Ten Reasons To Visit Sierra Leone In 2025
As world travelers look for new places to visit, one criterion increasingly stands out: meaningful connections with local ...
From a colonial hill town to Idris Elba’s island masterplan: what do these Sierra Leone developments tell us about urban elites?
Sherbro Island City’s vision of an elite urban development brings to mind some of the colonial thinking around the ...
‘We fall and we rise': Some amputees in Sierra Leone turn to farming to combat discrimination
Sierra Leone's brutal civil war from 1991-2002 created about 28,000 amputees. Now many live on the streets and beg, facing ...
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The Legacy of the British Legal System Continues to Inflict Misery in Sierra Leone
Decades after independence, colonial-era laws have created a mass-incarceration crisis in Sierra Leone as poor citizens are ...
thesierraleonetelegraph6d
Sierra Leone’s Inspector General of Police subverting the rule of Law
Sierra Leone today faces an extremely worrying situation, one that threatens the very foundation of the rule of law in the country’s ...
Barron's15d
Sierra Leone Student Tackles Toxic Air Pollution
The development of electric vehicles faces numerous hurdles in Sierra Leone, where the national grid ... (around $5,270), a high price for those living in one of the world's poorest countries.
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Sierra Leone: Technical Assistance Report-Climate Policy Diagnostic
Download PDF More Formats on IMF eLibrary Order a Print Copy Create Citation Sierra Leone faces important development challenges. This includes dealing with the impacts of climate change such as ...
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'We fall and we rise': Some amputees in Sierra Leone turn to farming to combat discrimination
FREETOWN, Sierra Leone (AP) — Lahai Makieu struck the bamboo with a machete until it cracked and fell. Balancing on his crutch, he reached to pick it up. But colleagues pulled the bamboo's other ...
The Boston Globe9d
‘We fall and we rise’: Some amputees in Sierra Leone turn to farming to combat discrimination
FREETOWN, Sierra Leone — Lahai Makieu struck the bamboo with a machete until it cracked and fell. Balancing on his crutch, he reached to pick it up. But colleagues pulled the bamboo’s other ...