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Interview: Sierra Leone 2023 Elections (Part 2): Thomas Moore Conteh, CAN

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June 20, 2023
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In the second part of our interview of civil society activists ahead of the June 24 elections, Thomas Moore Conteh tells ManoReporters his concerns in the last five years of the Bio administration and his expectations of the next administration. 

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