Silencing the Brave: The Systematic Targeting of Influential Women in Sierra Leonean Public Life
By Albert David
The latest developments in Inspector General of Police v. Zainab Sheriff offer more than a procedural courtroom update, they expose a troubling...
Three Days, One Letter, Zero Engagement: The Flawed Consultation Behind Sierra Leone’s New Electoral Commissioner
By Albert David
The appointment of a Chief Electoral Commissioner is one of the most consequential constitutional acts in Sierra Leone’s democratic architecture. It is...
A Nation Compromised: How Fraudulent Passports Are Damaging Sierra Leone’s Global Reputation. A Crisis Manufactured by Institutional Decay
By Albert DavidThe ease with which non‑nationals obtain Sierra Leonean passports is not an accident. It is the predictable outcome of a system hollowed...
APC Reaffirms Boycott of Governance Over Electoral Commission Appointment
Sierra Leone’s main opposition party, the All Peoples Congress (APC), said on Tuesday it would maintain its withdrawal from governance processes, citing concerns over...
Sierra Leone Chief Justice Urges Religious Leaders to Speak Out for Peace Ahead of 2028 Elections
Sierra Leone’s Chief Justice Komba Kamanda has urged the country’s Inter-Religious Council to champion peace and speak out boldly against actions that could threaten...
Sierra Leone Journalists Press for Stand-Alone Constitutional Chapter on Media Freedom
Sierra Leone’s main journalists’ body and other media
stakeholders have urged the government to adopt a stand-alone constitutional chapter guaranteeing press freedom and...
