The Government of #SierraLeone (GOSL) has issued a press release addressing recent communications from the All Peoples’ Congress (APC) concerning the Tripartite Committee and the Electoral Commission...
Sierra Leone's Chief Minister David Moinina Sengeh has announced that the Tripartite committee has identified 86 issues and agreed on 169 recommendations. As the Chief Negotiator for the Agreement for...
The All Peoples Congress (APC) Party, in a press release today on June 18, 2024, has announced its decision to resume participation in the Tripartite Committee despite ongoing challenges and a lack of...
In recent developments in Sierra Leone, the All People's Congress (APC) party has made a decision that has sent shockwaves through the political landscape of the nation. The APC's unexpected move to pull...
In a nationally broadcast address on June 15th, 2024, President Julius Maada Bio of Sierra Leone made a compelling call for unity and peace amidst rising political tensions. Speaking from the State House...
In a meeting held on Thursday 13th June, 2024 at the New Brookfield’s Hotel in Freetown, the leadership of sixteen (16) registered political parties agreed to work together for peace, unity and national...
The All Peoples Congress (APC) Party wishes to inform you all of an ongoing stalemate in the work of the Tripartite Committee since a week ago. This impasse is primarily due to the refusal of the SLPP...
The All People's Congress (APC) has formally requested clarification from the Electoral Commission for Sierra Leone Electoral Commission for Sierra Leone (ECSL) regarding the 2023 presidential election...
In an interview with Africa Young Voices (AYV), Honourable Abdul Kargbo, the All People's Congress (APC) parliamentary representative, refuted rumors that the popular figure Adebayor is affiliated with...
Sierra Leone's main opposition party, the All Peoples Congress (APC), has distanced itself from recent protests that rumored for June 19th. The party's Strategic Communication Unit released a statement...
