By Edward Dictionary Caulker Parliament’s approval of Sierra Leone’s 2026 Supplementary Budget marks more than a routine adjustment to public finances. It reflects the difficult choices policymakers must make when global events reshape domestic economic realities. This year’s fiscal revision was not driven by political ambition or new spending priorities. Rather, it was triggered by an external shock the sharp …
By Oumar Farouk Sesay Corruption in Sierra Leone is often discussed in terms of theft, bribery,…
On 31 July 2026, members of the Sierra Leone Bar Association arrived at the Bintumani Conference…
The Institute for Legal Research and Advocacy for Justice (ILRAJ) has issued a strongly worded position…
The governance dispute within the Sierra Leone Bar Association (SLBA) has intensified following the release of…
PONDER MY THOUGHTS BY Andrew Keili (FEATURING THE MINING SECTOR) It suddenly dawned on me at…
Sierra Leone Roads Authority (SLRA) has announced the immediate closure of Brookfields Old Railway Line Bridge…
National Revenue Authority (NRA) is expected to face tough questioning from Parliament following concerns over its…
The National Communications Authority (NatCA) has reassured the public that it is actively monitoring ongoing cybersecurity…
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