- Kopytoff, Jean Herskovits. A
Preface to
Modern Nigeria: The "Sierra
Leonians" in Yoruba, 1830–1890.
University of
Wisconsin Press. p. 35. Nwauwa, Apollos...
- of
which only
fragments remain,
themselves largely rebuilt later. The
Leonian Triclinium, the end wall of a
great medieval hall, and the
Santa Scala...
-
peppers and
other important commercial crops. It was
first described by L.
Leonian at the New
Mexico State University Agricultural Experiment Station in Las...
- region's
diamond wealth. The
country acted as a
major trader in
Sierra Leonian blood diamonds,
exporting over US$300
million (~$516 million in 2023) in...
-
Sierra Leone, June 2014. The Krio are
estimated to make up 2% of the
Sierra Leonian po****tion.
Among the Krio, the
overwhelmingly muslim Oku/Aku make up 15%...
- As of 24 September 2012[update], a
cholera outbreak in
Sierra Leone had
caused the
deaths of 392 people. It was the country's
largest outbreak of cholera...
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funded the
school fees of parti****ting
children and emplo**** 175
Sierra Leonian team coaches,
regional managers and
league coordinators. In 2009, 1,600...
- quarters-Nigerian
Russian Premier League footballer Victor Keyru (born 1984) –
Sierra Leonian-Russian
basketball player Yelena Khanga (born 1962) –
Russian journalist...
- Luke (1935–2021),
Sierra Leonian politician Doug Luke (1929–2015),
English photographer Émile F. Luke (1895–1980),
Sierra Leonian scouting official Eric...
-
September 1999). "Sierra Leone: The
Tamaboros and
their role in the
Sierra Leonian conflict".
United Nations High
Commissioner for Refugees.
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