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Un département du sud reçoit des financements pour un plan de micro-crédit

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    Le ministre du développement rural et du gouvernement local de la Sierra Leone, James Dauda a donné à seize chefs-lieux du district de Bo, dans le sud, l'équivalent local de 126,382 dollars pour appuyer des plans de micro-crédit de la communauté en faveur des personnes à bas revenus, a informé lundi l'agence de presse sierra léonaise. Le ministre a déclaré aux éminents chefs dans leurs localités respectives qu'ils devaient s'assurer que les jeunes et les femmes bénéficieraient de cette somme.

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