Sierra Leone’s Parliament on Monday convened a public stakeholder consultation on the proposed Constitutional Amendment Bill 2025, drawing lawmakers, civil society representatives, and other key stakeholders into discussions on reforms to the country’s 1991 Constitution. The consultation sought to elicit views and comments on the Bill, which introduces wide-ranging amendments to Sierra Leone’s supreme law. Opposition Calls for Strict Adherence to Procedure Leader of the Opposition, Hon. Abdul Kargbo, welcomed...Read More
By Ibrahim S. Bangura Sierra Leone — January 26, 2026: Abdul Mansaray, popularly known by his stage name Knize-Bay Derulo, has released a new single titled Marlians Everywhere, an Afro-inspired track that celebrates love, freedom, and the expressive lifestyle of today’s youth. Produced by Twice ICE, the song blends modern Afro rhythms with energetic street sounds, reflecting contemporary youth culture. It highlights themes of confidence, loyalty, individuality, and the carefree...Read More
Lagos, Nigeria – January 26, 2026: Leading pan-African investment company, Heirs Holdings, has announced the appointment of Obinna Ufudo and Sola Yomi-Ajayi as Non-Executive Directors. The new directors bring extensive expertise in finance, energy, governance, and global markets and their appointments demonstrate Heirs Holdings’ ongoing commitment to strong corporate governance. Sola Yomi-Ajayi has over 30 years of experience in financial services, governance, regulatory engagement, and enterprise risk management. She previously...Read More
By Alimatu Jalloh Freetown, January 26, 2026: A fisherman, Ibrahim Sorie Dumbuya, on Monday made his first appearance before Magistrate John Manso Fornah at Pademba Road Court No.2 in Freetown, charged with store breaking and larceny at the Cape Sierra Hotel in Aberdeen. Dumbuya is accused of unlawfully breaking into the hotel’s store on December 29, 2025, and stealing assorted items valued at Le29,900, property of Shashi Prakash Singh, Managing...Read More
By Sallieu S. Kanu The Institute for Legal Research and Advocacy for Justice (ILRAJ) has raised alarm over Sierra Leone’s proposed Constitution (Amendment) Bill 2025, warning that several provisions could entrench ruling party dominance and undermine democratic stability. While the Bill focuses on electoral reforms and promises broader constitutional reviews later, ILRAJ argues that it echoes historical patterns of manipulation, notably the 1978 shift to one-party rule. In a fragile...Read More
