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Sierra Leone's Constitutional Crossroads: When Political Convenience Confronts the Supreme Law
This commentary examines the constitutional controversy arising from the passage of the Constitution of Sierra Leone (Amendment) Bill, 2025. It considers the disagreement between the Speaker of Parliament, the governing Sierra Leone People’s Party, and the opposition All P
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