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The Sierra Leone Police (SLP) is a state institution charged with the responsibility to enforce the laws and protect life and property. The decade long brutal civil conflict affected all spheres of life and the SLP were not excluded. Many police officers were killed, the barracks vandalized and vehicles burnt. Many civilians accused the police of collaboration with the rebels.
 

The Biometric System of Voter Registration (BVR) was introduced in the country to add credibility to the entire electoral process so that what obtained in 2007 when over 477 polling stations were nullified which disenfranchised a lot of Sierra Leoneans nationwide will not repeat itself again.
 

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  In our last edition (November 2011 - February 2012), we critically but cautiously projected into 2012, how it would look like, being an election year and what our expectations would be like.
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  The last time I visited Kabala, northern Sierra Leone,
was during the early years of the civil war in 1992
but up to that period the town remained untouched.
The soldiers had just taken over the reign of power.
 
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