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Author: Dr. Kadi Sesay

Dr. Kadi Sesay is Vice-Presidential candidate of the Sierra Leone Peoples’ Party (SLPP) for the country’s 2012 Presidential Election. A university lecturer by profession, she was for six years the Chair of the Sierra Leone National Commission for Democracy and Human Rights. She also served as Minister of Development and Economic Planning and Trade and Industry in the SLPP Government until 2007.
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Sierra Leone: Only a New Government Can Bring Equality for Women

Dr. Kadi Sesay

Dr. Kadi Sesay, Vice Presidential Candidate of the Sierra Leone People’s Party: “Only by opening up civic institutions, government and business to all, and challenging the unwritten rules that exclude so many from political participation, can we ensure lasting change in Sierra Leone.”

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