Show Me Your History, I’ll Show You Your Greatness
The country called Sierra Leone today has a history with a powerful Malinke connection.
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Caste, Religion, and Mande Society in Sierra Leone
The Structure of the Caste System Among Mande-Speaking Groups Caste-based social stratification has been a defining feature of Mande-speaking groups in Sierra Leone, particularly among the Mandinka, Susu, and Vai. These societies historically organised their communities into hierarchical castes, which dictated individuals’ economic roles, marriage prospects, and access to political and religious authority. While the
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The Rationale for Chiefs as Arbitrators and Trustees of Resources in Sierra Leone
 A Historical, Cultural, Political, and Economic Analysis   The role of chiefs as arbitrators and trustees of resources in Sierra Leone is deeply rooted in historical, cultural, political, and economic contexts. This paper explores the multifaceted rationale behind this authority, tracing its origins from pre-colonial governance to contemporary political structures. Utilizing historical documentation,
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