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China-Africa co-op photo exhibition held in Sierra Leone
On the occasion of the 4th Ministerial Conference of the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation, the Ambassador of the People's Republic of China to Sierra Leone Qiu Shaofang on Monday officially opened a five-day photo exhibition to demonstrate the development strides that has taken place between China and Africa.
S Leone fury at 'forced adoption'
A group of parents in Sierra Leone has accused a charity of sending more than 30 children abroad for adoption without consent during the country's civil war.
Fears for Sierra Leone boat passengers
Police in Sierra Leone say 221 people are missing after a wooden boat capsized on Tuesday with 268 people on board.
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First Annual International Beach Festival in Sierra Leone, West Africa Set for December 2009
LOS ANGELES, CA, November 04, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- The first annual Ma dengn Beach Festival is scheduled to take place December 19-20, 2009 in Sierra Leone, West Africa.
Sierra Leone links up with India medics
India Gazette Thursday 5th November, 2009 Freetown , Nov.5 : Sierra Leone 's president has launched a satellite link-up so that doctors in his country can seek advice from their colleagues in India.
Sierra Leone: New Dawn for Small Farmers?
KAMBIA DISTRICT, Sierra Leone, Nov 4 - They call her "Marie Nerica", after a new breed of rice.
Sierra Leone Rebel Convicts Sent to Rwandan Jail
Sierra Leone has transferred eight convicted former rebel leaders to Rwanda's Mpanga prison to serve out their sentences.
Peace Corps to return to Sierra Leone
A US official says the Peace Corps will return to Sierra Leone after 16 years' absence.
Sierra Leone: Anti-Corruption Prosecutor Cracks Down on Fraudsters
For three years, children attending a private school for the blind in Sierra Leone's capital were forced onto the streets to beg for food.
8 Guilty Of War Crimes Transferred To Rwanda
Sunday, 1 November 2009, 5:37 pm Press Release: United Nations Eight men found guilty by a United Nations-backed court of war crimes and crimes against humanity during Sierra Leone's brutal decade-long civil war have been transferred to Rwanda to serve their sentences.
Sierra Leone: New Agriculture Plan Sprouts
When in power, the Sierra Leone People's Party promised that thanks to its pursuit of a pro-agriculture agenda, no Sierra Leonean would go to bed hungry by 2007.
Sierra Leone: Commonwealth Helps Boost Export Sector
Senior officials from Sierra Leone are in a four-day retreat in the capital Freetown, to refine a strategy to boost the country's export sector.
Sierra Leone: Taylor Denies Sending Rebels to Attack Ivory Coast
Charles Taylor today denied allegations that he sent rebel forces to attack Ivory Coast as part of any grand plan to destabilize the West African sub-region. "I had nothing to do with the war in Ivory Coast," Mr.
BLOTTER: Liberia's Taylor Railroaded by 'Racist' Tribunal, Says Lawyer
The lawyer for the African despot accused of financing rape and pillage with stolen diamonds, has blasted the War Crimes Tribunal where his client stands trial as "racist," and a tool of American foreign policy.
Sierra Leone War Crimes Tribunal Makes Final Ruling
The Special Court for Sierra Leone, established to try rebel leaders for atrocities committed during the country's brutal civil war, handed down its last judgment Monday.
Senior UN official on two-day visit to reinforce peace-building in Sierra Leone
A senior UN official is on a two-day visit to Sierra Leone for wide-ranging talks on the situation in a country that was the first to be put on the agenda of the new UN Peacebuilding Commission, set up three years ago to prevent conflict-plagued States from relapsing into bloodshed, UN officials said here Thursday.
Sierra Leone's Youth: A Boon for Investment
Children hold Amnesty International posters during the campaign launch against maternal deaths in Sierra Leone on Sept.
Africa/Sierra Leone - "Forgiveness has a freeing effect, especially for the victims," says ...
In the Seminar Reconciliation, Justice, and Peace in Africa, being held in Rome during the Second Special Assembly for Africa of the Synod of Bishops promoted by the 'Giuseppe Toniolo' Institute for the International Law for Peace and the Catholic Action International Forum, Bishop Giorgio Biguzzi of Makeni, President of the Bishops' Conference of ...
Sierra Leone: Country Ready For 'High Return investment' - President Koroma
Following is the text of a speech to the European Development Days in Stockholm by Ernest Bai Koroma, President of Sierra Leone, on his country's response to the Global Economic Downturn.
C'wealth Observers to monitor Mozambique polls
Staff Reporter A Commonwealth Observer Group will be present during Mozambique's National and Provincial Elections scheduled to be held on 28 October next.
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