An armed police officer from the Operational Support Division (OSD) has been seen verbally attacking a journalist who was capturing events in the aftermath of the All People’s Congress (APC) protest...
In a recent video on sociasl media from a resident in Moyamba District shows protesters taking the street in Magburuka demanding Mohamed Konneh, the Chief Electoral Officer to resign from his post. The...
A supporter of the opposition All People's Congress (APC) has been shot dead after the police fired live bullets at the party's headquarters in Freetown on Wednesday. [video width="480" height="848"...
The government of Sierra Leone has deployed heavily armed police and military personnel to various parts of Freetown ahead of today's protest by the opposition All People's Congress (APC). The APC had...
Chernor Alpha M. Bah the head of the Africanist Press says in a recent post, that President Julius Maada Bio’s propagandists are working strenuously to make the world believe that he and his ruling Sierra...
President Julius Maada Bio, in address to the nation on Tuesday night, has promised the 2023 elections to be free and fair. “As a president of our great republic, I have been entrusted with the duty...
The Presidential Candidate for the All Peoples Congress Party (APC), Samura Kamara has maintained that fact that, he is a peaceful Sierra Leone and as such condemn all forms of political violence in the...
The All Peoples Congress (APC) has received a further notification from the Inspector General of Police (IGP) regarding their intention to hold a peaceful march to the offices of the Electoral Commission...
The All People's Congress (APC) Party has issued a press release denouncing the continuous and unprovoked attacks on its supporters and party offices in the Southern and Eastern provinces of Sierra Leone. The...
The All People’s Congress (APC) has just issued a press statement replying to the police about the 72 hours notice of receipt of receiving a letter calling on the protection of their supporters to a...
