The Weight of Dawn: Survival Strategies of Women in Higher Education unveils the untold stories of female students at Njala University, Sierra Leone?young women who balance academic ambition with financial struggles, societal expectations, and systemic barriers.
Through the journey of Kornya, this novel captures the resilience, resourcefulness, and quiet rebellion of women determined to succeed against the odds. It explores the power of solidarity, the challenges within institutional structures, and the unwavering pursuit of education in a world where opportunities are hard-won.
A tribute to perseverance, The Weight of Dawn invites readers to witness these struggles, celebrate triumphs, and reflect on the profound strength of those who carry the dawn on their shoulders.
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Emmanuel Dumbuya is a seasoned educator, author, and advocate with over a decade of experience in curriculum development and educational leadership. With a Master of Education in Curriculum Development and a focus on enhancing quality education in Sierra Leone, Emmanuel has dedicated much of his career to improving educational outcomes, especially for marginalized communities. His expertise spans curriculum design, instruction, policy analysis, and community engagement, and he has contributed significantly to educational reform efforts in Sierra Leone and beyond.
In addition to his work as an educator, Emmanuel is a passionate writer and has authored multiple textbooks on topics ranging from education to social justice.
His professional journey is credited to his radical approach, in exploring ways to integrate future skills into African curriculum frameworks, and mentoring youth as they prepare for the challenges of tomorrow's world.