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- Transportation Can Improve Ties With Sa. Leone – Deputy Transport…
- Officials retrieve black box from Sierra Leone crash.
- NaCSA Provides Health Centres in Bombali District.
- Group stresses World Bank’s role in post-conflict reconstruction.

Transportation Can Improve Ties With Sa. Leone – Deputy Transport…
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Transportation Can Improve Ties With Sa. Leone – Deputy Transport Minister. | Asia Africa Intelligence Wire (August, 2004). Leone – Deputy Transport Minister.

Officials retrieve black box from Sierra Leone crash.
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NaCSA Provides Health Centres in Bombali District.
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(From Standard Times (Sierra Leone) – AAGM) Byline: Unissa Bangura In a view to assess projects sponsored by the National Commission for Social Action (NaCSA) and to ascertain the commission’s present standing with regards to its objectives, the Commissioner of NaCSA, Alhaji Kanja Sesay, over the weekend concluded an extensive tour of Bombali District, during which he launched a series of projects for the construction and rehabilitation of a number of community health centres and other facilities in the district. These projects, which are centered on the construction of health community centres and bridges, were launched in the Sella Limba chiefdom and Tambakha chiefdom respectively. The first project to be launched was a construction project at the Masankorie village section in the Sella Limba chiefdom. In her brief remarks the chairperson for the occasion, madam Theresa Saccoh welcomed the staff of NaCSA and acknowledged the hard work done on behalf of the people of Masankorie village. The PMC chairman for the project, Mr. Foday Kamara made a statement regarding the important position the health centre occupies in their community and others in nearby villages. The chairman further lauded the effort.

Group stresses World Bank’s role in post-conflict reconstruction.
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–> COPYRIGHT 2004 Financial Times Ltd. (From Panafrican News Agency (PANA) Daily Newswire) Dakar, Senegal (PANA) – World Bank authorities have been urged to continue providing civil service reconstruction support to nine of its member states emerging from conflicts, including four in Africa. Burundi, DR Congo, Republic of Congo and Sierra Leone, Kosovo, Macedonia, East Timor and Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) were covered by this project during the 2000-2002 period. The appeal is contained in the August 2004 issue of “Findings”, a periodical published by the “Knowledge and Learning Center”, which reports on ongoing operational, economic and sector work carried out by.