President Bio Turns 61: A Legacy of Democratic Firsts
On his 61st birthday, President Julius Maada Bio’s journey offers more than just candles and cake. From military officer to head of state, Bio’s legacy…
SLPPNA Convention 2025 Election Disputes Shake Leadership
Three SLPPNA chapter elections were annulled, raising allegations of manipulation by Chairman Pessima as he seeks re-election. With the March 8 convention days away, tensions mount over who will control the region’s leadership. Will democracy prevail, or is this a power grab?
SLPP North America Leadership Twist
Explore the behind-the-scenes politics of SLPP North America as Chairman Pessima maneuvers for a second term. Learn how executive actions and key decisions may shape the upcoming election—and challenge transparency. Who will prevail in 2025?
President Bio Expands Sierra Leone’s UNIDO Partnership in Key Sectors
Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio reinforces the nation’s collaboration with UNIDO, aiming to drive sustainable growth in agriculture, mineral resources, and green development. This expanded partnership marks a new chapter for economic and environmental progress.
First Lady Fatima Bio Honored at London Political Summit
Dr. Fatima Maada Bio, First Lady of Sierra Leone, was honored at the 9th Annual London Political Summit for her work in women’s empowerment, education, and healthcare. Held at the House of Commons, UK Parliament, the event celebrated her efforts in advancing social progress and promoting equity both in Sierra Leone and globally.
Bio Launches 5th Generation Justice Reform Strategy
New Brookfields Hotel, Freetown, Thursday, 12 September 2024 — Sierra Leone’s President, Dr. Julius Maada Bio, officially launched the country’s 5th Generation Justice Sector Reform…
Sierra Leone and China Sign $50M SMART Project Agreement
Beijing, China, Tuesday, September 3, 2024. The Government of Sierra Leone and China National Technical Import & Export Corporation have finalized a USD$50 million agreement…
The Tribunal Report
The Tribunal report on the Auditor-General, Mrs. Lara Taylor-Pearce, and her Deputy, Mr. Tamba Momoh, reveals a troubling pattern of misconduct, conflict of interest, and abuse of power within Sierra Leone’s Audit Service. These findings demand urgent government action to restore public trust and ensure that those responsible are held accountable.
President Bio Honors SLPP Leader Dr. Jah’s Legacy
President Julius Maada Bio joined family, SLPP members, and prominent citizens in Freetown to honor the late Alhaji Dr. Sheik-Umarr Minkalu Jah, former SLPP Deputy National Chairman. Bio praised Dr. Jah’s dedication to Sierra Leone, recalling his impact on the nation and his unwavering service to the SLPP.
US Delegation, Sierra Leone Discuss Drug Abuse and Security Issues
Drug Abuse and Security Issues Discussed in Freetown Meeting with US Delegation Freetown, Monday, 26th August 2024—Drug abuse and security issues were the focus of…
