
I first heard about the village of Kent in Sierra Leone towards the end of last summer. After a visit to the West African country, my mother told me about this beautiful fishing village on the tip of the western peninsula, and how friendly its people were.
But they were also very poor and the village school – located above an old slave depository – had no books. “You should use your paper to help them,” she suggested.
So I decided to ask the readers of Kent on Sunday to help the children of Kent in Sierra Leone to get a better education.
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