AUTHOR: Mariama Keita U.S. Ebola recovery investments in health in Sierra Leone will help millions of women, children and communities grow and thrive. As USAID Transforms lives, Sierra Leone is committed to inclusive development and we celebrate the successful presidential, parliamentary, and local-level peaceful election processes in March 2018 were a vital step forward in ...
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By U.S. Embassy Freetown | 31 August, 2018 | Topics:
Events
At the U.S. Embassy in Sierra Leone, we commemorated the 242nd anniversary of our Independence Day last week with guests from government, civil society, business, media, academia, and the arts. In her remarks, Ambassador Maria Brewer noted how our two nations are united by history, common values, and a commitment to democracy. Minister of Foreign ...
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By U.S. Embassy Freetown | 17 July, 2018 | Topics:
Events
On May 11, 2018 the White House delegation met with President Julius Maada Bio on the eve of inauguration, and attended the inauguration on Saturday
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By U.S. Embassy Freetown | 22 May, 2018 | Topics:
Events
On Thursday, May 10, 2018 Ambassador Maria Brewer launched the Sierra Leone chapter of the State Alumni Group in Sierra. This group comprises people who have benefitted from one of our many exchange programs like Tech Woman, YALI, Fulbright, Humphrey, and many others!
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By U.S. Embassy Freetown | 14 May, 2018 | Topics:
Events
By U.S. Embassy Freetown | 19 April, 2018 | Topics:
Events, News
I am the U.S. Ambassador to Sierra Leone and not just to Freetown.” This was Ambassador Maria Brewer’s key message as she made her first visit outside of Freetown to Makeni and Kono respectively. For Ambassador Brewer, coming to Sierra Leone as an Ambassador felt like a homecoming after having served at the U.S. Embassy ...
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By U.S. Embassy Freetown | 2 November, 2017 | Topics:
Events
The U.S. government partners with the Sierra Leone Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Food Security (MAFFS) and other ministries dedicated to the conservation of Sierra Leone’s fragile environment. The rapid and indiscriminant felling of trees is leading to
deforestation of large parts of Sierra Leone, contributing to
soil erosion . This in turn has resulted in landslides and ...
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By U.S. Embassy Freetown | 2 August, 2017 | Topics:
Events
Heading: Ambassador James’ Human Rights Message Content Before: U.S. Ambassador James Entwistle’s message in Pidgin for this year’s International Human Rights Day. “Please make a pledge to stand up for the human rights of all Nigerians
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By U.S. Embassy Freetown | 5 October, 2016 | Topics:
Events
Ambassador John Hoover handed over 24 multi-purpose vehicles and 29 motorbikes to the National Emergency Response Center’s Chief Operating Officer, Stephen Gaojia on behalf of the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention (CDC) Foundation on November 28.
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By U.S. Embassy Freetown | 6 September, 2016 | Topics:
Events
The U.S. Department of State warns U.S. citizens against non-essential travel to Sierra Leone. The U.S. Department of State has already ordered the departure of family members residing with Embassy staff in Freetown to begin August 14, 2014.
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By U.S. Embassy Freetown | 6 September, 2016 | Topics:
Events
Effective September 12, 2014, the Department of State will adjust processing fees for some consular services.
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By U.S. Embassy Freetown | 6 September, 2016 | Topics:
Events
Looking forward to 2015 and beyond, applications are now open for Educational and Professional Exchange Programs. The Cultural Affairs Section encourages qualified students and emerging leaders from Sierra Leone to apply for the following scholarship and professional development programs. Fulbright Programs – graduate study scholarships Humphrey Fellowship Programs – post-graduate professional studies Young African Leaders ...
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By U.S. Embassy Freetown | 6 September, 2016 | Topics:
Events
Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever is a deadly, but known enemy. This information is aimed at arming you, your family, and your community against Ebola. Sierra Leoneans that have survived the disease did so by getting medical attention early. Report any suspected cases to the Ministry of Health and Sanitation’s toll free call center (117). Please see ...
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By U.S. Embassy Freetown | 6 September, 2016 | Topics:
Events
On June 25, 2015, Secretary Kerry submitted the 2014 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices (commonly known as the Human Rights Reports) to the U.S. Congress. The reports, now in their 39th year, are available at State.gov/humanrightsreports and HumanRights.gov/reports. Mandated by Congress, the Human Rights Reports help inform U.S. government policy and foreign assistance. They ...
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By U.S. Embassy Freetown | 25 June, 2015 | Topics:
Events
On behalf of the U.S. Department of State, Teresa and I wish all Muslims a happy and blessed Ramadan.
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By U.S. Embassy Freetown | 6 June, 2015 | Topics:
Events, Former U.S. Government Leaders
| Tags: John Kerry
Statement by Secretary Johnson on travel restrictions and protective measures to prevent the spread of Ebola to the United States.These measures impact both American citizens and our visa clientele.
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By U.S. Embassy Freetown | 21 October, 2014 | Topics:
Events
On September 26, Secretary Kerry said the Special Court of Sierra Leone appeal chamber’s decision to uphold conviction of former President of Liberia Charles Taylor has brought a measure of justice to the people of Sierra Leone, and helped to cement the foundation on which reconciliation can proceed.
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By U.S. Embassy Freetown | 26 September, 2013 | Topics:
Events, Former U.S. Government Leaders
| Tags: John Kerry
