Dear Dr. Julius Spencer, Growing up as a teenager, your voice including those of Hannah Foullah and Alie Bangura, was […]
What is alleged to have happened to Margaret Davies, former Company Secretary and Legal Adviser of Rokel Commercial Bank, is
Prerogative of mercy is a power constitutionally conferred and exercised exclusively by the President in the context of Sierra Leone
UNSHACKLING THE JUDICIARY: THE FAILED PROMISE OF JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE! Public Lecture delivered by Augustine S. Marrah, Esq. on the invitation
Former President of South Africa, Jacob Zuma, has spent few days in prison following an order of the Constitutional Court
The Sierra Leone Association of Journalists’ award given to the President Bio as “Champion of Press Freedom” this past weekend,
LESSON 1: Professionals MUST be in the very front of holding government and power to account. If we have
Her name echoes through the legal profession. Pamela Davies is renowned for being uncompromising and a woman of lavish integrity.
First things first. I stand for accountability. I believe that public officers must account to the people they serve, during
Our nation is not new to treason trials; famous ones in history were the treason trial of M. S. Forna,
Here with my mom on an emergency to see her specialist doctor at Connaught (we have no option—it is an
Pestilence, plagues, diseases, hardship and poverty on one side and religion and ecclesiastical hopefulness on the other are kegs of
There is a proven correlation between trust and success in stemming the tide of Covid-19. While the world is racing
As the action by two Ebola survivors and CARL against the Republic of Sierra Leone continues today at the ECOWAS
Last weekend, the President and his cabinet converged yet again for the third cabinet retreat. Several media outlets reported that
Small-skin economy, big beleh cabinet. (loosely translated: Little economy, bloated cabinet) The current governing party while in opposition berated its predecessor
Death is a natural phenomenon in the land of the living. In Sierra Leone, poverty, whether orchestrated by the greed
Sierra Leone gained independence of her state sovereignty from Great Britain in 1961. But its judicial arm of governance was
The court’s sanctity is not just in its scale of justice, the grandeur of its edifice, or the intimidating wigs donned by judges and lawyers. Its true sanctity lies in its impartial administration of justice
The court’s sanctity is not just in its scale of justice, the grandeur of its edifice, or the intimidating wigs donned by judges and lawyers. Its true sanctity lies in its impartial administration of justice
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