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        Traditional African photo of body in coffin, St. Luke’s Church funeral for Alimamy and the huge following of grievers at his funeral and graveside. This is not the usual funeral, Alimamy is given this lavish funeral … Continue reading →

        Traditional African photo of body in coffin, St. Luke’s Church funeral for Alimamy and the huge following of grievers at his funeral and graveside. This is not the usual funeral, Alimamy is given this lavish funeral … Continue reading →

        Pictures of Alimamy at his pharmacy, the second picture is of Samuel (James’ nephew – Paul’s son)with Roo and Alimamy’s daughter Imami. A picture of Hannah, Alimamy’s sister and Paul’s wife and the last photo is … Continue reading →

        Pictures of Alimamy at his pharmacy, the second picture is of Samuel (James’ nephew – Paul’s son)with Roo and Alimamy’s daughter Imami. A picture of Hannah, Alimamy’s sister and Paul’s wife and the last photo is … Continue reading →

above picture: Alimamy attending to two ill and starving children. Report by James Mansaray, Nazareth House Freetown: It was on a rainy Wednesday morning that I got a text message from Mama Vicki announcing the death of our beloved aunt … Continue reading →

above picture: Alimamy attending to two ill and starving children. Report by James Mansaray, Nazareth House Freetown: It was on a rainy Wednesday morning that I got a text message from Mama Vicki announcing the death of our beloved aunt … Continue reading →

        Photo 1: James visiting Gladys at hospital before she passed on. Through the supporters of Nazareth House, Gladys’ hospital fees and medical treatment were provided as well as assistance to her and her family.Photo 2: Simba, … Continue reading →

        Photo 1: James visiting Gladys at hospital before she passed on. Through the supporters of Nazareth House, Gladys’ hospital fees and medical treatment were provided as well as assistance to her and her family.Photo 2: Simba, … Continue reading →

        Photo 1: James visiting Gladys at hospital before she passed on. Through the supporters of Nazareth House, Gladys’ hospital fees and medical treatment were provided as well as assistance to her and her family.Photo 2: Simba, … Continue reading →