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Nazareth House returns to Kroo Bay

Posted on August 19, 2009 by vicki

Report from James Mansaray: Freetown, Sierra Leone. A single phone call from me to Nurse Adama, who works at Kroobay Clinic was just enough to create a whole scene of happiness for them with the hope of receiving more medication … Continue reading →

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Nazareth House returns to Kroo Bay

Posted on August 19, 2009 by vicki

Report from James Mansaray: Freetown, Sierra Leone. A single phone call from me to Nurse Adama, who works at Kroobay Clinic was just enough to create a whole scene of happiness for them with the hope of receiving more medication … Continue reading →

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Kissy Brook landslide, Freetown, Sierra Leone

Posted on August 15, 2009 by vicki

In a recent gmail chat, James and I were discussing the horrid Landslide at Kissy Brook, caused by the heavy rains that Sierra Leone is experiencing at this time. In pondering a way to describe this story, our chat itself … Continue reading →

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Kissy Brook landslide, Freetown, Sierra Leone

Posted on August 15, 2009 by vicki

In a recent gmail chat, James and I were discussing the horrid Landslide at Kissy Brook, caused by the heavy rains that Sierra Leone is experiencing at this time. In pondering a way to describe this story, our chat itself … Continue reading →

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Kissy Brook landslide, Freetown, Sierra Leone

Posted on August 15, 2009 by vicki

In a recent gmail chat, James and I were discussing the horrid Landslide at Kissy Brook, caused by the heavy rains that Sierra Leone is experiencing at this time. In pondering a way to describe this story, our chat itself … Continue reading →

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Kissy Brook landslide, Freetown, Sierra Leone

Posted on August 15, 2009 by vicki

In a recent gmail chat, James and I were discussing the horrid Landslide at Kissy Brook, caused by the heavy rains that Sierra Leone is experiencing at this time. In pondering a way to describe this story, our chat itself … Continue reading →

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Kissy Brook landslide, Freetown, Sierra Leone

Posted on August 15, 2009 by vicki

In a recent gmail chat, James and I were discussing the horrid Landslide at Kissy Brook, caused by the heavy rains that Sierra Leone is experiencing at this time. In pondering a way to describe this story, our chat itself … Continue reading →

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Plea from James Mansaray, living, working, caring in Sierra Leone

Posted on August 13, 2009 by vicki

By James Mansaray: Freetown, Sierra Leone It’s been thirteen straight heavy rain days as of today. I’d say we’re almost half way through this dreaded, rainy season. Most of us consider it the hungriest month here in Sierra Leone. Many … Continue reading →

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Plea from James Mansaray, living, working, caring in Sierra Leone

Posted on August 13, 2009 by vicki

By James Mansaray: Freetown, Sierra Leone It’s been thirteen straight heavy rain days as of today. I’d say we’re almost half way through this dreaded, rainy season. Most of us consider it the hungriest month here in Sierra Leone. Many … Continue reading →

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Plea from James Mansaray, living, working, caring in Sierra Leone

Posted on August 13, 2009 by vicki

By James Mansaray: Freetown, Sierra Leone It’s been thirteen straight heavy rain days as of today. I’d say we’re almost half way through this dreaded, rainy season. Most of us consider it the hungriest month here in Sierra Leone. Many … Continue reading →

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