Opinion
When The Badge Stepped Into The Light: Inspector General William Fayia Sellu And The Human Face Of Policing
At a season when the streets of Freetown throb with colour, music and anticipation, an unexpected…
Tag: Sierra Leone
Opinion
A Steady Hand In Stormy Times Umaru Napoleon Koroma And The Discipline Of Loyalty, Service, And Public Trust
The road stretches ahead, long and uneven, carrying families, traders, and travellers home for the season.…
Opinion
Sellu On The Move: The Igp Leading Sierra Leone Police From Force To Service
On 27 July 2022 President Julius Maada Bio appointed William Fayia Sellu as Inspector General of…
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“I was promised acting work” – Sierra Leonean 18-year-old on being trafficked to Nigeria
An 18-year-old woman from Sierra Leone, Isha Francess Dumbuya, has spoken about how she was trafficked…
Opinion
Justice Must Travel: Chief Justice Komba Kamanda and the Reconstitution of Judicial Authority in Sierra Leone
In Sierra Leone, justice has too often existed as a promise recited rather than a service…
Opinion
The Final Exposé: The Syndicates, The Losses And The Road To Accountability
This fourth and final instalment concludes a months long investigation into a land forgery economy that…