The governance dispute within the Sierra Leone Bar Association (SLBA) has intensified following the release of a statement by presidential aspirant Martina Baindu Egbenda and her team, alongside an official notice from the Association’s Board of Directors announcing an Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) aimed at addressing the fallout from the disrupted Annual General Meeting (AGM). In a statement issued on …
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PONDER MY THOUGHTS BY Andrew Keili (FEATURING THE MINING SECTOR) It suddenly dawned on me at…
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SLRA Announces Immediate Closure of Brookfields Old Railway Line Bridge Over Safety Concerns
by Sierraeyeby SierraeyeSierra Leone Roads Authority (SLRA) has announced the immediate closure of Brookfields Old Railway Line Bridge…
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Parliament to Grill NRA Over Revenue Shortfall as Concerns Grow Over 2026 Budget Financing
by Sierraeyeby SierraeyeNational Revenue Authority (NRA) is expected to face tough questioning from Parliament following concerns over its…
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NatCA Urges Public Vigilance as Authorities Respond to Emerging Cybersecurity Threats
by Sierraeyeby SierraeyeThe National Communications Authority (NatCA) has reassured the public that it is actively monitoring ongoing cybersecurity…
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Due To ‘Orders From Above’ and Police Interference: Alfred Kamanda Resigns As Bar Association PRO.
by Sierraeyeby SierraeyeThe Public Relations Officer of the Sierra Leone Bar Association (SLBA), Alfred Kamanda, has resigned from…
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Bar Association Postpones AGM Proceedings Until Further Notice, Alleges Unlawful Police Interference
by Sierraeyeby SierraeyeSierra Leone Bar Association (SLBA) has postponed its Annual General Meeting (AGM) proceedings until further notice,…
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Caught in the Middle of the PR System and First-Past-the-Post Debate: Is the 30% Women’s Quota at Risk Under the Constitutional Amendment Bill?
by Sierraeyeby SierraeyeBy Edward Dictionary Caulker The ongoing debate surrounding Sierra Leone’s Constitution of Sierra Leone (Amendment) Bill,…
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By Oumar Farouk Sesay Sierra Leone is always ready to amend the Constitution. What we have…
