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We have started to collect the most important news related to Sierra Leone in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Sierra Leone traditionalists besiege a woman's house and stop her going home after she tried to become a chief.
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Sierra Leone is to enlist youths as crime-fighting volunteers in the crime-ridden capital, Freetown, police say.
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Rebuilding wrecked lives after Sierra Leone's civil war
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The UN-backed Sierra Leone war crimes court gives its last verdict later, amid mixed feelings about its achievements.
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Police in Sierra Leone say 221 people are still missing after a boat capsized - a much higher figure than earlier estimates.
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A boat with about 150 people on board capsizes off Sierra Leone, with eight confirmed dead and many missing.
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Nearly 50 illegal health clinics in Sierra Leone are to be shut by officials amid claims botched operations killed patients.
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Two people are killed and many injured by a huge boulder rolling down the hilltops overlooking Sierra Leone's capital.
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An international tribunal jails three former Sierra Leone rebel leaders for a total of nearly 120 years.
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Police use tear gas to scatter supporters of rival political parties in Sierra Leone.
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