By Edward Dictionary Caulker The ongoing debate surrounding Sierra Leone’s Constitution of Sierra Leone (Amendment) Bill, 2025, has generated considerable attention across political circles, civil society organisations, women’s groups, and the wider public. Yet beyond the legal language and technical discussions about electoral reform lies a deeper issue that has increasingly dominated parliamentary proceedings: the future of women’s political representation. …
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