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Month: August 2022

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PONDER MY THOUGHTS: Sierra Leone Deadly Protest: There are Two Sides To a Coin

17/08/2022 Andrew Keili

The condemnation of the violence that led to the sad death of our compatriots-both security personnel and civilians and damage to private property and state infrastructure during the recent protests [Read more]

Critique Column

How Many Times Can We Say; NEVER AGAIN?

15/08/2022 Abdulai Mansaray

Looking at the social media clips on Wednesday August 10 this year, you cannot help but conjure the memories of the January 6th massacre, which left an indelible mark on [Read more]

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Prejudice: A Burden That Threatens The Future.

15/08/2022 Abdulai Mansaray

The Conservative Party selection for the next Tory leader is in full swing and the adage that a day in politics is a long time could not be more apt. [Read more]

Critique Column

When you have The Right to Be Simple-minded, Don’t Abuse the Privilege.

06/08/2022 Abdulai Mansaray

President Julius Maada Bio sacked his head of the nation’s Police force, Inspector General (I.G) Ambrose Sovula this week. Social media, rumour merchants, gossip entrepreneurs and political wordsmiths have had [Read more]

Critique Column

Sierra Leone Elections: A Time to Choose Who Will get The Blame.

06/08/2022 Abdulai Mansaray

With President Bio’s official first term in office ticking down, to the average SLPP supporter or sympathiser, President Bio is a “sure ball” for a second presidential term. The APC [Read more]

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YAD Concludes Annual TVET Graduation in Grand Style

26/01/2026

On January 23rd and 24th, 2024, YAD added another chapter to its ongoing youth and women’s empowerment initiatives by hosting its annual TVET graduation in a spectacular fashion. Each year, [Read more]

Critique Column

The Silence of the Lambs: Why Sierra – Leone’s Legal Guardians Must Not Stand Aside: Comparative Lessons and Constitutional Theory for a Critical Moment

25/01/2026

n Sierra Leone’s debate over the 2025 Constitutional Amendment Bill, the most troubling feature is not the substance of the proposals themselves but the silence that has settled around them. [Read more]

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Democracy After Empire: George M. Carew’s Case for Deliberation in Postcolonial Africa

25/01/2026

A familiar strain of Western political theory has long portrayed African states as inherently incapable of self-government—an outlook that endured both the rhetoric of colonial “civilizing missions” and the administrative [Read more]

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BARMAGEDDON- (An E-Bar Exclusive) 004: A Constitution Rewritten for Order, Not for Liberty

25/01/2026

There is a peculiar habit in young democracies. They rewrite their constitutions not when liberty is openly threatened, but when authority feels insufficiently secure. The Constitution of Sierra Leone (Amendment) [Read more]

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