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About Mariama WurieMariama Wurie is an International Development and Communications Professional who has worked across West Africa, the UK, and Canada. She holds an M.A. in Media and Communications (Distinction) from the University of Arts London and a B.A. in International Development Studies and Political Science from McGill University. The bulk of her career has been as a Technical Consultant (in the fields of public education and public health— designing and implementing field programs and studies) for organizations like the Survivor Dream Project, Malaria Consortium, Sierra Leone’s Ministry of Education, and the World Bank Group in Sierra Leone— while simultaneously serving as a Freelance Multimedia Producer and Journalist for the BBC World Service and CNN Africa.
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Cole Street — The Urgency of Sierra Leonean Fine DiningPhotos by Amelia Martyn-Hemphill In the traditional community of Murray Town, nestled between the Atlantic and Freetown’s hectic city...
Cole Street — The Urgency of Sierra Leonean Fine DiningPhotos by Amelia Martyn-Hemphill In the traditional community of Murray Town, nestled between the Atlantic and Freetown’s hectic city...
Labrum London brings the curiosity of migration to Sierra Leone's Toma BoutiqueSierra Leone, akin to any coastal nation with a complex history of trade and cross-cultural marriage, is home to a... Read More
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