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Abayomi Tejan Snr: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 14 August 2020: The Republic of Sierra Leone Armed Forces Technical College is on the move, up and running since the start of this academic year. The college is a flagship project of President Rtd. Brigadier Julius Maada Bio, and is placed under the
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Hawks arrest Eastern Cape municipal manager, two others for fraud, money laundering worth R29m, | News24
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Millions in Zimbabwe will be affected by “the ravages of acute hunger” say campaigners - Voice Online
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