The Rationale for Chiefs as Arbitrators and Trustees of Resources in Sierra Leone

  A Historical, Cultural, Political, and Economic Analysis     The role of chiefs as arbitrators and trustees of resources in Sierra Leone is deeply rooted in historical, cultural, political, and economic contexts. This paper explores the multifaceted rationale behind this authority, tracing its origins from pre-colonial governance to contemporary political structures. Utilizing historical documentation,

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The Role of Education in Advancing Development in Sierra Leone: A Focus on Cultural Integration, Mother Tongue Instruction, and Deductive Learning

Education is more than a tool for personal growth; it is a catalyst for national transformation. In Sierra Leone, the integration of cultural education, mother tongue instruction, deductive learning, and compulsory education from kindergarten to junior high school has the potential to reshape the country’s trajectory. These approaches not only preserve the nation’s identity but

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