Relate in terms that people understand.  Context is important. 
In August 2017, the Western Peninsula of Freetown, Sierra Leone experienced torrential rain, a series of flooding events and a large landslide.
Non-profit websites share many of the same best elements or features as any other website.
A couple months ago, I had the opportunity to sign up to be Peer-to
The online business dictionary defines search engine optimization as the process of improving
The 21st century has brought with it numerous changes that have led to the development of Africa, a region that was for a long time neglected.
The saying “Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish, and you feed him for a lifetime” is one that no one can confidently tell the origin.
Africa has not been left behind in the technological transformation that is sweeping through the globe.  The healthcare sector in Africa has witnessed the advent of dev
Children outside the Dream Home
Today, as I enjoyed my warm shower, I thought about how different the “shower experience” must be for the 22 kids in Develop Africa’s orphanage in Sierra Leone.  I thought about them.
Service and humility make you great.  Value is the capacity to serve.
pregnant girl - creating pathways
Malala Yousafzai has become an international symbol for educating the girl child.
It is quite easy to get discouraged, really when you watch or listen to the news, there seems to be very little there that is encouraging.
With the advent of the Internet, social media and smart phones, news (and particularly bad news it seems) goes viral quickly.
Victories can be costly. Many times there are no free lunches.
Sometimes in life you simply need to keep pressing on.  We have all felt like throwing in the towel and giving up.
In an effort to help address the Ebola epidemic, I created an Ebola virus quiz - available on the
In 2014, Sylvester had the opportunity to serve as an Academic / Professional Expert for the Mandela Washington Fellowship for You
We all have dreams and goals.  Or at least we did at one time. 
Imagine a very wet towel for a moment.  What happens to the water when you wring or squeeze this very wet towel?  On earth, for normal humans, gravity takes over and the water drips predictably to

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