Memuna Konteh- 2024 Editorial Council

Memuna Konteh is a multidisciplinary, British-Sierra Leonean writer and storyteller who specialises in the intersections of identity, culture and politics. Her debut novel is currently in development and she won the second place award in Hachette’s Mo Siewcharran Prize in 2021. Her narrative nonfiction essay, Building Community, was recently published in The Dinner Table anthology by Head of Zeus. Outside of work, Memuna’s interests include theatre, fashion, football (soccer) and good food. She believes strongly in the liberating power of literacy and is hopeful for a world where quality education is accessible to everyone.

Share:

Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Email
On Key

Related Posts

Welcome to the Team: Rebecca

Rebecca Ursule is a masters student at The George Washington University, where she studies International Affairs. She is the founder of Rehoboth Rescue Mission and serves on the board of

Your 2026 International Day of the Girl Recap

Every year, on October 11th, we celebrate International Day of the Girl–the United Nations holiday that recognizes the achievements and progress girls have made. Let’s continue the celebration! Here are

#TeamAfrica June News Recap

African Teams Break Records at the 2026 World Cup: History has officially been made at the 2026 FIFA World Cup! A record-breaking NINE out of ten participating African nations have

Inside the ECOSOC Youth Forum

ECOSOC Youth Forum 2026 From April 14-16, the ECOSOC Youth Forum brought together young people, United Nations (UN) entities, and Member States to the UN headquarters in New York City.