The Women's wing of the ruling Sierra Leone people's Party (SLPP) is reportedly bracing up to face the Political Parties Registration Commission ( PPRC), following a fresh dispute over the setting up of...
If there is one thing most Sierra Leoneans can agree on about the political and social developments of the last decade and a half, it is that our communal project feels threatened. It is not just that...
Prominent Sierra Leonean artist, actress and entrepreneur, Zainab Sheriff aka the Mamie Na Power has on social media told Sierra Leoneans to treat political parties as cellphone companies. Sierra Leone...
After joint statement of the Sierra Leone People's Party's Flag bearer Press Briefing, Sierra Leone's President, Dr Julius Maada Bio addressed the youths of his party encouraging for peace in order to...
The Interim Chairman of the main opposition, All People Congress (APC), Alfred Peter Conteh has said that the party has nothing to do with August 10 violent anti-government protests in Freetown and the...
The ruling Sierra Leone People's Party (SLPP) has on Thursday 11 July 2022 issued a strong reaction to August 10 violent anti-government protest, which they referred to as “insurgency and coup by terrorists.” The...
The governing Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP) was caught on the backfoot yesterday Monday 8th August 2022 when a well-coordinated Sit-Home Strike saw a chunk of the capital city of Freetown and the main...
The ruling Sierra Leone People's Party's Members of Parliament have been caught on camera assaulting one of their members who is said to be the Youth Chairman for Moyamba District. According to a witness,...
The momentum to vote President Julius Maada Bio out of power next year is gaining pace every passing day. The vote is a protest to hard times the President has created for the people of Sierra Leone...
The governing Sierra Leone Peoples Party (SLPP) had long ago enacted the proportional Representation Parliamentary electoral system known as District Block system, into the laws of Sierra Leone. This was...
