Selective Justice and the Quiet Collapse of Institutional Neutrality in Sierra Leone
By Albert DavidIn any democracy, institutions do not earn legitimacy merely by existing. They earn it through fairness, consistency, and the courage to uphold...
Army denies shooting civilian at Makoloh toll gate
By Salim Katta
Sierra Leone’s military has denied allegations that one of its soldiers shot an unarmed civilian at the Makoloh Toll Gate, as residents...
parliament clarifies voting thresholds for constitutional amendments
By Abdulai Bangura
Sierra Leone’s parliament has clarified the procedures and voting thresholds required to amend the country’s 1991 Constitution, amid public debate over...
Sierra Leone Opposition Official Denies Criminal Intent After Police Detention
The secretary general of Sierra Leone’s main opposition All People’s Congress (APC), Lansana Dumbuya, has denied any criminal intent over political remarks about the...
Bury “Mamy Cuss”: Maternal Invectives Have No Place in Our Politics.
By Saikujohn Barrie
As the major political parties gear up to elect their standard-bearers for the 2028 elections, it is apparent that some supporters of...
Sierra Leone Opposition Secretary General Detained After Police Questioning
By John Fullah
Sierra Leone police have detained the Secretary General of the main opposition All People’s Congress (APC), Lansana Dumbuya, more than 24 hours...
