The National Chairman of the ruling SLPP, Dr. Prince Alex Harding has been decorated with the Commander Order of the Republic of Sierra Leone (CORSL) award by H. E. Julius Maada Bio at the 2022 Insignia...
Members of the Civil Society Consortium on Accountability and Service Delivery have threatened to Protest peacefully if their concerns are not address by the National Commission for Privatization (NCP)...
Dr. Prince Alex Harding has issued a response to what he refers to as Politically motivated attacked in regards to controversies surrounded around the take over of Sierratel by Sentinel. His full response...
Investigations carried out by this writer indicate that all efforts being made by various players in and out of Sierra Leone to privatize SIERRATEL are being executed by a cabal who do not mean well for...
Dr. Prince Harding is the first national chairman of a ruling party to be arrested at the Criminal Investigations Department in connection with an alleged murder case in which he is a suspect. He was...
The Deputy Commissioner for National Commission for Social Action (NaCSA) and one-time leading candidate for National Chairman of the Sierra Leone People's Party (SLPP), Jimmy Batilo Songa, sent his thanks...
The Sierra Leone People's Party (SLPP) has announced Dr. Prince Alex Harding as being re elected as the National Chairman of the party. He secured a landslide victory with 529 votes defeating major...
A group of Sierra Leoneans has been seen in a video that went viral on social media continuously chanting “Prince Harding, the killer” in one of the Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP) offices. The...
It has confirmed last night that one thousand and fifty-five (1,055) delegates of Sierra Leone people’s Party (SLPP) from sixteen political district in the country will be electing fiften national officers...
Every day brings the ruling Sierra Leone People's Party (SLPP) closer to its momentous National Delegates' Conference (NDC) to elect new national executive officers. Highlight of this much awaited end...
