As Sierra Leone’s parliament prepares to return from recess on 31st October 2024, one of its foremost tasks will be to ratify President Julius Maada Bio’s decision to remove the Auditor-General, Lara Taylor-Pearce. This event marks the climax of a protracted and controversial process that has thrown Sierra Leone’s commitment to transparency and accountability into question. A Shift in the …
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