Angry Youths on bikes at Kenema, the third largest city in Sierra Leone, have demonstrated right in front of the ruling party's (SLPP) office, for the opposition All People's Congress Party to come back...
Hit by news of ex-President Koroma’s departure from the main opposition, All People’s Congress (APC), a worried Sierra Leone People’s Party seems ready to go ahead with corruption trials against...
The stiffest challenges to the future of Sierra Leone is now. The election of President Bio to the Presidency was for him to reset the priorities of Sierra Leone. Since independence, there has never been...
The 2018 presidential candidate of the main opposition All People’s Congress (APC), Dr. Samura Mathew Wilson Kamara has expressed confidence of clinching the party’s 2023 presidential ticket ahead...
The Minister of Internal Affairs, Panda Noah, has intimated the Sierra Leone media that the New Direction administration, since its inception, has and continues to wage war indiscipline, corruption and...
APC executive members including the Chairman, Derick Alpha, in constituency 082 declare for SLPP because of the great development strides of H.E President Julius Maada Bio. Addressing the new converts...
Members of the Opposition All People’s Congress Party has expressed strong condemnation over the spate of fake doctorate degrees paraded by highly placed people in the society, especially the current...
The common topic of discussion now among disappointed Sierra Leoneans today is now described as the tyrannical regime of the Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP) under the supervision of President Julius...
The Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP) led government of President Rtd. Brig Julius Maada Bio is celebrating its fourth year in governance since it took further year in governance since it took over power...
Kenema District Council (KDC) Chairman of the Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP), Moriba Koroma has discouraged his people from voting for APC (All Peoples Congress) politicians who he referred to as ‘Satan’. “APC...
