Sierra Leone’s agribusiness sector is both a cornerstone of its economy and a pathway to sustainable development. With agriculture contributing over 60% of the national GDP and employing more than two-thirds of the labour force, the sector is a vital part of the country’s socio-economic fabric. From food crops like rice and cassava to high-value cash crops such as cocoa …
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