Liberia: How a Gbarnga Tailor Built a School That Trains Hundreds and Offers a Model for Small Businesses in Rural Areas
Liberia, Aug. 26 -- Summary:
By Nukanah Kollie with New Narratives
GBARNGA, Bong County -A bright blue two-story building stands in central Gbarnga, overlooking Broad Street. Red railings surround the balcony, where freshly sewn school uniforms hang beneath a sign reading, "ACD Vocational Training, School Uniform Production, Literacy Program."
Inside, shelves hold colorful fabrics as sewing machines hum across the center. Founder Joseph M. Kamara, 66, sits on a wooden bench behind a black sewing machine, a measuring tape around his neck, turning cloth into uniforms while leading the self-financed vocational campus he has built over 25 years.
"I think the best thing to do for our people is impact knowledge in them," said Kamara as he i...
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