The Judiciary of Sierra Leone has issued a significant announcement regarding the regular magistrate court sessions. They have communicated to the general public that starting from Monday, August 28th,...
The Chief Justice of Sierra Leone, Justice Desmond Babatunde Edwards has assigned 804 cases to be done in two weeks by 23 Judges to celebrate the Third Judicial Week. In a press release the Judiciary...
Our MCM goes to Francis Hinga Murray, the Public Relations Officer 2 of the Judiciary of Sierra Leone. Murray was born to educated parents who both worked for Njala University College (NUC). His love...
The Judiciary of Sierra Leone, in their commitment to raise awareness and fulfill their responsibility of interpreting and applying the laws, has undertaken a visit to the eastern region. Led by their...
Six individuals were apprehended and subsequently imprisoned during their initial appearance before Magistrate Mark Ngeba of Court No:1 at Pademba Road. The accused were remanded to the Male Correctional...
The Judiciary of Sierra Leone has debunked allegations made by the main opposition All People’s Congress (APC) over lack of justice and biasness. “The APC Party aimed at intimidating the Judiciary...
Sierra Leone’s main opposition party, All People’s Congress (APC) hinted that they will not seek redress in court amid controversy over the 24 June elections result. The party's National Secretary-General,...
Sierra Leone's Chief Justice, Justice Desmond Babatunde Edwards, has held a meeting with the Commonwealth Elections Observer Mission to discuss the transformation of the Judiciary in the country. Chief...
The Judiciary of Sierra Leone with support from the United Nations Development Program (UNDP), Irish aid and other partners has on the 21st June 2023 launched the compendium of electoral laws ahead of...
QNET, a global lifestyle and wellness company that uses a direct selling business model, has demonstrated total commitment and willingness to repair its image and reputation in Sierra Leone by collaborating...
