The 10 years of a bloody and gruesome civil war officially ended in 2002. It left 75,000 dead and 20,000 physically challenged and thousands of lost child soldiers. It was declared the poorest country in the world. Sierra Leone has a population of nearly 6 million. 70% live below the poverty line. 62% live in rural areas and barely survive on virtually nothing. The population is divided between Muslims and Christians. Official languages are English and Krio. Today the capital Freetown still has no electricity. The rich have generators: the poor make do with small kerosene lamps for lighting.
A lesson to our government...every person can be enhanced ...
LeoneClub 2 years ago
I hate the reference to religion: Muslim and Christian. It is Western focused way of reporting. Sierra Leoneans have never had issues with diference in religion. That focus was needless. The rest of the documentary is good.
hansangere 2 years ago
dont worry sierra leone im going to fix you up soon turn you into the country everyone want to live in i believe for a country to be super great it has to undergo and experience all thise great suffering its just like heaven or hell you can not go to heaven or hell if you dont live here on earth you would need to undero and experience everything here on earth first before you could go to heaven or hell.
GunKlappa 2 years ago
inspiring - there's a lesson here for all African and Caribbean countries to lessen their dependence on fossil fuels.
Aaleayah219 2 years ago
Very impressive...The Sierra Leone government should adopt such project with focus on the rural areas.
myvideo500 2 years ago
How can a country be so small and poor. We sierra leoneans need to unite and help our dying country. We cannot rely on the white man anymore they rob and steal and spread lies. Stop the violence and tribe haterd. Sierra leone unite
ani1616 2 years ago
How can the citizen of this world help the Barefoot college ?
zuuzu101 3 years ago
this was very interesting and good to see.
deedeedmr 3 years ago
durfar is of need this.
faard 3 years ago