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Sierra Leone: Leaked Correspondences Reveal Rift Diplomatic Community

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[Concord] Leaked diplomatic correspondences seen by the Africanist Press reveal a growing rift between members of the diplomatic community and the government of President Bio, including an apparent refusal by multilateral and foreign officials in the country to meet with President Julius Maada Bio about escalating violence in the country prior to his now infamous "Terrorism Statement" after its controversial content was leaked to the diplomatic community.

Source: allAfrica.com

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