SL Elections 2023

The national dialogue between the All People’s Congress (APC) meant to end the stalemate and boycott with the incumbent Sierra Leone Peoples’ party (SLPP) led government, ended yesterday in a bitter-sweet experience with Sierra Leone as the winner.

Clear vision eyewear could be interpreted when clear classes are put on but dark spectacles prove difficult on ascertaining in which direction the wearer is focused.

As APC rekindles its shabby lower level elections records few weeks ago, the move to hook 2023 elections seem to be gaining momentum if the the current tempo and notes are being played well to the tap of its members and interim executives.

Following months of legal battles and directives from Adrian Fisher’s court ruling, as well as internal party schisms, the All People’s Congress (APC) begins holding lower-level elections across the country.

Rubber stamped and no going back we are getting into 2023 with proportional representation for parliamentary, ward and local councils excluding chairperson who will battle on 4.5% margin to win a seat for district councils and mayors now summed says Elections Commission of Sierra Leone (ECSL).

Do we waist Votes? Is that why the PR is here with us? Is the PR aimed at damaging the main opposition or getting all on board?

As economic tension rises, the people express despair at the current global economic crisis radiating to Sierra Leone’s villages, towns and cities, then comes the rude awakening to the reality of the proportional representation (PR) system of voting long gossiped