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From Accumulated Bets to Le1.2 million. How A.B.K. Won Mercury Bet’s Biggest Prize
A 31-year-old businessman from Makeni has walked away with Le1.2 million (approximately US$50,000) to become the ultimate Mercury Bet winner. ...Mercury International Launches End-of-Year Raffle Bonanza with Prizes Worth Over $120,000.
Mercury International has launched its End-of-Year Sports and Vegas Raffle Bonanza, offering customers the chance to win six major prizes ...He Left Sierra Leone for Sweden with Nothing. He Returned to Build an Empire.
In 2006, Alieu Kalokoh packed his bags and left Sierra Leone for Sweden, chasing the same dream thousands of young ...From Savings to Safety: How to Upgrade Your Kitchen with Mikashboks
Afrigras and Mikashboks team up with new Save to Buy Initiative Cooking at home just got a little easier—and a ...Building Diaspora Investment Infrastructure: Lessons from the Sierra Leone Diaspora Investment Conference
Editor’s Note: This blog is second in a series to highlight opportunities to mobilize and structure diaspora capital presented by ...A Winning Ticket, A New Home: Abu Fomba Receives Mercury International’s $81,000 Grand Prize
Thirty-nine-year-old Abu Fomba, a small-scale miner from Kenema, is the latest winner of Mercury International’s “Win A House” promotion, walking ...Few Weeks Left to Enter Mercury International’s Win-A-House Promo
The clock is ticking on the Mercury Win A House Promotion by Mercury International, with only a few weeks remaining ...SLDIC London 2026 Draws 400 Diaspora Delegates to the InterContinental Hotel Park Lane
The Sierra Leone Diaspora Investment Conference marks its first international expansion beyond the United States and proves the diaspora is ...Drizilik is Leading Sierra Leoneans to Achieve their Dreams in the Mercury Promotion
When it comes to connecting with Sierra Leone’s youth, few voices carry as much energy and influence as the artist, ...
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He Rides 40 Minutes Every Morning for His Students: Meet Mohamed Nelly Koroma
For many teachers in Sierra Leone’s last-mile communities, getting to school is ... -
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