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 was thrilled to sponsor volume two of the Female Voices in Poetry Slam, organised by Futprints Afrika on 23 May 2026. Bringing together talented young Sierra Leonean women poets, the event celebrated creativity, courage, and self-expression through...
Last week, we had the pleasure of welcoming representatives from the Sierra Leone Adult Education Association (SLADEA) to Aurora House. For some of our visitors, it was their first time seeing our premises, and we were delighted to give them a tour and introduce them...
Aurora Foundation proudly sponsored the launch of the first issue of Muyu Journal, unveiled on 17 April 2026 at Things & Somethings Aberdeen Road, Freetown. Titled The New Landlords, the first issue brings together voices from Sierra Leone and its diaspora to...