
The Word He Left Out
A surrejoinder to Dr. Emmanuel Saffa Abdulai on Section 108(2)(b): the decisive missing phrase is not “all,” but “present and voting,” already supplied by Section 91(1) of the same Constitution.

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A surrejoinder to Dr. Emmanuel Saffa Abdulai on Section 108(2)(b): the decisive missing phrase is not “all,” but “present and voting,” already supplied by Section 91(1) of the same Constitution.

A policy analysis of the Jos Leijdekkers affair: transnational cocaine trafficking, alleged state complicity, and the diplomatic and national-security costs of strategic inertia for Sierra Leone. The paper does not adjudicate guilt.

Dr. Ibrahim S. Koroma examines whether amendments to Sierra Leone's Constitution require the support of two-thirds of the entire membership of Parliament and considers the controversy through Commonwealth and comparative constitutional law.

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