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Seven Transformative Themes for Researching Freetown’s Slum Communities NA WAN-WכD KIN PLIT KOLA. ‘’Unity (agreement) can split a cola nut’’ Krio Proverb

1/20/2017

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Author: Katherine Henshaw
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Despite the obstacles of slum living in Sierra Leone’s capital of Freetown, there thrives dynamic and purposefully-built communities.  These communities already hold many of the solutions to the challenges of planning, designing and managing sustainable and productive urban development.

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Abby M link
7/17/2022 12:34:12 pm

Hello nice post.

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