Sierra-leone.org Website Review

As of APRIL AND MAY 2018, the Sierra Leone Web has a mas*ive amount of new content, and a new design to make the content easier to access. The LEGAL section was the beneficiary in April, and in May I am adding docu*ents and books going back to the 18th century. Many of these are books scanned by Google, and they are so marked with links back to their original page. I hope these will help Sierra Leoneans to take control of the narrative of Sierra Leone's history. In any event, they are interesting if not always completely accurate. completed in May 2018 by Sierra Leonean artist Alusine Ba*gura. The original can be viewed on the outside wall of the Sierra Leone Museum, facing Siaka Stevens Street. It will be covered with glas* and lit at night. DID YOU KNOW that the Sierra Leone Web was the first niche news site on the internet, or that it was the first website to archive news The EMAIL DIRECTORY for Sierra Leoneans and friends of Sierra Leone is now all on two pages instead of being divided into six separate files for easier do*nload when the internet was slower. (A single file proved to heavy and froze the program while editing.) Sadly, I have discontinued the biographical directory. Fewer and fewer of those listed updated their entries. The directory was no doubt a victim of Sierra Leone and your current residence by writing to me. You can include your school(s), your personal website and your personal social LEGAL PRACTITIONERS will welcome the addition of the colonial-era ordinances and the Special Court for Sierra Leone filings, along with current legislation. A GOVERNMENT section has been added to organize content in one place. One new addition, just in time for Independence Day, is the musical score for the National Anthem with piano accompaniment. The score was previously unavailable on the internet, I have added quick links under Government, Legal and Culture and I have put separate links for books, docu*ents, docu*ents relating to the war (for scholars and researchers) and a menu link for historic images under the Culture tab.