Freetown, 10th November 2025- Street photography in Sierra Leone was once more than a livelihood, it was a cultural archive. Photographers held a cherished place in society, capturing everyday life in prints that filled family albums and adorned living-room walls across the country.
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Some of us had survived the civil war. We knew the sound of gunfire, the direction of danger, the instinct to run. But Ebola was different. It was an invisible enemy, merciless, silent, and everywhere. There was no front line. No safe haven. I still hear the ambulances.
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Citizens are calling for urgent government action. Without expanded rehabilitation, psychosocial support, and medical care, the future of Sierra Leone’s youth hangs in the balance between hope and extinction.
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The government must act, not with surveys and speeches, but with steel and cement. Because the next collapse won’t just be tragic, it will be unforgivable.
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The class representative system was never perfect, but it was profoundly human. It taught leadership without politics, service without privilege, and communication without fear. To abolish it is to erase one of the few democratic instincts left within our educational framework.
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