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Sierra Leone’s constitutional faultline: A walkout, a two-thirds dispute and the stakes for 2028

Verified reporting2 reportsUpdated 17 Aug 2026, 12:10 pmnotable · 54/100
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  • Constitutional, electoral or rights significance
  • Strong national or Sierra Leone public relevance
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By Sylvester Sheku Suaray: Sierra Leone’s Parliament was plunged into one of its most consequential constitutional confrontations in years on Monday, August 10, as opposition lawmakers walked out of the [...]

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Cocorioko · 11 Aug 2026, 1:42 am

Sierra Leone’s constitutional faultline: A walkout, a two-thirds dispute and the stakes for 2028

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