Freetown’s Quay: How Sierra Leone Monetized the Shoreline
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This episode follows Sierra Leone’s shift from a state-run port system to a landlord model, showing how long leases and private operators turned Freetown’s shoreline into a financial asset. Along the way, we examine the legal and economic power of quays, natural harbors, and port chokepoints—from container terminals to bulk cargo and the contested Pepel rail-port deal. Show Notes Sierra Leone Ports and Harbours Authority: Home: https://slpha.sl/ 2.1 Sierra Leone Port of Freetown: https://lca.logcluster.org/21-sierra-leone-port-freetown
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