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Fragility and the politics of prevention – Op ed
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Vice President Dr. Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 26 July 2026: A few years ago, government leaders in developing countries worried about debt, unemployment, or the next election. Today, the answer is usually all of them at once, compounded by climate shocks, food and fuel crises, and rising debt
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Coverage from publishers
OP-ED: Fragility and the Politics of Prevention
Read at AYV News ↗OP-ED: Fragility and the Politics of Prevention
Read at Sierra Leone News Agency ↗Timeline
How coverage developed
- Sierra Leone News AgencyOP-ED: Fragility and the Politics of Prevention
- The Sierra Leone TelegraphFragility and the politics of prevention – Op ed