Madam Fatmata Kamara, a revered APC figure in Yonibana, has officially declared her allegiance to SLPP at the party's Headquarters on Wallace Johnson Street, Freetown. With a political legacy spanning...
The All People's Congress (APC), Sierra Leone's main opposition party, has officially distanced itself from any association with a planned protest related to the alleged November 26 failed coup. In a...
Sierra Leone’s main opposition APC party Secretary General – Lansana Dumbuya, has today reported on Twitter that he has been invited again by police. Dumbuya confirms that their deliberation with...
Hon. Abdul Kargbo, the leader of the main opposition All Peoples Congress Party (APC), has disclosed a meeting with President Bio to discuss the consolidation of peace and national cohesion. He maintained...
Hon. Alhaji Minkailu Mansaray, the National Chairman of Sierra Leone's main opposition party, the All Peoples Congress (APC), has issued a heartfelt appeal to party members, addressing a growing internal...
An Irish High Court has denied asylum and subsidiary protection to a Sierra Leonean man (name withheld) who claimed that he would likely be imprisoned, tortured and killed if returned to Sierra Leone due...
Pro-government social media activists are claiming, and the government is also making similar claim that a few of the assailants killed in the assault in Freetown on November 26, 2023, were security staff...
A renowned Tonkolili politician and socialite, Madam Fatmata Kamara, widely known as FA Kilimanjaro, has officially tendered her resignation from the opposition All People's Congress (APC) on January 12th,...
The Secretary General of Sierra Leone's opposition All People's Congress (APC), Lansana Dumbuya has returned home following police questioning in Freetown on Friday evening. Dumbuya was summoned by...
Lansana Dumbuya, the National Secretary General of Sierra Leone's opposition party, All People's Congress (APC), revealed via Twitter that he has been summoned by the Criminal Investigation Department...
