An aspirant for the flagbearer position of the All People’s Congress (APC), Richard Konteh, has accused the Chief Executive Officer of the Petroleum Regulatory Agency (NPRA) of misleading the public...
A book detailing the presidency and leadership legacy of former Sierra Leonean leader Dr. Ernest Bai Koroma was launched at an event in the United States capital, with Dr. Richard Konteh serving as the...
The intending 2028 flag bearer of the All People’s Congress (APC) party, Dr. Richard Konteh has strongly condemned the proposed Counterterrorism Act 2024, currently being discussed in the Sierra Leone...
Dr. Richard Conteh, a prominent figure within the All People’s Congress (APC) and former Minister and Chief of Staff under the Ernest Bai Koroma administration, has been summoned to court in relation...
Supporters of the All People's Congress (APC) party have disclosed that their party's hope for the future is still doubtful. "Our APC is in the rubble. Who will help rescue our party from this wilderness...
In a longstanding land dispute that has spanned over 14 years, the legal representatives of Madam Marie Sesay have issued a final demand to Dr. Richard Conteh, urging him to transfer the remaining property...
Six foreign experts specializing in the field of electoral management, laws, and processes have been engaged by Sierra Leone's Tripartite Committee to review the country's electoral systems. The experts...
Aspiring flagbearer of Sierra Leone's main opposition party, the All People's Congress (APC), Dr. Richard Conteh has called on all party flagbearer aspirants to consider the need for reconciliation after...
According to a live report from Uncle Sankara Media Platform, a Platform controlled by supporters of the ruling SLPP Party, the government of Sierra Leone has seized 23 houses from the Main opposition...
various rival factions in the main opposition All people's Congress (APC) are gearing up for the lower-level elections after the gazetted rules for the internal elections became law. Reports are that...
