Unity Party Leader Femi Claudius-Cole has criticised government spending on high-rise buildings for hosting summits, urging authorities to redirect those funds toward direct investment in citizens. The...
The Chairperson of the Unity Party, Femi Claudius-Cole, has issued a strong call for the urgent reform of traffic policing in Sierra Leone, alleging that widespread extortion, intimidation, and abusive...
Femi Claudius-Cole, Leader of the Unity Party, has issued a strongly worded open letter urging authorities to uphold justice, fairness, and democratic principles in the handling of the case involving Zainab...
The Leader and Chairperson of the Unity Party, Femi Claudius-Cole, has issued a strong warning over the government’s proposed Amendment Act, 2025, describing the bill as a serious threat to Sierra Leone’s...
Unity Party leader Femi Claudius-Cole has declared her intention to contest the 2028 general elections under the Unity Party banner, reaffirming her commitment to independent political leadership. Speaking...
Femi Claudius-Cole, Chairperson of the Unity Party and a respected voice in civil society, has issued a strong appeal to the Inspector General of Police and other security agencies, decrying what she describes...
Freetown residents are pushing back against the government’s plan to divide the city into two. At a town hall meeting held on Thursday, June 26, nearly 600 people showed up and made one thing clear....
The Unity Party calls on the High Court to immediately release the written copy of a ruling in its long-running case against the Political Parties Registration Commission (PPRC). The party says the case...
The Unity Party has issued a strong condemnation of the Sierra Leone judiciary, following what it describes as an “unjust” and “delayed” ruling in its long-standing legal battle against the Political...
In a shocking development, Ibrahim Nyelenkeh, former Sports Minister and current Chairman of the National Sports Authority, has sparked widespread controversy following his inflammatory remarks against...
