Sierra Leone Telegraph: 30 October 2018:
President Bio of Sierra Leone is today embarking on a seven day overseas mission – 31st October to 7th November, starting with an African Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative Conference taking place in Dakar, Senegal, tomorrow. And on the 4th-7th November, the president will meet EU leaders including the president of the European Commission, and potential European investors. This is a statement from State House:
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Sierra Leone is now being opened to the world, unlike it was before. I am very happy about the work our brother and president is doing to bring Sierra Leone to the forefront. Sierra Leone is leaving the darkest days in the history of the country. MAY ALLAH BLESS HIM.
A failure before it even took off. Get the violence sorted out first before investment talks