Sierra Leone Drops Charges Against RTL Correspondent
sierra leone February 17, 2025 12:07Sierra Leone withdraws espionage charges against RTL News correspondent Sophie van Leeuwen, allowing her to return home to South Africa.
Sierra Leone withdraws espionage charges against RTL News correspondent Sophie van Leeuwen, allowing her to return home to South Africa.
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