Opposition strongman of the All Peoples Congress Joseph Fitzgerald Kamara has reacted to the 2022 Mid-term census report by questioning its credibility due to the result of the just concluded Elections...
The Electoral Commission for Sierra Leone (ECSL) has on a press statement dated, Tuesday 11 October 2022 stated that they are committed to the timeline for completing the voter registration process and...
The Sierra Leone People's Party SLPP has issued a public notice after the conclusion of the voter registration exercise across the country for the upcoming 2023 general election. The notice starts by...
National Election Watch (NEW) has released a statement on the voter registration process and profound solutions to some of the challenges faced during the process and called for the extension of time. NEW...
The Deputy Director of Electoral Commission of Sierra Leone (ECSL), Raymond George, has said that the commission is so far satisfied with the outcome of the first and second phase of the registration process...
Africanist Press found that a specific invoice #637 ( attached below) issued on 14 June 2022 in the name of the Laxton Group requested from ECSL the amount of US$224,710.00 as a 10% advance payment on...
The Electoral Commission of Sierra Leone has announced a two days extension of the voters registration exercise in the country, starting from the 7th to the 8th October, 2022. This announcement was...
The Chairperson of the Consortium of Progressive Political Parties (COPPP) who is also the leader of the Unity Party (UP), Madam Femi Claudius-Cole, has accused the Electoral Commission for Sierra Leone...
The Executive of the Sierra Leone Association of Journalists (SLAJ) paid a courtesy call on the Electoral Commission of Sierra Leone (ECSL) on Tuesday 27th September at the Commission’s Tower Hill office,...
Tonkolili District Women’s Leader of the ruling Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP) Haja Mariama Koroma has in an interview with Awoko Newspaper described the ongoing national voters’ registration...
