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A new surgery done by Afrobarometer has revealed that three-quarters of Sierra Leoneans believe that the government handled the COVID-19 pandemic better than the 2014 Ebola Outbreak.
A vast majority of locals in the West African nation said government response was better with COVID-19 Pandemic than the Ebola Epidemic.
The Ebola outbreak lasted for two years and claimed the lives of over 3,700 in Sierra Leone while the COVID-19 Pandemic left 125 dead in the West African nation.
The survey, however revealed that only a small portion of households in the country benefited relief assistance and that it was distributed unfairly due to corruption.
- Sierra Leone, Liberia, Guinea Sign Agreement to Improve Cross-border Trade, Revenue and Security in the Region
- NCRA Takes Steps on Identification and Registration of Foreign Nationals in Sierra Leone
- Foreign Affairs Ambassador-at-Large Dr. Victoria Sulimani Visits Director of Liberia’s Foreign Service Institute
Afrobarometer has been conducting survey in Sierra Leone for years now. The Accra-based Research Firm focuses on democracy, governance and economy with funding from the Swedish Government.
The firm partners several civil and educational institutions in the African region.
