Chief Kadiru Kaikai, a prominent SLPP politician, has been granted bail following his arrest by Sierra Leonean police. Kaikai's arrest came after a video of him making threatening remarks went viral,...
Sierra Leone's President Julius Bio has said that war statements made by Sierra Leone People's Party (SLPP) politician, Kadiru Kaikai do not represent the values of the party. The President made this...
Prominent Sierra Leone Peopleโs Party (SLPP) member, Kadiru Kaikai has issued a heartfelt apology following his alarming remarks concerning the 2028 presidential elections. The apology comes after...
Her Excellency, Dr. Fatima Maada Bio, has officially opened and delivered a powerful speech at the inaugural Sierra Leone People's Party (SLPP) Council of District Chairmen Annual Retreat. The event,...
Kasho J. Holland Cole, Chairman of the Western Area Rural District Council (WARDC) and Western Region Chairman for the All People's Congress (APC), has issued a strong response to recent remarks by SLPP...
The Political Parties Regulation Commission (PPRC) mandated to regulate the affairs of political parties in the country has condemned the speech make by Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP) politician, Kadiru...
The Sierra Leone People's Party (SLPP) has officially condemned and suspended Mr. Kadiru Kaikai following a video circulating on social media in which he threatened violence if he does not become president...
The Wise Bird is still having problems with a sitting accommodation since the historic Cotton-Tree was brought down by a heavy storm almost two years ago. In that regard, the brave bird has been moving...
While making a statement before the approval of nine Presidential nominees, Hon. Mustapha Musa Sellu singled out Daniel Kaitibie, the new Executive Director of the Sierra Leone Maritime Administration...
Information within the precinct of Parliament has it that, about sis senior members of the Sierra Leone Peoples Party are interested in vying for the presidency come 2028 under th the ticket of the ruling...
