Sierra Leone's President Julius Maada Bio has returned to the country after over two weeks vacation in Kenya. The President returned to the chores of Sierra Leone today 24th July 2019 at about 4:30pm...
The absence of the ruling Sierra Leone People's Party (SLPP) Chairman, Prince Alex Harding at the vacation return of President Julius Maada Bio on Thursday has continued to generate concerns among party...
Defence forwarded by Maada Bio's Campaign Team is evidence that a wave of joy is felt within the Pa-O-pa (PAOPA IS THE NICKNAME OF BIO FACTION IN SLPP) because the main opposition lost most of the contested...
The former presidential candidate of the main opposition Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP), Brig. (Rtd.) Julius Maada Bio has allegedly backed an independent candidate to challenge the SLPP candidate...
Former leader of the Sierra Leone's people's party (SLPP), has dismissed possibilities of Maada Bio taking the Party to State House in 2018. Benjamin said this in reaction to Julius Maada Bio's claims...
Supporters of the Sierra Leone Peoples Party on Monday came out in huge numbers welcoming their 2012 Presidential flagbearer Retired Brigadier Julius Maada Bio in the eastern part of Sierra Leone in his...
Sierraloaded has received report of an alleged attack on the Chairman of the Kandeh Yumkella Movement by members of Maada Bio's group in Bo, Sierra Leone. According to the report, Supporters of Julius...
In May last year, President Koroma and his political allies in the ruling APC caused a national stir, when they instigated and touted their presidential third term agenda. But this attempt to blatantly...
The former Head of State, Rtd. Brig. Bio has concluded the second phase of his social mobilisation with a tour of his home district of Bonthe in the Southern Region. Speaking in Mattru Jong on Wednesday...
SLPP Presidential hopeful, Brig. (Rtd.) Julius Maada Bio has opened up on controversies trailing his inability to visit the United States of America. Sierraloaded collected an interview where he was...
