Ebola is over…but are the pains of its survivors?
In the twilight of the first half of 2014, Sierra Leone was hit for the first time by the Ebola […]
Can A Born-Again Chief Justice Revive The Judiciary?
Sierra Leoneans might be adept at discording with one another on many issues not least which is the better premier
Rest In Peace: Disciplinary Committee For Legal Practitioners
Death is a natural phenomenon in the land of the living. In Sierra Leone, poverty, whether orchestrated by the greed
The Court of Appeal of Sierra Leone: the sick man of the judiciary!
Sierra Leone gained independence of her state sovereignty from Great Britain in 1961. But its judicial arm of governance was
Is the legal profession in ICU?
Just few weeks ago, I had a chat with a colleague in the front corridor of the court. In our
Freetown City Council (FCC) Impregnates The Fast Track Commercial Court (FTCC) With Sewage And Garbage
You think this is sensationalised caption? That is because you have not been an embarrassed witness to the gushing sewage
Decolonizing the Sierra Leone Legal System: Time to Pluck Off the Remaining Feathers of Imperial Statutes
Most, if not all domestic legal systems are transplants (direct or indirect derivatives) of some ancient corpus of legal codes
A New Direction In An Old Constitutional Wineskin?
The Constitution of any nation, especially democracies across the world, is the foundation on which the whole state edifice rests.
How a college drop-out came back to become a Law School Star Pupil (valedictorian)
Ten years today—31st October 2009, I was certified by the then Hon. Chief Justice as having successfully passed the