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The Sierra Leone Civil War, Causes And Consequences More Than 20 Years Later - Buckarie Dumbuya
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In this episode of the Obehi Podcast, Buckarie Dumbuya delves into the complex causes and lasting consequences of the Sierra Leone Civil War (1991–2002), more than two decades after its conclusion.
The conversation sheds light on the multifaceted origins of the conflict, including economic disparities, political corruption, and social unrest. Dumbuya also discusses the enduring impacts on Sierra Leonean society, from the psychological trauma experienced by survivors to the ongoing challenges in achieving sustainable development and political stability. This insightful dialogue offers a comprehensive understanding of a pivotal chapter in Sierra Leone's history and its long-term implications for the nation's future. Enjoy the interview and leave your thoughts in the comments section below.
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