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The Sierra Leone economy is growing, but underdeveloped. It is powered by mining and agriculture, with diamond exports being a driving force for growth. Their main trading partners are China and Belgium. As Sierra Leone continues its recovery from instability, the economy grows around 4% per year.

Why work in Sierra Leone?

Sierra Leone has grown significantly over the last 15 years, with more opportunities available for skilled workers than ever before. Mining remains the main source of employment, but there are many sectors growing around this staple industry. Healthcare and education are underdeveloped, so private arrangements are essential for those moving to the country. Sierra Leone is one of the safest country’s for professionals, though in Freetown, there is still the need for vigilance as with any city environment.

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Population

7813215

Currency

Sierra Leonean Leone (SLL)

Dialling Code

232

Official Languages

English

Main Airport

Lungi International Airport

Timezone

Sierra Leone (UTC)

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Working in Sierra Leone

The Sierra Leone economy is growing, but underdeveloped. It is powered by mining and agriculture, with diamond exports being a driving force for growth. Their main trading partners are China and Belgium. As Sierra Leone continues its recovery from instability, the economy grows around 4% per year.

Why work in Sierra Leone?

Sierra Leone has grown significantly over the last 15 years, with more opportunities available for skilled workers than ever before. Mining remains the main source of employment, but there are many sectors growing around this staple industry. Healthcare and education are underdeveloped, so private arrangements are essential for those moving to the country. Sierra Leone is one of the safest country’s for professionals, though in Freetown, there is still the need for vigilance as with any city environment.

Sierra Leone - Useful Information

Population

7813215

Currency

Sierra Leonean Leone (SLL)

Dialling Code

232

Official Languages

English

Main Airport

Lungi International Airport

Timezone

Sierra Leone (UTC)

Recent Roles

More opportunities coming soon!

View All Opportunities

Careers in Africa Recruitment Summits

Lisbon Summit
2024
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London Summit
2024
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Paris Summit
2024
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U.S. Summit
2024
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Africa’s talent decision makers gather at our Talent Agenda Webinars to discuss and debate the future of human capital across the continent. Business and HR leaders explore ways to unlock and enable the power of Africa’s talent - a peerless opportunity to engage with and learn from global experts and position your company alongside Africa’s innovators.
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Of candidates believe their employer is not highly regarded by the general public

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