A Troubling Assault on Democratic Norms: Why Political Tolerance and Institutional Neutrality Matter Now More Than Ever
By Albert DavidSierra Leone’s democratic journey has never been simple, but recent patterns of state behavior toward influential female opposition figures have raised profound...
Sierra Leone Anti-Corruption Commission Concludes Eastern Region Tour with Traditional Leaders in Kono
By Lamin Turay
Sierra Leone Anti-Corruption Commission said it has
concluded a tour of the country’s Eastern Region with an engagement of traditional leaders...
Citizens’ Inputs in the Constitutional Review Process in Sierra Leone
By Saikujohn Barrie
Since the Parliament of Sierra Leone has called on citizens to make inputs by sending their suggestions and recommendations for inclusion...
Sierra Leone to Launch Nationwide Pay Harmonisation in 2026
By John Koroma
Sierra Leone’s Wages and Compensation Commission will begin a nationwide pay harmonisation exercise in 2026 aimed at aligning salaries across the public...
Sierra Leone Opposition Secretary General Remanded on Incitement Charges
By Julian Kamara
Sierra Leone’s main opposition All People’s Congress (APC) Secretary General, Lansana Dumbuya, was remanded to Pademba Road Prison on Wednesday after...
A Troubling Push for Constitutional Amendment: Why Democratic Principles Must Prevail
By Albert David
The current push for constitutional amendment by the SLPP-led administration has raised profound concerns among citizens, civil society actors, legal scholars, and...
