By Oumar Farouk Sesay Only amateurs wait until election day to rig an election. By then, ballots are being watched, observers are present, citizens are alert, and political positions have hardened. The more sophisticated contest begins much earlier—when the rules are written, institutions are positioned, and the electoral terrain itself begins to shift. That is why Sierra Leone’s current constitutional …
Former Minister of Finance Hon. Sheku Ahmed Fantamadi Bangura has expressed gratitude to President Julius Maada…
President Julius Maada Bio has announced a fresh round of appointments across Government ministries, agencies, diplomatic…
By Joseph Fitzgerald Kamara, Esq. The debate surrounding the Constitution of Sierra Leone (Amendment) Act, 2025…
The All People’s Congress (APC) has outlined its position on the proposed Constitution of Sierra Leone…
By: Edward Dictionary Caulker One of the most overlooked aspects of constitutional reform is that it…
By Oumar Farouk Sesay A dangerous principle increasingly governs Sierra Leone’s politics: yesterday’s wrongs can justify…
Hon. Rabbi Sirajin Munirr Rollings-Kamara, Honorary Executive Member of the All People’s Congress (APC) and aspirant…
Following the election of a five-member caretaker body to oversee affairs of the Sierra Leone Bar…
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