Dr. Samura Kamara, the All People’s Congress (APC) presidential candidate in the 2018 and 2023 elections, has said that he is not focusing on the upcoming 2028 general elections in Sierra Leone, citing...
The Chief Electoral Commissioner and Chairman of the Electoral Commission for Sierra Leone, Edmond Sylvester Alpha, has reaffirmed that the power to determine election outcomes lies solely with the people,...
Julius Maada Bio has declared that he will play a decisive role in determining the next flagbearer of the Sierra Leone People's Party ahead of the 2028 general elections. Speaking during the commissioning...
The recent political boycott has been put to rest. The All People’s Congress, international moral guarantors intervened to resolve the standoff and steer the parties towards organizing itself for the...
Moses Mambu, the National Publicity Secretary of the Sierra Leone People’s Party, has disclosed that the party has launched an extensive fundraising campaign as part of its early preparations for the...
The Chief Electoral Commissioner, Edmond Alpha, held a series of strategic engagements with political parties, as the main opposition, the All People’s Congress (APC), continues its boycott of governance...
For the second time since the disputed 2023 elections, the All Peoples Congress (APC) has withdrawn from key governance processes, escalating a political standoff that could shape Sierra Leone’s 2028...
A majority of Sierra Leoneans have rejected the proportional representation (PR) system, with 68% saying they prefer constituency-based elections, according to a new opinion poll conducted by the Campaign...
A major political rift has reopened in Sierra Leone as elected officials from the main opposition All People’s Congress (APC) announced a boycott of governance, citing the government’s controversial...
The Inter-Religious Council of Sierra Leone (IRCSL) has officially thrown its support behind the first-past-the-post (FPTP) electoral system, endorsing it as the most suitable model for the nation’s...
