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Jamil Sahid Mohamed Khalil (1936 - 2000) was a Sierra Leonean-Lebanese businessman, diamonds and commodities trader. He attained prominence in the diamond industry across Africa and Antwerp and became an influential figure in the politics of Sierra Leone through his close association with President Siaka Stevens.Jamil also came to dominate other business sectors including fisheries, tourism construction and aviation. He returned to Freetown before leaving it again during the 1999 RUF invasion.

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rdfs:comment	Jamil Sahid Mohamed Khalil (1936 - 2000) was a Sierra Leonean-Lebanese businessman, diamonds and commodities trader. He attained prominence in the diamond industry across Africa and Antwerp and became an influential figure in the politics of Sierra Leone through his close association with President Siaka Stevens.Jamil also came to dominate other business sectors including fisheries, tourism construction and aviation. He returned to Freetown before leaving it again during the 1999 RUF invasion. (en)
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has abstract	Jamil Sahid Mohamed Khalil (1936 - 2000) was a Sierra Leonean-Lebanese businessman, diamonds and commodities trader. He attained prominence in the diamond industry across Africa and Antwerp and became an influential figure in the politics of Sierra Leone through his close association with President Siaka Stevens.Jamil also came to dominate other business sectors including fisheries, tourism construction and aviation. In 1987, he and several prominent politicians, including Vice President Francis Minah, were implicated, convicted and sentenced to death in the failed assassination plot against President Joseph Momoh. Jamil escaped and was exiled from Sierra Leone. He returned to Freetown before leaving it again during the 1999 RUF invasion. (en)
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