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Makeni Town Hall: President Bio Champions Dialogue, Constitutionalism and Development

By Aminaash Nyande Brima, Information Attaché, Sierra Leone Embassy, Rabat, Kingdom of Morocco Democracy is measured not merely by the conduct of elections but by the willingness of leaders to remain accountable long after the ballots have been counted. The strongest governments are those that explain their policies, defend their decisions and subject themselves to…

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From Statutory Fragment to National Framework: The Urgent Case For A Stand-Alone Climate Change Act For Sierra Leone

By Daniel Sawaneh Esq., B.A. (Hons), LL.B. (Hons), B.L. Sierra Leone’s environmental legal architecture has significantly  evolved over the decades, yet it remains fundamentally fragmented. To meet the threat of climate change, the nation must move beyond siloed regulation and enact a binding, stand-alone Climate Change Act. The case is not only environmental. It is…

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The Legacy of Listening: How President Bio inspired a new democratic culture in Sierra Leone

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay Strategic Communications Adviser – Ministry of Information and Civic Education Political legacies are rarely forged in moments of triumph. More often, they are defined by the choices leaders make when convention offers the safer path. The Presidential Town Hall in Makeni may prove to be one of those moments. For generations,…

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