In this in-depth conversation, Lawyer Kalokoh offered a wealth of insight into Sierra Leone’s political landscape, legal framework, and his vision for the country’s future. From discussing the role of…
The proverb that “when a child washes his hands clean he will eat with kings” holds true for Brima Baluwa Koroma, the Executive Chairman of the Petroleum Regulatory Agency (PRA),…
By Amara Rogers The Office of the Attorney-General and Minister of Justice in Sierra Leone remains the bedrock for upholding the principles of justice, good governance, and peace in Sierra…
By Titus Boye-Thompson, London “Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown.” The basic principle of leadership in any institution is an ideal to reflect on the question of “who…
By Morison Siaffa Gbaya, Esq On the 5th July 2024, the news that the Sierra Leone Parliament has removed the jury system under the new Criminal Procedure Act, 2024 was…
By Sule Musa (WhatsApp: +23276613799) Whether night or day, I can no longer remember. Thereabout March or April. It was the year 2000. And at Lamina Sankoh Street in the…
By Mohamed A. Warisay The Afrobarometer report’s findings on Sierra Leone are particularly concerning, given the country’s recent history of political instability and electoral disputes. The report’s revelation that a…
The 2024 Finance Act is not just a document crafted to raise revenue for government but intended to protect the health of Sierra Leoneans and seeks to also save the…
By Mohamed Sankoh (One Drop) Recent happenings in Africa, in which countries explode into ethnic tensions and electoral disputes culminating into legal battles in those countries’ apex courts, have not…
By Josep Borrell Fontelles On 17 July, nearly one year after it was signed in Istanbul, Russia decided to not renew the Black Sea Grain Initiative (BSGI) that allows Ukraine…
