WASSCE Government · Sierra Leone Political History
Military Regimes and the Civil War in Sierra Leone
Causes and effects of military intervention, the NRC, NPRC, and AFRC regimes, and the civil war years.
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- 1Military rule in Sierra Leone: NRC, NPRC and AFRC7 minFree7 minFree
- 2The civil war, 1991 to 2002: causes, course and peace-building7 min Plan7 min Plan
- Causes of the war
- Course of the war
- Effects of the war
- Building peace
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