Synthetic cannabinoids, sold as kush, are killing Sierra Leone’s youth and damaging public safety. Without rehab centres and proper policy, the crisis will escalate. Authorities and communities must urgently act to stop the spread and rebuild trust and health nationwide.
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President Bio Visits his large cashew farm and leads a 60-hectare maize harvest in Moyamba. He used the tour to spotlight the Feed Salone initiative, promote youth agribusiness, and reinforce the government’s goal of turning farming into profitable, sustainable work.
Copper cable thefts are sabotaging Sierra Leone’s power supply, threatening national development. These politically driven attacks aim to discredit President Bio’s progress. Urgent government action is needed to protect infrastructure and hold culprits accountable. Power must not become a casualty of politics.
SLPPNA honors Hon. Helen P. Kuyembeh—trailblazing MP and women’s advocate. She won Constituency 075 in 2012 with 80.55%, delivered roads, schools, and bridges, backed youth and women, spoke at the UN, and became SLRA’s first female chair in 2025. A legacy of service and unity. One Country—One People
SLPP National Chairman Jimmy Batilo Songa inaugurated the SLPP North America executive in New Jersey, calling for unity under “One Country, One People.” He praised Desmond Pessima, highlighted President Bio’s reforms, and urged teamwork toward victory in 2028 and beyond for Sierra Leone’s future now.
SLPP Chairman Sir Jimmy Batilo Songa united the SLPP North America region during the 2025 Dual Inauguration. His visit resolved conflicts, empowered leaders, and reinforced party unity with a strong message of service and solidarity.
SLPP Today reviews the government’s first year post 2023 elections of “delivering on promises,” tracking progress across education, health, the economy, and anti-corruption. The report outlines notable reforms, implementation hurdles, and measurable early gains – while flagging persistent gaps and what to watch in year two.
Sierra Leone is at a crossroads. Seven years into President Bio’s tenure, the nation faces economic hardship, governance challenges, and political divisions. A recent debate between the ruling SLPP and opposition APC revealed starkly contrasting views on infrastructure, the economy, and President Bio’s ECOWAS role.
Former Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf visited Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio to congratulate him on his appointment as ECOWAS Chairman. She praised his leadership and expressed confidence in his ability to strengthen regional peace, democracy, and development during his tenure.
