by Arnold Sampson | Mar 31, 2020 | Latest News
KIK’s motto ‘Learn to Serve’ has been amply demonstrated in recent times by the successes of Sam Banya and Winston Baimba Sellu, so it is good to report that more beneficiaries are being awarded KIK scholarships for higher level studies. Amara Momah...
by Arnold Sampson | Mar 30, 2020 | Latest News
It has always been KIK’s vision to devolve local management issues to trusted partners in Sierra Leone, with these partners ideally including some ex-beneficiaries of the programme. We can now announce that this vision has been realised by the formation of a...
by Arnold Sampson | Mar 30, 2020 | Latest News
We are very pleased to report that the KIK Academy goes from strength to strength, with 156 pupils now on roll. During her visit in January, Lorraine met with Kailahun’s Director of Education, Mr Conteh, who thanked the staff for all their hard work. He took...
by Arnold Sampson | Dec 17, 2019 | Latest News
It is with great pleasure that we announce WInston’s graduation as a registered general nurse, He has worked very hard to achieve thus ambition, and is an example to all.
by Arnold Sampson | Nov 7, 2019 | Latest News
We are pleased to report that the Academy has been credited with an EMIS number from the Ministry of Education – an excellent achievement so early in the history of the Academy, reflecting the hard work and dedication of the head and all of his staff. WAEC...
by Arnold Sampson | Nov 7, 2019 | Latest News
Sam Banya, one of our earliest beneficiaries, is a qualified doctor, and has recently taken up a scholarship to complete a two year Masters programme in Surgical Oncology in Egypt. The government in Sierra Leone are building an Oncology Centre in Freetown and are...
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