Category Archives: Guinea

Journey back to Freetown (Final Day)

Posted on October 25, 2008 by vicki

Harassment from Guinean police and military personnel’s for ‘Carte’ meaning paper or documents when all they are looking for is money. Fighting with drivers and passengers for money at the Gbalamuya border post got so tense that morning as we … Continue reading →

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Journey back to Freetown (Final Day)

Posted on October 25, 2008 by vicki

Harassment from Guinean police and military personnel’s for ‘Carte’ meaning paper or documents when all they are looking for is money. Fighting with drivers and passengers for money at the Gbalamuya border post got so tense that morning as we … Continue reading →

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Struggles of travel to Sierra Leone (Day 4)

Posted on October 24, 2008 by vicki

By James Mansaray, Freetown: We managed to get to the borders again and I had to pass the night there once more since the border was already closed. Sleeping place was the problem. A call from Mama Vicki lights me … Continue reading →

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Struggles of travel to Sierra Leone (Day 4)

Posted on October 24, 2008 by vicki

By James Mansaray, Freetown: We managed to get to the borders again and I had to pass the night there once more since the border was already closed. Sleeping place was the problem. A call from Mama Vicki lights me … Continue reading →

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Struggles of travel to Sierra Leone (Day 4)

Posted on October 24, 2008 by vicki

By James Mansaray, Freetown: We managed to get to the borders again and I had to pass the night there once more since the border was already closed. Sleeping place was the problem. A call from Mama Vicki lights me … Continue reading →

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Struggles of travel to Sierra Leone (Day 4)

Posted on October 24, 2008 by vicki

By James Mansaray, Freetown: We managed to get to the borders again and I had to pass the night there once more since the border was already closed. Sleeping place was the problem. A call from Mama Vicki lights me … Continue reading →

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Travel to Guinea for Burial Rights of Pa Barrie (Day 2)

Posted on October 23, 2008 by vicki

Meeting Pa Barrie’s extended Family: James Mansaray, FreetownDay two was a little bit relaxed for we were on the better side of the road to Coyah town linking the capital Conakry and the Provinces. Here I finally got hold of … Continue reading →

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Travel to Guinea for Burial Rights of Pa Barrie (Day 2)

Posted on October 23, 2008 by vicki

Meeting Pa Barrie’s extended Family: James Mansaray, FreetownDay two was a little bit relaxed for we were on the better side of the road to Coyah town linking the capital Conakry and the Provinces. Here I finally got hold of … Continue reading →

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Travel to Guinea for Burial Rights of Pa Barrie (Day 2)

Posted on October 22, 2008 by vicki

Meeting Pa Barrie’s extended Family: James Mansaray, FreetownDay two was a little bit relaxed for we were on the better side of the road to Coyah town linking the capital Conakry and the Provinces. Here I finally got hold of … Continue reading →

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Travel to Guinea for Burial Rights of Pa Barrie (Day 2)

Posted on October 22, 2008 by vicki

Meeting Pa Barrie’s extended Family: James Mansaray, FreetownDay two was a little bit relaxed for we were on the better side of the road to Coyah town linking the capital Conakry and the Provinces. Here I finally got hold of … Continue reading →

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