Opposition parties in Sierra Leone continue to cast doubt on government’s midterm census

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Opposition parties in Sierra Leone continue to cast doubt on government’s midterm census

Sierra Leone Telegraph: 10th December 2021: As day one of Sierra Leone’s midterm census comes to an end – hailed by the government as a success, opposition political parties say the midterm census is an absolute waste of money and a misplaced priority by the government. Today, the Consortium of [Read More]

Source: SIERRA LEONE TELEGRAPH – Sierra Leone News

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