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From Constitutional Transition to Constitutional Refoundation: Rethinking Sierra Leone’s 1991 Constitution and Its Democratic Future

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By Ibrahim Sanda Barrie The Gadfly – Challenging ideas, questioning power, and promoting democratic dialogue Introduction: Sierra Leone’s Constitutional Moment Every generation encounters moments when it must decide whether existing institutions remain capable of serving the aspirations of its people. For Sierra Leone, the ongoing constitutional debate represents such a moment. The question facing the [...] The post From Constitutional Transition to Constitutional Refoundation: Rethinking Sierra Leone’s 1991 Constitution and Its Democratic Future first appeared on Independent Observer.

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Independent Observer · 9 Aug 2026, 11:36 pm

From Constitutional Transition to Constitutional Refoundation: Rethinking Sierra Leone’s 1991 Constitution and Its Democratic Future

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