Presidential Spokesman, Alhaji Alpha Kanu, has argued that the price of rice rose significantly higher during the tenure of the previous government, the All People’s Congress (APC), compared to the current...
As I reflect on the state of politics in Sierra Leone, my heart aches. The phrase "Na We Time" has become a toxic mantra, poisoning our society with discriminatory practices, unqualified appointments,...
A flagbearer aspirant for the main opposition, All People’s Congress (APC), Osman Timbo, has raised serious concerns regarding the recent decision by the Political Parties Regulation Commission (PPRC)...
Renowned Sierra Leonean musician Emmerson Bockarie has taken to social media to clarify the meaning behind his music and respond to criticism he has faced over the years. In his statement, Emmerson emphasized...
Zainab Sheriff has publicly distanced herself from any involvement by First Lady Fatima Maada Bio in her campaign to promote female leadership in Sierra Leone. Sheriff recently launched the Wi Duti movement,...
A video of a woman claiming that the All People’s Congress (APC) is paralyzed without Samura Kamara has gone viral, drawing attention across Sierra Leone. In the video, the woman accuses the APC of...
The National Secretary-General of the All People’s Congress (APC), Lansana Dumbuya Esq., has issued a bold warning regarding the integrity of the upcoming 2028 general elections. Speaking...
Dr Kandeh Kolleh Yumkella, Energy Sector Lead under President Julius Maada Bio, says he has no regrets joining the SLPP even after his strong public remarks during the 2018 elections where he used Alhassan...
Dr. Kandeh Kolleh Yumkella has said that becoming the next president of Sierra Leone is not a decision for him to make. According to him, that decision lies in the hands of the ruling SLPP and the people....
The late Dr. Kadi Sesay, one of Sierra Leone’s most revered scholars, public servants, and gender rights champions, former Vice Presidential candidate of the Sierra Leone People’s Party, and former...
