Civilian Presidency Begins
Restores elected civilian presidency after NPRC military rule
Role range: 1996-1997
Follow Ahmad Tejan Kabbah through 19 dated historical records for Sierra Leone.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
Restores elected civilian presidency after NPRC military rule
Role range: 1996-1997
Kabbah is sworn in as civilian president after military rule
Role range: 1991-2002 – 1996-1997
Sworn in as President after winning the 1996 election
Role range: 1996-1997
Ahmad Tejan Kabbah wins presidential election during the civil war
Role range: 1991-2002 – 1996-1997
Government and RUF sign the Abidjan Peace Accord
Role range: 1991-2002 – 1996-1997
Kabbah is overthrown by soldiers of the Armed Forces Revolutionary Council
Role range: 1991-2002 – 1996-1997
Restored to the presidency after ECOMOG removes the AFRC junta
Role range: 1998-2007
ECOMOG intervention restores President Kabbah to power
Role range: 1991-2002 – 1998-2007
Returns to Freetown and resumes elected presidential authority
Role range: 1998-2007
Fighting continues despite restoration of the elected government
Role range: 1991-2002 – 1998-2007
Government faces mass civilian killings and amputations during rebel assault
Role range: 1991-2002 – 1998-2007
Kabbah signs the Lome Peace Accord granting rebels political concessions
Role range: 1991-2002 – 1998-2007
Disarmament and demobilization efforts begin under international supervision
Role range: 1991-2002 – 1998-2007
Foday Sankoh is arrested after violence near his Freetown residence
Role range: 1991-2002 – 1998-2007
Kabbah government seeks British support as RUF advances threaten Freetown
Role range: 1991-2002 – 1998-2007
Government and RUF renew ceasefire and disarmament commitments
Role range: 1991-2002 – 1998-2007
Thousands of fighters surrender weapons under the disarmament programme
Role range: 1991-2002 – 1998-2007
Kabbah formally declares Sierra Leone civil war over
Role range: 1991-2002 – 1998-2007
Kabbah wins postwar election after the end of the civil war
Role range: 1991-2002 – 1998-2007
These dates and descriptions come from the historical_events database. Exact duplicate records have been collapsed. Names are grouped by the country, Name 2 and Name 1 fields; records with missing Name 2 cannot be reliably assigned to an individual biography. Check the underlying sources before formal citation.