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Introduction,had originally planned to write a book on the Sierra Leonean civil war as a way of finding answers to some of the very difficult questions that have continued to cloud understanding of what happened in that country in the 1990s. Armed conflict broke out in Sierra Leone in March 1991 when insurgents

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Evolutionism and the Africanist Project,ld Refugee Day, and as “Goodwill Ambassador” of the United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR), Angelina Jolie wanted to raise awareness about the plight of refugees worldwide. However, the interview also focused on her personal life and her acting career, as well as her “humanitarian” work for the UNHCR

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The Idea of Sierra Leone,ting House” (., March 28, 2008). Situated in an area close to the birthplace of John Hawkins (1532-95) the ruthless sixteenth-century English slaver who was knighted for his exploits against the Spanish Armada in 1588, Lander thought of honoring his hero by naming his pub after him. The Racial and E

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Sierra Leonean Inflections and Amplifications,emonstration organized by the government to protest what was framed as Charles Taylor’s aggression against Sierra Leone took place in Freetown. (Similar demonstrations would be organized all over the country). Coming in the wake of the spread of the insurgency, the rally at the grounds of State Hous

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Coda, has been attaining “truth” about Africa and expressing it in “scientifically” credible discourses. However, the production of these truths has been faced with two major .: (1) problems concerning the very condition of knowledge and (2) important questions concerning the status of truth discourse it

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