President Xi Jinping Holds Welcoming Banquet for U.S. President Donald J. Trump
232news – On the evening of May 14, President Xi Jinping held a welcoming banquet for U.S. President Donald J.
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Ministers Sign $4.3M Deal to Complete Hospitals and Kerry Town Oxygen Facility
By Ibrahim Joenal Sesay 232news – The Government of Sierra Leone has taken a significant step toward transforming the nation’s
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Africa Stands Firm: Why the One-China Policy Remains a Defining Pillar of Global Diplomacy
By: James Kamara-Manneh (232news) – In an era of shifting geopolitical alignments and intensifying global competition, one principle continues to
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Red Dragon Rising: Forging Strength, Shaping Destiny in Sierra Leone
By Marilyn King (232news) – In a country where many young people search for direction, one name has continued to
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Freetown Terminal Marks Labour Day
By Mackie M. Jalloh (232news) – Against the backdrop of shifting labour realities and growing demands for fair working conditions,
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WAHO Supports The Gambia with Ambulances and Critical Medical Equipment to Strengthen National Health Systems
232news – The West African Health Organisation (WAHO), through the African Development Bank (AfDB)-supported Regional COVID-19 Response Project, has handed
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Freetown Terminal Sounds Zero Harm Alarm on World Safety Day
By Sahr Ibrahim Komba (232news) – A strong call for a “zero harm” workplace culture echoed across Freetown Terminal on
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Salone @ 65
By Cheukai Makari (232news)— It’s been a while since the last bittersweet birthday installation and, after struggling to find my
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Sierra Leone, China Strengthen Ties with US$55M Fishing Port Initiative
By Ibrahim Joenal Sesay (232news) – A major milestone in Sierra Leone’s economic transformation and marine sector development was reached
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MODERN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL @ 30: FROM ADVERSITY TO TRIUMPH
By Andrew Keili It happened on Thursday January 19, 1995. The RUF rebels attacked Sierra Rutile Mines. We the workers
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