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- World Travel Guide: Fun Facts About Sierra Leone (West Africa)Meanwhile, the Sherbro island is home to one of the continent's most popular fishing sites. On April 16, 1991, Yvon Sebag caught a tarpon of about 283 lbs. In addition, SL has a variety of African traditions.
- Sierra Leone: The Meanings of Village Names and Predominate Languages SpokenLanguages offer an enormous amount of information on what the native speakers' value, their cultural history, the main influences on the way they speak and so forth.
- The Future of AfricaThe future of Africa is in the faces of all the children on the continent.
- Ending Child Hunger: School Feeding in Sierra LeoneAn Interview with Christa Räder of the United Nations World Food Programme
- European Colonialism in Africa: A SurveyThis article provides an overview of the reasons and effects of European colonialism in Africa.
- Why Does the World Ignore Africa?A deeply written case study on why the world ignores Africa, the conflicts, the continent faces, and how people can be more aware to the continent.
- Some Facts About the Continent of Africafacts about Africa
- Prosecutor V. Charles Ghankay Taylor: Human Rights Violations in LiberiaThis is a review of the case against Charles Taylor, former president of Liberia, for his role in human rights abuses.
- Crisis Group Releases Sierra Leone ReportThe International Crisis Group has issued a new report on the west African nation of Sierra Leone.
- Sierra Leone: History and it's Impact on American CultureSierra Leone is a poor, violent, overpopulated country that is located in West Africa that is known as the place where its rebels chop off people's hands and feet, rape little girls and old women, press-gang children into combat, and use civilians as human shields.
- Freetown Night or What You Will..On Independence Day Celebs in Sierra Leone...
What Causes African Sleeping Sickness?Wondering what causes African Sleeping Sickness? Also known as African Trypanosomiasis, the disease is presumed to have the potential to infect approximately sixty million people across thirty-six countries. [sgpp.org]- African Civet FactsAfrican civet facts and information; describing where they live, what they eat as well as when they breed and how they raise their young.
Africa DispersedThe ABCs of Black History
Why Africa is Poor and Backward?Africa has plentiful natural resources but did not have plentiful breads to eat. Think if the same resources were the possession of America, would it remain the poorest country on the face of earth?- Man Without a Home Finally Let Out of Immigration LockupIdrisa Sesay sat in an immigration lockup for three years, well beyond the time limits set by the Supreme Court as officials struggled and failed to sort out, exactly, where he's from.
Did Humanity Begin in the Beautiful Continent of Africa?Since Africa is filled with such rich history, could it be that humanity started there?- African Rainsinspired by a play my sister wrote
- The Heart of the Matter (Part1)"Point me out the happy man," says Greene in The Heart of the Matter, "and I will point you out either egotism, selfishness, evil '" or else an absolute ignorance."
- African People and Their CulturesThis is a research paper on the different cultures of African people; Their Celebrations, Art, marriage, and more.
- JOHNNY MAD DOGa soldier tries on a wedding dress, never taking his eyes off his reflection as he gently pulls the sparkling white lace over his muscled torso, slips the starched veil onto his cropped head, and stands, mesmerized by the image of his shrouded body
Unplug and AwakenDisconnect from they rays of technology, and plug back into the rays of the sun - back into nature. Enliven your soul and notice again, your surroundings with the most invigorating motion of a morning breeze, a wisp of wind or rustle in the trees.- UNDERDEVELOPMENT of AFRICAThis paper examines the issue of underdevelopent of Africa, from the perspective of its causes.
- From Africa to the WorldAn analysis of some African survivals in the New World of the Americas and the Caribbean.
- The Slave Community by John W. Blassingame: A ReviewBlassingame's qualitative study of the capitalist slave trade also documents a new society of Africans in the Diaspora.
- The $50 Billion Purchasing Power of African ImmigrantsAfrican immigrants like US Blacks, are an untapped niche market within the US population. A new study looks at consumer attitudes, and buying habits
- Sierra Leone by MiMiThe agony of war is a tragic epidemic.
- Africa Command: The U.S. Army in AfricaThe commanding general of the U.S. Army component of the new Africa Command discusses the Army's mission in Africa.
- Our Dear AfricaLets really see what Africa is made up of.
- The Coming Together of an African Society: A Poem About AfricaThis is a short poem about the diversity in Africa.
- "Freetown" by Jeremiah McLanean overview of the album "Freetown" by Jeremiah McLane
- What I Learned About the Culture of AfricaOverview of African Culture
My Life as a Missionary in AfricaI moved to Africa when I was 5 years old, with my missionary parents who had previously done work in places like India, and Japan, and the underdeveloped eastern European countries, nothing could have prepared them for what we saw in Africa.- Handmade Handbags from AfricaA review of fair trade Handmade Handbags from Africa.
- African Metal AccessoriesHandcrafted African Metal Accessories are ideal fair trade items to give as gifts or to add to one's personal collection.
- Taylor Trial Seeks Justice for DictatorThe trial of Charles Taylor is a rare international attempt to bring a dictator to justice.
- DoD's Involvement in Africa Command AnalyzedThe Heritage Foundation has published a new web memo that analyzes the United States' new Africa Command.
- The Benefits that a Stable Africa Can Offer to the WorldThe benefit that a stable Africa can offer to the world.
- Way Forward for AfricaAfrican countries that have met the basic requirements for the African Growth Opportunity Act (AGOA) to take steps to actualize the dream of assessing the service to the benefit of their respective countries.
- Interesting African FactsOf all malaria cases in the world ninety percent are in Africa.




