The Cultural Anthropology of the Mano River Union The Mano River Union (MRU) is a regional body in West Africa that comprises Liberia, Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Côte d’Ivoire as member states. Since its establishment in 1973, the MRU has advanced economic integration and regional cooperation, embodying diverse cultural and social systems that reflect centuries
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[lgc_column grid=”50″ tablet_grid=”50″ mobile_grid=”100″ last=”true”][/lgc_column] Impunity on the Rise in Sierra Leone Impunity in Sierra Leone is becoming an increasingly troubling, affecting governance, human rights, and law enforcement. Despite the country’s progress since the end of its brutal civil war, many feel that accountability is slipping, with those in power seemingly above the law. From
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By Mohamed Boye Jallo Jamboria 1. Abstract This paper explores the implications of the emerging multipolar global order on resource-rich but underdeveloped countries, using Sierra Leone as a case study. The analysis highlights how the decline of U.S. dominance and the rise of China and other regional powers create new challenges and opportunities. Key risks
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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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Sierra Leone is a nation that embodies a paradox of cultural unity and political fragmentation. Despite being one of the most culturally and religiously homogeneous countries in Africa, the country remains deeply polarized along regional and partisan lines. The dominant Islamic faith and the Fulani-Mande cultural foundation create profound commonalities among Sierra