Sierra Leone’s Supreme Court has dismissed a motion from the Attorney General and Minister of Justice aimed at quashing a constitutional reference on how to amend non-entrenched sections of the 1991 Constitution.
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The Chief Justice stated the Court did not have jurisdiction over the motion, calling it an effort to delay proceedings that had already been established.
This ruling is a significant development in the ongoing constitutional debate regarding Sections 91 and 108, as well as the proposed 2026 Constitutional Amendment.
The country now awaits further proceedings from the Court, a case that could have major implications for governance and the rule of law in Sierra Leone.
By Kabombeh Pen
