In the ongoing court martial at the Cockerill Military Headquarters, Freetown, Major Patrick Abu Ordende Sesay, the first accused among six military personnel, testified about his account being hacked...
In a significant development in the court martial trial of six military personnel implicated in a failed coup attempt on November 26, 2023, Lieutenant Colonel Bockarie Marrah, the first prosecution witness...
The Attorney General and Minister of Justice, Mohamed Lamin, delivered the opening address at the Court Martial trial on Monday, marking the beginning of the legal proceedings against six military officers...
The Sierra Leone Armed Forces (RSLAF) is preparing to convene another court martial in September 2024, where 13 military officers will face charges related to their alleged involvement in the failed coup...
The military court in Sierra Leone has found L/Cpl Abu Bakarr Koroma, also known as "Opanday," not guilty on charges of mutiny and murder, citing certified insanity as the basis for the verdict. Koroma...
The Court Martial proceedings against the first batch of 27 military personnel involved in the November 26, 2023 coup will conclude today, August 20, 2024. Following the closing submissions on August...
A military court martial board in Freetown has found 25 soldiers guilty on all counts related to their involvement in the failed coup attempt of November 26, 2023. However, one of the accused, WO1 Sitta...
On August 8, 2024, Lance Corporal 18180173 Abu Bakarr Koroma, also known as Opanday, was removed from court and taken to a psychiatric hospital after his trial was suspended for medical reasons. The court...
in the ongoing Court Martial trial, the defense counsels for the 26th accused persons argued on August 7, 2024, that the prosecution had failed to establish a case against their clients. The closing addresses...
In the ongoing Court Martial trial of twenty-six military officers, State Prosecutor Joseph Sesay has presented a robust closing argument, asserting that there is ample evidence to convict all accused...
