Fallon, Helen
(2024)
Celebrating Thirty Years of the Sierra Leone Ireland Partnership.
Africa, 89 (3).
pp. 18-119.
Abstract
In 2022, the Sierra Leone Ireland Partnership
(SLIP) marked its 30th year with the publication
of Leaves from the Cotton Tree: Celebrating
Thirty Years of the Sierra Leone Ireland Partnership
(funded by a grant from Irish Aid).
The book takes its name from the iconic cotton tree
where, in 1792, a group of former slaves, who had
come from Nova Scotia, established the beginning of
the settlement that became Freetown. Sadly, the tree,
which was a national landmark, suffered signifi cant
damage during a heavy rain storm in May 2023.
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Article
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Keywords: |
Sierra Leone; SLIP; Sierra Leone Ireland Partnership; missionaries; aid workers; Irish Aid; |
Academic Unit: |
University Library |
Item ID: |
18206 |
Depositing User: |
Helen Fallon
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Date Deposited: |
27 Feb 2024 12:04 |
Journal or Publication Title: |
Africa |
Publisher: |
St. Patrick's Missionary Society |
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