Freetown is the capital city of Sierra Leone and is the heart of the Western region, with around a million inhabitants. It is on a peninsula on the south bank of the estuary of the Sierra Leone River.
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Discover Freetown, the vibrant capital of Sierra Leone, rich in history and culture. Explore landmarks like the Cotton Tree, St. George''s Cathedral, and Freetown Law Courts. Experience its lively markets,
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From Nupe captivity to Freetown mayor, John Ezzidio''s life reveals how a liberated African built wealth, leadership, and a lasting public legacy.
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Whether exploring colonial forts, tasting cassava-leaf stew by the shore, or catching live drums at night, travelers will find Freetown to be an insightful blend of African tradition and coastal charm.
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Freetown municipality is politically divided into three regions: East End, Central and West End of Freetown. The wards in the East End of Freetown (East I, East II, and East III) contain the city''s
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Freetown, capital, chief port, and largest city of Sierra Leone, on the rocky Sierra Leone Peninsula, at the seaward tip of a range of wooded hills, which were named Serra Leôa (“Lion Mountains”) by the
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With its enviable location in a natural harbour along the stunning Atlantic coastline, Freetown, the capital city of Sierra Leone, is truly a wonderful destination.
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Freetown, the economic and administrative hub of Sierra Leone, has successfully implemented a property tax regime aimed at raising revenue the city needs for its development.
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First settled in the 18th century by freed slaves from America, Nova Scotia and Great Britain, Freetown is a thriving cultural capital on the Atlantic coast of Sierra Leone.
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Freetown is the capital and largest city of Sierra Leone, located on the western coast of Africa. With a population of approximately 1.2 million people, it serves as the country''s economic, financial, and
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