09/11/2015 Newsround

The 11-year-old cartoon kid who is in pressing the big guys. --

impressing. And we want your view

on what to do with bullies. But first, how do you get a country

back to normal again after Ebola? It's a question that people

in Sierra Leone, in West Africa, are starting to try

and answer after they were declared free from the disease

for the first time ina year This is what being Ebola free

means to people in Sierra Leone. Joy, after one and a half years

of trying to deal with Almost 4000 people lost

their lives and thousands more were The World Health Organisation

declares the end of the Ebola In that claim these are the

kinds of pictures of Sierra Leone that people around the globe got

used to seeing, but this is now the Before the Ebola outbreak, the

country was really pushing itself And, despite the good news, getting

people back is proving hard. Because of the Ebola, we don't

have anything, no customers. Handfuls of tourists are starting

to come through, but the country The people, they really

need to risk coming back. In other parts of the country

life is getting back to normal. Kids here are enjoying simple

pleasures, like being allowed But neighbouring countries Guinea

and Liberia aren't Ebola free yet. So for the next three months people

in Sierra Leone need to work hard to make sure Ebola doesn't come back,

and to convince visitors that the country is

about much more than just a disease. Next, we're asking

for your help to do something a It's all about bullying

and here's Ricky to explain more. We know it can be really hard if

you're being bullied at school or So we want to know, what's the best

way to stop it from happening? Should we offer help

and support to bullies, or is it better to make sure they're

punished for what they've done? Well, on the 19th of November,

during anti-bullying week, we'll be finding out what you think

is the best way to stop bullying. In a special Newsround debate

you can have your say So vote now on whether it's more

important for bullies to be So head to the Newsround website now

to have your vote Next, if you

like comics then you'll love this. A UK schoolboy has had

his cartoon creations published in a top magazine,

and he's only 11 years old. First inspired

by reading comic strips at just five years old, Johnny loves

writing, drawing and telling stories I first got into writing

and drawing comics when I read the Dandy and I thought,

I could easily do this - it's just putting my drawings into panels with

the speech bubbles and the words. I enjoyed writing and drawing -

I just had to put the two together. Aardman got me into making the

animations, creating the characters, It was Creature Comforts that I

watched at first, that made animals that could speak

and was very creative. Now the 11-year-old has drawn

and written his own comic strip, and it's being published in the

comic's 200th anniversary addition. They asked, would I like to be one

of the official artists in it? The Phoenix is

a weekly comic full of stories, puzzles and illustrations from top

children's writers and illustrators and Jonny's own creation The Crystal

Orb will feature within its pages. I had to come up with different,

different characters, then I drew It was just a long experience but I

think it's worth it that people will And if you want to see how Jonny has

turned Ricky into one of his comic strip characters, head on over to

the website and check it out! Newsround's back right here

tomorrow morning with Ricky.