APC Rejects Proposed ECSL Chair Appointment, Threatens Governance Boycott

By Daniel Julius Bangura The opposition All People’s Congress (APC) has rejected the proposed appointment of Edmond Sylvester Alpha as Chairman of the Electoral Commission for Sierra Leone (ECSL), describing the move as a breach of on-going electoral reform commitments and warning it could withdraw from participation in governance structures nationwide. In a press release…

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APC Convenes Emergency Meeting Over Proposed Electoral Commission Appointment

By Osman Marah The All People’s Congress (APC) has announced an emergency meeting involving its top elected officials and members of the National Advisory Committee (NAC) to deliberate on recent national developments. According to a public notice dated 23rd February 2026 and issued by the party’s National Secretariat, the meeting will focus on the proposed…

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Pres. Bio Reaffirms Commitment to Military Reform, Democracy and 25% Pay Rise at 17th Armed Forces Day

By: Fatmata Lebbie President Julius Maada Bio has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to military reform, constitutional democracy and improved welfare for service personnel during the commemoration of the 17th Armed Forces Day yesterday at the Hockey Pitch, Wilberforce Barrack in Freetown. Addressing members of the Republic of Sierra Leone Armed Forces, diplomats and other guests,…

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APC Rejects Proposed Appointment of Edmond Sylvester Alpha as Chief Electoral Commissioner

By: James Kamara-Manneh The opposition All People’s Congress (APC) has formally rejected the proposed appointment of Edmond Sylvester Alpha as Chief Electoral Commissioner/Chairman of the Electoral Commission for Sierra Leone (ECSL), citing concerns over credibility, public confidence, and unresolved electoral reforms. In a letter addressed to State House and dated February 11, 2026, the APC…

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News Analysis: APC Secretary General’s Remand Deepens Political Tensions

By: Osman Marah The remand of the Secretary General of the All People’s Congress (APC), Lansana Dumbuya, marks a significant moment in Sierra Leone’s evolving political climate. Coming at a time of heightened rivalry between the opposition and the ruling administration, the case carries legal, political, and institutional implications. One of the most striking aspects…

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