CLEAN : Sierra Leone voters hope for better future

The video highlights the critical need for better education, emphasizing that financial constraints can limit access to quality schooling. It also addresses issues of favoritism and corruption, where decisions are made based on loyalty rather than competence. The influence of money in politics, particularly in a poor country like Sierra Leone, is discussed, noting how financial power can sway decisions and affect governance.

What are the consequences of not having money in relation to children's education?

How does favoritism affect the selection of professionals in society?

What are the implications of party loyalty and tribal allegiance in professional appointments?

In what ways can corruption impact the education system?

What role does money play in a poor country like Sierra Leone?