Calm returns to Sierra Leone after deadly protests

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Calm has returned to Sierra Leone following days of violent protest action. Officials report that at least 6 protestors and 6 police officers have been killed. Protests began on Wednesday as a peaceful demonstration but soon descended into clashes between security forces, with the public demanding the president’s resignation. Several police stations were burnt down and vandalised across the country.

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