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Who Should Review Sierra Leone’s Constitution?

Publisher report1 reportUpdated 14 Aug 2026, 6:17 pmnotable · 42/100
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By Ibrahim Sanda Barrie The Gadfly – Challenging ideas, questioning power, and promoting democratic dialogue The 1991 Constitution cannot be reviewed by the very institutions whose power it is supposed to restrain. Sierra Leone is approaching another constitutional crossroads. The question before the country is not simply whether the 1991 Constitution should be amended. The [...] The post Who Should Review Sierra Leone’s Constitution? first appeared on Independent Observer.

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