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​Sierra Leone’s 2025 Constitutional Amendment Bill in a Broader African Perspective: Reform, Order, and the Quiet Redesigning of our Democracy----- The Republic Journal (13/100)—Truth, Representation, and the Future of Our Democracy. -by Aminata Diamond Constitutional reform in Africa has never been about text alone. It has always been about temperament. Every amendment proposal reveals not only what a state wishes to change, but what it fears to preserve. The Constitution of Sierra Leone (Amendment) Bill, 2025, belongs squarely within this continental tradition. It is not yet law, but it is already a statement of constitutional intention. And intention, in constitutional history, often matters more than enactment. Across Ghana, Kenya, Nigeria, and South Africa, African constitutions have evolved toward professionalism, proceduralizing, and institutional management. Electoral bodies are redesigned. Political parties are regulated. Judicial timelines are compressed. Representation is re...

BASITA MICHAEL >>>>> CULLED! ​ Sierra eye Magazine  Why Sierra Leone Must Publish the Full US Health MOU. On December 22, 2025, Sierra Leone signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the United States on global health cooperation, committing over $129 million in US support over five years. Vice President Dr. Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh hailed it as a boost for health infrastructure, infectious disease control, and reductions in child and maternal mortality. The Ministry of Health on X echoed this, calling it a "massive boost" for measurable and sustainable outcomes. Yet, days later, the full text of this agreement remains hidden from the public. Sierra Leoneans have seen only celebratory tweets, press releases, and photos of smiling officials holding a closed folder. We are told to trust that this deal serves our interests – but without seeing the document, how can we? This secrecy is unacceptable. In an era of open governance and accountability, major agreemen...