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SLPP condemns its supporters spewing out hate speech

Sierra Leone Telegraph: 25 August 2020: The political climate in Sierra Leone is once again being ratcheted up by supporters of both the ruling SLPP and the main opposition APC parties, with the publication of a series of hate speech on social media, prompting the country’s national security sector to [Read More]

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