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Jul 1, 2026 ∙ 1 min
2026-Jul. Spotlight: Daniel Nat-Davies
Introducing Daniel B. Nat-Davies, a dedicated business development executive with a strong educational background. Mr Nat-Davies completed his secondary education at The Sierra Leone Grammar School prior to his relocation to the USA to further his education. Before relocating to the USA, he worked for KPMG in Sierra Leone and The Gambia, where he conducted financial statement audits and provided professional services to various organizations. Mr. Nat-Davies earned his Bachelor’s Degree and...

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Jun 1, 2026 ∙ 1 min
2026-Jun. Spotlight: Alfred Samura
Introducing Dr. Alfred Thunty Samura, a dedicated medical professional with a remarkable educational journey. He began his studies at the Sierra Leone Grammar School after completing a year at Bo Government Secondary School. Following his graduation, he enrolled at the College of Medicine and Allied Health Sciences in Freetown, where he completed four years of rigorous medical training. After relocating to the United States, Dr. Samura successfully passed the Certified Nursing Assistant and...

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May 1, 2026 ∙ 1 min
2026-May. Spotlight: James Taylor
Introducing James Taylor. James Taylor is a graduate of the Sierra Leone Grammar School. Mr. Taylor holds a dual master's degree from People's Friendship University of Russia in Mining Engineering, and a second master's from Johns Hopkins University in Environmental Engineering. Furthermore, Mr. Taylor served in the US Navy Reserves as an Officer in the Civil Engineering Corps and retired as a Commander(O5). Mr. Taylor is a licensed Engineer and holds Project Management Professional (PMP)...

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The Sierra Leone Grammar School was founded on 25th March 1845 as Church Missionary Society (C.M.S.) Grammar School - the first secondary school in Sub-Saharan Africa. The school started with 14 pupils, drawn from students of Fourah Bay College and was housed at Regent Square in a massive building which still exists.

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