Citizens’ Barray

Citizens’ Barray Bold Citizenship. Transformative Justice. Citizens’ Barray promotes civic empowerment, especially among young people, to advance social justice in Sierra Leone.

Na wi na di Barray - Our voice is power!

12/08/2026

: “land nɔ de tɔk bɔt i de ansa to wetin wi de du am.”

Translation: [The land does not talk but it answers to what we do to it]

The environment may not have a voice, but its response to our actions is clear. Floods, polluted water, deforestation and disappearing green spaces remind us that what we do to the environment eventually comes back to us.
Protecting our environment is protecting ourselves and the generations to come.

12/08/2026

Before the debate, a citizen shares why showing up matters. These are the rules that will govern us all, from how we elect our leaders to the choice that will be made between PR and First-Past-the-Post which he particularly points out.

09/08/2026

After long hours of deliberation, tomorrow Parliament votes on the Constitution of Sierra Leone (Amendment) Bill, 2025.
What will MPs decide? What changes could follow?

Follow Media Outlets and or Citizens’ Barray TikTok and X live updates for key developments from Parliament. Stay informed. Stay engaged and know what will be decided for you.

06/08/2026

Parliament is considering the recent rise in mobile money fraud. As NCRA, NatCA and MPs work to strengthen digital security, making National ID cards free could help ensure everyone has a NIN, support mandatory SIM registration, enable safer mobile money transactions and make it easier to trace cybercrime.

05/08/2026

: “yu nɔ go sabi tik in valyu te dɛn kɔt am pan yu.”

[Translation: You won’t know the value of a tree until it is cut down.]

We often don’t realise the importance of our environment until it’s damaged or gone. Trees give us clean air, protect our communities, support biodiversity, and sustain livelihoods. Protecting them isn’t just about nature, it’s about protecting our future.

Let’s value our shared treasures today, not after we’ve lost them.

04/08/2026

Parliament is discussing the recent spate of fraud via mobile money.

We remind NCRA, NatCA, and our MPs that making all National ID cards free of charge ensures everyone has a National ID Number (NIN). That makes mandatory SIM card registration easier, facilitates genuine mobile money transactions, makes it easier to trace cyber criminals and enhances national security.

Check out Citizens’ Barray’s explainer video in the comments.

04/08/2026

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