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By Salleiu S. Kanu Freetown, Sierra Leone — The Ministry of Energy has assured the public that proactive measures are in place to mitigate the impact of the Karpowership shutdown, as Sierra Leone faces critical electricity challenges due to prolonged payment delays. During a press conference recently, Dr. Kandeh Kolleh Yumkella, Chairman of the Special Initiative...
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Story by AFP Burning tree trunks to produce charcoal for use as a cheap fuel is illegal in the protected rainforest in Sierra Leone© PATRICK MEINHARDT Deep inside a Sierra Leone national park, a mother of seven was about to set dozens of tree trunks ablaze to make charcoal. Producing the cheap fuel in this way is illegal...
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By Ibrahim S. Bangura Freetown—In a vibrant and spirit-filled ceremony, the Tongue of Fire Children’s Choir officially released its debut gospel single, What Great God is Jesus, at their home church in Calaba Town. The event marked a significant milestone for the young choir, whose members have been diligently preparing under the guidance of their leader,...
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By Sallieu S. Kanu Freetown—The Government of Sierra Leone has officially denied claims by the Gento Group that it has acquired land rights to commence mining operations at the Tonkolili North – Kasafoni Iron Ore Deposit. I In a statement, the government clarified that the deposit is exclusively controlled by the Sierra Leone Mines and Minerals...
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Story by Dominique Moody, A Maryland woman says she’s fearful of going to see her family in Sierra Leone after President Donald Trump announced a travel ban and restrictions targeting mostly African and Middle Eastern countries. “Though I grew up here, my heart is in Sierra Leone,” said Sonia Staples, a resident of Prince George’s County. “It...
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