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Sierra Leone People’s Party

political organization, Sierra Leone
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  • Sir Albert Margai

    …Milton Margai, he formed the Sierra Leone People’s Party in 1951. He was then elected by the Protectorate Assembly to a seat in the Legislative Council. Margai held ministerial portfolios in education, local government, and social welfare. In 1957 he broke away from his brother, and the following year he…

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    …Milton Margai, he formed the Sierra Leone People’s Party in 1951. He was then elected by the Protectorate Assembly to a seat in the Legislative Council. Margai held ministerial portfolios in education, local government, and social welfare. In 1957 he broke away from his brother, and the following year he…

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