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Buried
Four years after a mudslide wiped out 1,000 lives on the outskirts of Freetown, survivors continue to battle grief, trauma, and poverty.
Interview
'More landslides will happen in Freetown'
Kathryn Goodenough and David Boon, British Geological Survey
Feature
New beginnings, old problems
The government wants to relocate survivors and rebuild Susan’s Bay, but the people need to buy in first
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As long as there's life, there's hope
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We slept at night not knowing whether we would see dawn
New beginnings, old problems
The government wants to relocate survivors and rebuild Susan’s Bay, but the people need to buy in first
By di Red Zone
Four years after the mudslide, survivors struggle for normalcy in Mortomeh and 6 Mile
Feature
In man's land
Why it’s important to close the gender gap in disaster journalism
Video
'I do not feel happy I am married'
Surviving teenage pregnancy in Sierra Leone
Interview
‘It’s certain that more landslides will happen in Freetown’
Kathryn Goodenough and David Boon, on Sierra Leone's vulnerability to geological hazards
September 4, 2021
She just wanted to cook something fast
Saidu Sesay, Kissy Road
I was a child soldier but I turned my life around
Brima, Freetown
The disaster inspired me to make a difference
Alhaji Siraj Bah, Mortomeh
I watched my house turn to ashes
Olivie Boima, Kingtom
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