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Sierra Leoneans seeking a better life in Europe are dying in the Mediterranean

July 8, 2017 Abdul Rashid Thomas 1

Atomic Pen Sierra Leone Telegraph: 8 July 2017 I listened to the BBC Focus on Africa programme yesterday in which Umaru Fofana gave a detailed report on Sierra Leoneans that have drowned in the Mediterranean Sea, while trying to cross to Europe in search of a better life. Tears ran [Read More]

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Sierra Leoneans seeking a better life in Europe are dying in the Mediterranean