Established in 2002 to root out the corruption strangling our nation, Sierra Leone’s Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) was meant to be a beacon of independence, a body free from the political machinations that have long plagued governance here. But a troubling pattern has emerged: its last three commissioners have had their eyes on the presidency, threatening to turn a public shield …
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