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Eastern Sierra Leone is predominantly ancient Archean crystalline basement rocks, more than 2.5 billion years old, belonging to the Kenema-Man shield. The shield region outcrops elsewhere in the wider West African region, in Guinea, Liberia and Ivory Coast. Within the Kenema-Man domain, supracrustal rocks form syncline greenstone belts, surrounded by granite-gneiss and granitoid autochthon areas. In the west of the country, greenstone belts reach up to 130 kilomete

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2013年3月15日  Sierra Leone forms part of the West African Craton whose counterpart is the Guyana shield. Two main structural divisions are recognized; (a) the Liberian granite

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Geological mapping of Sierra Leone: baseline assessment and next steps. British Geological Survey Open Report, OR/18/004. The bedrock geology of the north-eastern half of Sierra

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Sierra Leone forms part of the West African Craton whose counterpart is the Guyana shield. Two main structural divisions are recognized; (a) the Liberian granite-greenstone terrain and (b)...

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Sierra Leone is located on the west coast of Africa. Greater part of Sierra Leone is occupied by an ancient granitic shield containing gneissic relics of still older formations. It composed mainly of

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Sierra Leone’s primary mineral resources are diamonds, rutile, bauxite, gold and iron ore. The mineral sector in Sierra Leone is made up of three sub-sectors: Large-scale production of non

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These are mineralized with gold, chromite, tin, copper, nickel, antimony, arsenic, and iron ores and are intruded by molybdenum-bearing granites. Lateritic weathering and alluviation has led

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As the minerals sector directly and indirectly influences almost all other sectors in Sierra Leone, it is important for all stakeholders – government, investors, mine workers, mine communities,

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1978年5月1日  The Archaean of Sierra Leone is divisible into two pene-contemporaneous tectonothermal units, the Liberian granite—greenstone terrain, and the Kasila Group Mobile

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2021年6月1日  Sierra Leone forms part of the West African Craton whose counterpart is the Guyana shield. Two main structural divisions are recognized; (a) the Liberian granite-greenstone terrain and (b) the ...

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Sierra Leone Granite is a marvelous natural stone found in Brazil that embodies stunning black and gray patterns. The white color of this granite creates an impeccable contrast with any home or office décor. Sierra Leone Granite will

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1983年1月1日  Journal of African Earth Sciences, Vol. 1, No. 1, pp. 1 to 8, 1983 0731-7247/83/010001~28 $03.00/0 Printed in Great Britain Pergamon Press Ltd. Archaean greenstone belts of Sierra Leone with comments on the stratigraphy and metallogeny A. C. UMEJI Department of Geology, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, Nigeria (Received 4 November 1982)

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Abstract This paper uses the resource curse hypothesis to explore diamond exploitation in Sierra Leone during the period 1930–2010. Focusing on national and local level analysis, it examines whether the net impact of diamond exploitation was a ‘resource curse’ or ‘blessing’ during four time periods: colonial and early post-independence era, the APC era, the civil war period, and

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In northern Sierra Leone a complex history of granite formation, migmatization, deformation along east-west axes, and pegmatite formation can be found. This thermotectonic episode is defined as the Leonean and it is assumed that it preceded the deposition of the Kambui Group [1, 2].

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The purpose of this study was to determine the groundwater potential of the Freetown Complex and the Granite Greenstone Terrain in Sierra Leone. The geology of the Granite Greenstone Terrain constitutes medium- to coarse-grained granite which is typical of the older Achaean formation. Grey and pink granites are exposed in most parts of the area.

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Kaporta Quarries SL Ltd is a Sierra Leonean owned company registered in 2013 and is situated at Cherry’s Villa, Police Beach, by Milton Margai College of Science and Technology at Goderich, Freetown, Sierra Leone. Kaporta (SL) Ltd has a granite/aggregate production facility or quarry off Benguma, Waterloo Peninsula in the Western Rural

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Groundwater potentials of the Geology of Sierra Leone(Freetown Complex and Granite greenstone terrain) by James Bee, 2019. The purpose of this study was to determine the groundwater potential of the Freetown Complex and the

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The bedrock geology of the north-eastern half of Sierra Leone is dominated by Archaean basement, belonging to the Kenema-Man Archaean domain of the West African craton (Rollinson, 2016).Within this basement a number of distinct supracrustal belts have been mapped, as well as a series of late-Archaean granitoids (Rollinson, 2016).The western margin of the craton in

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2013年1月1日  The K2 kimberlite is located on the Koidu Mine in the Kono District of eastern Sierra Leone, approximately 300 km east of the national capital, Freetown (Fig. 1).K2 occurs on the Man Craton and is part of the Koidu kimberlite cluster which also includes the K1 pipe, approximately 0.75 km to the west/southwest of K2, numerous blows and four dyke systems.

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The purpose of this study was to determine the groundwater potential of the Freetown Complex and the Granite Greenstone Terrain in Sierra Leone. The geology of the Granite Greenstone Terrain constitutes medium- to coarse

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2013年1月1日  The K2 kimberlite is located on the Koidu Mine in the Kono District of eastern Sierra Leone, approximately 300 km east of the national capital, Freetown (Fig. 1).K2 occurs on the Man Craton and is part of the Koidu kimberlite cluster which also includes the K1 pipe, approximately 0.75 km to the west/southwest of K2, numerous blows and four dyke systems.

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Sierra Leone Granite is a marvelous natural stone found in Brazil that embodies stunning black and gray patterns. The white color of this granite creates an impeccable contrast with any home or office décor. Sierra Leone Granite will

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The granites ranged Sierra Leone forms part of the West African Craton with the Guyana shield as its counterpart (Jalloh, Sasaki, Thomas, Jalloh, 2013). There are ...

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Considerable evidence has appeared supporting plate-tectonic mechanisms for the production of Archaean metamorphic terrains1–4. Windley1 has proposed models to explain both the relationship between the high grade ‘gneiss’ and the low grade ‘granite–greenstone’ terrains and the building of continental crust by collision of small continental masses. His model uses the

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The bedrock geology of the north-eastern half of Sierra Leone is dominated by Archaean basement, belonging to the Kenema-Man Archaean domain of the West African craton (Rollinson, 2016).Within this basement a number of distinct supracrustal belts have been mapped, as well as a series of late-Archaean granitoids (Rollinson, 2016).The western margin of the craton in

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1988年3月1日  It is not clear in the Sierra Leone ex- ample what period of time separated the tec- tonism in the Kasila Group and the 212 cratonisation of the granite-greenstone terrane. The significance of this model for the devel- opment of the Kasila Group is that it may rep- resent the first documented example of a major thrusting event associated with a sialic crustal suturing

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28. Sierra Leone Roads Authority Act, 2010 29. The National Environmental Policy (1994) for Sierra Leone 30. The Constitution of Sierra Leone, 1991; Section 7: (1) a c 31. The Environment Protection Act (EPA), 2008 of Sierra Leone 32. The Forestry Act, 1998 of Sierra Leone 33. The National HIV/AIDS Policy for Sierra Leone, 2002 34.

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Abstract This paper uses the resource curse hypothesis to explore diamond exploitation in Sierra Leone during the period 1930–2010. Focusing on national and local level analysis, it examines whether the net impact of diamond exploitation was a ‘resource curse’ or ‘blessing’ during four time periods: colonial and early post-independence era, the APC era, the civil war period, and

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2020年4月3日  Sierra Leone offers two variations: peanut butter stew and peanut butter soup. Both are equally delightful, but the stew version incorporates oil to enhance its texture. My take on peanut butter soup adds a delightful twist by incorporating cream coconut and spinach, resulting in a rich and flavourful dish.

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