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White House Opposes Ban on Using State Money to Shelter Migrants on Federal Lands

WASHINGTON (Sputnik) - The Biden administration opposes adopting the law that bans allocating funds to house undocumented immigrants on US lands owned by the federal government, the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) said on Monday.
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A viewpoint on the amended Public Order Act 1965

By Major (Retired) Dr. Ishmail Pamsm-Conteh Sierra Leoneโ€™s Parliament on 23 July 2020 amended The Public Order Act of 1965, (the Act No.46 of 1965). The repeal of the law has been celebrated by many, including lawyers, journalists and even politicians. Repealing the Act was a commendable thing by Parliament, as the Act had been seen as draconian by many because it had stood in
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Re-engagement: Mnangagwa squanders goodwill

WHEN President Emmerson Mnangagwa got into power in 2017 on the back of a military coup, he enjoyed plenty of goodwill at home and abroad,. with the British willing to engage even though the United States was sceptical. BRENNA MATENDERE Mnangagwa was making the right sounds at that time, preaching zero tolerance to corruption, an…
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More August protesters jailed | Politico SL

By Abass Jalloh Magistrate Isata Sellu-Tucker of Pademba Road Court No. 2 in Freetown has sentenced John Koroma, Mohamed Samura, Alie Jalloh, and Charles Caulker to 18 months imprisonment and fined each of them the sum of NLe 4,000 (four thousand Leones) after they were found guilty of committing public order offences in Makeni during the violent anti-government protests on
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