The Supreme Court of Sierra Leone has issued an injunction, effectively suspending the upcoming national executive elections of the Motor Drivers and General Transport Workers Union. The order stems...
Sierra Leone’s Chief Justice, Komba Kamanda, leading a five-judge panel at the Supreme Court, has ordered a stop to ongoing construction activities on land that is allegedly owned by the late former...
The case of Abdul Kpaka, the businessman accused of beating his girlfriend, Sia Fatu Kamara, leading to her death, took another turn in court last week. The case, which first caught attention in August...
The Supreme Court of Sierra Leone has delivered a decisive ruling, securing the future of Black Johnson Beach and permanently ending government plans to establish a fish harbour or fishmeal factory in...
The Supreme Court of Sierra Leone has on the 6th of February, 2025 ruled that private citizens cannot be forcibly removed from their land as Section 21 of the 1991 Constitution guarantees the protection...
Former Head of Department (HOD) of the Fourah Bay College (FBC), Emmanuel Ekundayo Shears-Moses is reported dead this Sunday. Shears-Moses will be remebered for his service when he served the Sierra Leone...
Highly respected lawyer Rowland Wright has called on the Speaker of Parliament, Hon. Segepoh Solomon Thomas, to seek a Supreme Court opinion regarding the tribunal set up by President Bio to investigate...
Dr. Sylvia Olayinka Blyden, a prominent Sierra Leonean politician from the All People's Congress (APC) known for her controversial analyses, has addressed recent misconceptions regarding disaggregated...
Justice Patricia Ebunolorun Macaulay, the trailblazing pioneer who made history as the first woman appointed to the esteemed position of Justice on the Supreme Court of Sierra Leone, has sadly passed away....
The deputy leader of the main opposition, All People's Congress (APC), Party in the House of Parliament Honourable Aaron Koroma admonished newly appointed government officials to bring change to state...
