U.S economic support for Sierra Leone continues, despite President Bio’s human rights abuses – Op ed

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U.S economic support for Sierra Leone continues, despite President Bio’s human rights abuses – Op ed

KABS KANU: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 26 April 2022: Sierra Leoneans at home and abroad, who read the recent damaging U.S State Department Human Rights and Country Report on Sierra Leone, which accused the President Maada Bio’s Sierra Leone People’s Party ( SLPP) Government of extrajudicial political killings, egregious and grave [Read More]

Source: SIERRA LEONE TELEGRAPH – Sierra Leone News

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