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Rikɔdin dɛn we di pipul dɛn we mek am stil gɛt. Wi nɔ ple dɛn ya: wi de sho yu usay fɔ yɛri dɛn, ɛn wi de gi dɛn kredit.

• Na Internet Archive

  2008

  Stori dɛn frɔm Salone ↗Luke Wassermann rikɔd am; stori pipul dɛn na Salone tɛl am

  Stori dɛn we dɛn tɛl na Tɛmnɛ, Mɛnde ɛn Krio, wit di stori dɛn we bin de na wan stori kɔmpitishɔn ɛn di wan we win.

  TemneMende

  Wetin de insay +Kɔba am −

  1. Kassirie StoriesTemne5:59
  2. Accident from BoMende1:55
  3. Di stori we win6:49
  4. Kɔmpitishɔn, nɔmba 80:27
  5. Kɔmpitishɔn, nɔmba 120:44
• Na PodbeanAtunda Ayenda ↗Talking Drum Studio (Search for Common Ground)

  Radio drama in Krio, more than 5,800 episodes. The title means "lost and found". Talking Drum Studio grew out of Search for Common Ground's peace work in Sierra Leone from 2000, and the drama follows ordinary people living with what came after the war: land, health, school, money, and getting along.
• Na University of Cambridge (World Oral Literature Project)

  1961

  Limba stori ɛn siŋ dɛn ↗Recorded by Ruth Finnegan; told and sung by Karanke Dema, Niaka Dema and others

  22 tape sides of Limba stories and songs from Kakarima and Kamabai, recorded by the anthropologist Ruth Finnegan in 1961–64, with some Krio stories. Kept by the University of Cambridge.

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