The first step in getting the landing site in Tombo, Sierra Leone up and running was taken 25th September 2015, when Neptune, partially owned by Aurora, started selling ice to the local community. The customers are mainly persons working in the local fishing industry but also others such as women who have small stalls selling drinks.
The very first customer was Isata Kawawho bought some ice tobe able to chill the water she is selling.
Aurora Foundation is proud to sponsor AI Hackathon 2026, held from February 16–18, 2026, at Limkokwing University. Organized by TechHealth Africa in collaboration with FICT, the three-day event brought together students, innovators, and technology enthusiasts for an...
We kicked off 2026 with excitement, gratitude, and pride as Sweet Salone returned to Paris for our third showcase at the Maison & Objet Exhibition.From January 15th to 19th, 2026, we had the honor of once again presenting our unique collaboration of Sierra Leonean...
Lettie Stuart Pottery Centre in Sierra Leone has recently acquired their first brand-new electric potters wheel. The centre, which has been operating using manual kickwheels since their inception, purchased the wheel using funds earned from their own pottery sales....