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Sierra Leone suspends tax chief over corruption
Sierra Leone's top tax collector has been suspended in a corruption investigation, authorities said on Monday in the poor West African country which has been trying to promote itself to investors.
Kenya Broadcasting Corporation
Kenya resolves to promote AU marches
Kenya has added its voice to have the UN General Assembly reformed to accommodate the third world and smaller countries in key decision making.
Sierra Leone: President Koroma Fights Upsurge in Armed Robberies
President of Sierra Leone Ernest Bai Koroma, employing the powers vested in him as commander-in-chief of the armed forces, recently issued an executive order authorising a joint contingent of military and police forces to patrol the streets of Freetown and the major provincial towns to fight a brazen upsurge in armed robberies in the capital city.
Shot Guinea junta chief in no state to return: France
Guinea's military junta chief is in a "difficult" condition after an assassination attempt and a return to Guinea is not imminent, a junior French minister who works on relations with African countries said on Wednesday.
Corruption-Sierra Leone: President Challenged on Corruption
The country's president has failed to meet his electoral commitment of running a transparent and accountable government, free of tribalism and regionalism, opposition parties say.
Sierra Leone Official Lauds Parliament for Anti-corruption Legislation
The Chairman of Sierra Leone's Anti-Corruption Commission says he has stepped up efforts to weed out corruption.
Prince Charles' charity wants to help Sierra Leone
PRINCE Charles's architectural charity wants to help regenerate the civil war-ravaged capital of Sierra Leone.
Corruption-Sierra Leone: Song Sparks Governance Debate
Nothing has ever sparked a debate on the state of governance in the country like the song released by one of Sierra Leone's most popular artists, Emerson Bockarie.
Sierra Leone: radical 20m scheme to end health emergency
Sierra Leone is expected to unveil a radical new scheme to tackle its spiralling health crisis by offering free health care to pregnant women and children at a conference in London tomorrow.
Sierra Leone passes mining bill, hikes royalties
Sierra Leone's parliament has passed a new mining act that raises royalties and increases community benefits despite the opposition walking out, a senior minister said.
The UKa s Development Finance Institution, CDC Group, pioneers investment in Sierra Leone
CDC's investment will provide financial backing to entrepreneurs in Sierra Leone, stimulating economic growth and strengthening the burgeoning private sector in the country.
Civil Society News: Update from the 2009 European Development Days
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Malaysian National News Agency
Malaysia Held In High Regard As Model Nation To OIC Member Countries, Says Muhyiddin
Malaysia is held in high regard by member countries of the Organisation of the Islamic Conference for its remarkable economic achievements and being a role model nation to them, says Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.
UAQ Ruler receives President of Sierra Leone
WAM Istanbul, Nov 09th, 2009 : UAE Supreme Council Member and Ruler of Umm Al Qaiwain HH Sheikh Saud Bin Rashid Al Mualla received at his residence in Istanbul President Ernest Bai Koroma of Sierra Leone.
Sierra Leone axes ministers for corruption
By Christo Johnson Freetown - Sierra Leone's government said on Wednesday it sacked two senior ministers for corruption, as the West African nation scarred by civil war ramps up efforts to root out high-level graft.
S Leone's health minister sacked
Sierra Leone's president has sacked two of his ministers, one of whom has been indicted for corruption.
Africa pays high price for Europea s illegal plate of fish
Europeans are eating "laundered" fish, harvested illegally from African coastal waters by pirate Asian trawlers while governments deny African fishermen the right to sell their catch within the European Union.
Liberia: Women Security, Youth And Rural Development Examined At Stockholm Forum
The fourth European Development Days forum got underway Thursday, October 22, in the Swedish capital, Stockholm, with women issues dominating an opening session of the event.
Sierra Leone's Youth: A Boon for Investment
Children hold Amnesty International posters during the campaign launch against maternal deaths in Sierra Leone on Sept.
Sierra Lorne's New President Ernest Bai Karona
The Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting begins in Port-of-Spain on November 27 and continues for three days.
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