Sierra Leone's President Julius Maada Bio who is also the flag bearer of the Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP) has made a shocking statement by promising not to kill anybody anymore while addressing some...
The Erstwhile Leader for the Coalition For Change Party (C4C) in parliament, Saa Emerson Lamina who declared for the Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP) together with two others has on the 4th May, 2023...
The main opposition party APC Presidential Candidate for the 2023 election, Dr. Samura Kamara has said that security forces in Sierra Leone are very trigger happy. He made this disclosure during his...
Sierra Leone's governing party - the Sierra Leone People's Party has nominated a former journalist in the Northern province of Sierra Leone to bear the party's symbol for the Makeni City mayoral position...
The Resident Minister for North-West Region and Presidential Spokesman, Alhaji Alpha Bhakarr Kanu popularly known as Alpha Khan, has revealed the actual reason he left the main opposition All People’s...
A man identifying himself as Foday Bomba has recently surfaced in a video on social media, where he displayed a weapon and threatened to use it against the opposition party, All People's Congress (APC),...
Political parties’ alliances and the movements of members from one political party to the other is not a new phenomenon in the politics of Sierra Leone. It has become a distinct feature of our political...
On Tuesday afternoon it became obvious that the former Vice-President of Sierra Leone, Victor Bockarie Foh has no affection for his former party, the All People’s Congress (APC). Foh, again, vividly...
A popular and renowned Human and Civil Society activist in the Northern District of Tonkolili has declared for the governing Sierra Leone People's Party. Abdul Samad Kamara was the Tonkolili District...
President Julius Maada Bio, on Tuesday, 2nd May 2023, told supporters of the ruling Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP), that he is aware that things are very tough across the world, but with the strategies...
