The unfortunate events of 7 and 8 October 2026, involving the Honourable Chief Justice, Justice Komba Kamanda, and former Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, Joseph Fitzgerald Kamara (JFK), during the…
By Yoni Emmanuel Sesay Constitutions are not written for ordinary days. They are written for the day when the obvious answer is no longer obvious; when the election is close,…
Dr S.S. Marrah For the better half of this decade, political variability and erraticism has beclouded and eclipsed our country’s survival. The trigger and escalating factors are entrenched in inter-political…
By Alpha Amadu Jalloh There is an increasing tendency in Sierra Leone whenever hardship deepens to ask whether God has turned away from us, whether our prayers have stopped rising…
By Kabs Kanu Sierra Leone, hailed in the early 2000s as one of West Africa’s democratic success stories after a brutal civil war, now faces a perilous crossroads. Once celebrated…
As the Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP) steadily approaches a post-Bio political phase, a serious and unavoidable question now confronts the party. It is not simply about who leads next,…
By Sheriff Mahmud Ismail By any democratic standard, constitutions mean more than legal documents. They are moral compacts, political guardrails, and the last line of defense between power and abuse.…
By Alfred Gbemeh Sierra Leone finds itself in a peculiar and worrying political moment. While our nation struggles with poverty, failing infrastructure, and systemic corruption, the corridors of power are…
By Alpha Amadu Jalloh There comes a moment in the life of every nation when the level of disrespect thrown at its people becomes so unbearable that silence itself becomes…
By Sheriff Mahmud Ismail (Abuja) Throughout Sierra Leone’s history there have been many stories, some proud, others painful, about the country’s political architecture. Among the most poignant of these stories…
