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What you should know before relocating to Sierra Leone - Vimarsana News

What you should know before relocating to Sierra Leone

Since it is the relocation season in Nigeria. The rate at which Nigerians have been relocating abroad is quite alarming. They are not

Proposed Brazil-Peru road through untouched Amazon gains momentum - Vimarsana News

Proposed Brazil-Peru road through untouched Amazon gains momentum

Scientists and residents of Brazil's Serra do Divisor National Park fear impacts of development on the unique biodiversity of the area

Proposed Brazil-Peru road through untouched Amazon gains momentum - Vimarsana News

Proposed Brazil-Peru road through untouched Amazon gains momentum

Scientists and residents of Brazil's Serra do Divisor National Park fear impacts of development on the unique biodiversity of the area

El Universal | Bolsonaro's highway for Peru and Brazil - Vimarsana News

El Universal | Bolsonaro's highway for Peru and Brazil

Bolsonaro's highway to connect Peru and Brazil A new highway project in the Amazon could cut through the heart of one of Brazil's most biodiverse parks, cut in half the territories of 10 indigenous communities in Peru and become a bridge for the illegal activities of loggers and drug traffickers. The highway that aims to link Cruzeiro Do Sul (Brazil) with Pucallpa (Peru) - promoted by the government of Jair Bolsonaro and the Regional Government of Ucayali - inevitably evokes the ghost of the Interoceanic Highway, a costly road built by the Brazilian company Odebrecht, which was supposed to st...

Yenga is Sierra Leone – Cocorioko - Vimarsana News

Yenga is Sierra Leone – Cocorioko

Yenga is Sierra Leone Behind the veil of closed doors, the sovereignty of Sierra Leone is been openly challenged by Guineans. Diplomacy is perhaps the current tool of choice to resolve the age old Yenga occupation, but it may not be a lasting solution. President Bio addressed the issue recently during the ECOWAS meeting of heads of state. What ever gave rise to the recent occupation by Guinean forces is no longer tenable as a sovereign claim. It’s theft. Pure and simple. It’s time to finally put an end to the subjugation of our fellow Sierra Leoneans along the border once and for all.