Information Minister presents government report card to Sierra Leoneans in Europe

It was the annual social gathering of Sierra Leoneans in mainland Europe popularly called “Barbecue” or “BBQ”. This is an annual social event that attracts Sierra Leoneans from all walks of life. It was held in the city of Gent in Belgium. Sierra Leoneans poured from Holland, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Italy and England to meet [...]

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