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Sierra Leone’s illegal constitutional amendment raises serious questions about democracy, electoral integrity and the rule of law

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Albert Olangba Kanu: Sierra Leone Telegraph: 16 August 2026: A developing constitutional dispute in Sierra Leone is raising serious questions about the future of the country’s multiparty democracy, the independence of its electoral system and the safeguards governing amendments to the 1991 Constitution. The controversy follows the Sierra Leone Government’s

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The Sierra Leone Telegraph · 16 Aug 2026, 1:26 pm

Sierra Leone’s illegal constitutional amendment raises serious questions about democracy, electoral integrity and the rule of law

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