# Sierra Leone

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Breaking the Trap of Familiarity: Jay Cameron on Global Mobility and Personal Transformation

Anika sat down with Jay Cameron to explore how breaking free from the comfort of familiarity can entirely transform your life, business, and global perspective. The conversation revealed a powerful truth: the greatest barrier to personal growth isn’t a lack of money, but the invisible trap of routi…

Saint Realest

Saint Realest is one of Malawi’s most popular musicians and he’s back with a new album, Saintrified. It has been top of Malawi’s charts, and as Saint Realest tells DJ Edu, he feels it is his most mature, most realised work to date. Saint Realest has previously addressed social concerns in his song…

Sheik Abdul K. Mansaray – The (Nur) Light of the Believer – 11/06/2026

From Masjid ul Bayyinah – (Columbus, OH) In a world filled with darkness, confusion, and spiritual blindness, the believer is called to be a source of light. In this profound khutbah, Sheik Abdul K. Mansaray explores the concept of Nur—the divine light that Allah places in the hearts of those who s…

Sheik Alhaji Abdoulaye P. Diallo – Friday Reminders: The Four Houses of Mankind – 11/06/2026

From Darul Haq Center (DHC) – (Columbus, OH) In this special Jumu'ah khutbah delivered by guest Imam Alhaji Abdoulaye Pathe Diallo (Chief Imam of Masjid Futa Islamic Center, New York), the congregation is treated to profound Friday reminders about the reality of our existence and the urgency of act…

Former British Intelligence Officer | Julien Fisher | Ep. 408

Former British intelligence officer Julian Fisher joins us to break down the real world of espionage, from MI6 tradecraft and denied-area operations to private intelligence work across Africa and conflict zones like Congo and Sierra Leone. He shares how intelligence officers build cover, recruit al…

Eeben Barlow: Executive Outcomes is back , Ep. 71

Eeben Barlow served in the South African military and in his government's covert action branch called Civil Cooperation Bureau. After his service he founded Executive Outcomes, a private security company hired by the governments of Angola and Sierra Leone to fight terrorists. After coming under imm…

Did Foreign Aid Really Make a Difference? Africa, USAID and the Bigger Picture | Clifford Brown

What difference has foreign aid really made, and who benefits from it? In this episode of Real Talk with Dede, I sit down with Clifford Brown, a former commercial lawyer who spent 27 years working with USAID across Latin America, Central Asia and Africa. He also served as Mission Director in Guine…

On the Field: Turning Minerals Diplomacy into West African Leverage

From paper MOUs to plants: Zach and Emily test whether Washington minerals frameworks become real bargaining power via local processing, enforcement, and reserves—citing multi-billion project figures around Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Guinea, and Ghana. Hosted by Zach Martin and Emily Martin on West Afr…

West Africa’s Critical Minerals Moment

Zach and Emily place Guinea and Sierra Leone inside the global critical-minerals scramble—U.S. policy, export controls, and the gap between MOUs and real processing plants. Numbers in the multi-trillion demand narrative meet Leone Assets–backed field context from Freetown. Hosted by Zach Martin and…

El Niño and Sierra Leone: What the Forecast Really Means

A very strong El Niño headline meets Sierra Leone's local drivers—Atlantic, monsoon, river basins, soil moisture—via James Price of JP Anderson Limited. Zach and Emily keep the focus on flood preparedness and grounded climate risk, not Pacific scare copy. Hosted by Zach Martin and Emily Martin on W…