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Kaliyereh Residents Seek Urgent Border Demarcation as Guinea Dispute Threatens Livelihoods

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Kaliyereh Residents Seek Urgent Border Demarcation as Guinea Dispute Threatens Livelihoods

Residents of Kaliyereh in Sulima Chiefdom, Falaba District, are calling for urgent government action to clarify the Sierra Leone-Guinea border, saying uncertainty is disrupting farming, trade and movement. The residents say tensions have persisted for months following a border dispute earlier this year that left the community uncertain about the location of the boundary.

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  • Residents of Kaliyereh in Sulima Chiefdom, Falaba District, are calling for urgent government action to clarify the Sierra Leone-Guinea border, saying uncertainty is disrupting farming, trade and movement. The residents say tensions have persisted for months following a border dispute earlier this year that left the community uncertain about the location of the boundary.

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Sierraloaded · 12 Aug 2026, 1:37 pm

Kaliyereh Residents Seek Urgent Border Demarcation as Guinea Dispute Threatens Livelihoods

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