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Author: John Bonoh Sisay

John Bonoh Sisay

John Bonoh Sisay is the former CEO of Sierra Rutile, the country's largest mining company. In 2017, he left his post after a decade in order to enter politics.

  • A UK Department for International Development (DfID) truck is unloaded in Freetown, Sierra Leone. Credit: Staff Sergeant Tom Robinson RLC.
    EconomySierra Leone
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    August 2, 2017
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    Brexit offers Sierra Leone chance to reassess the aid relationship

    Brexit will undoubtedly affect the UK’s donor relationship with Sierra Leone, but this debate takes away from the crucial issue: improving trade. In the wake of ...
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