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SLPP Spokesperson’s Remark on Election Timing Sparks Bio’s Term-Extension Fears
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Freetown – National Publicity Secretary of the ruling Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP), Moses Sellu Mambu, has drawn sharp criticism after comments that appeared to leave open the possibility of national elections taking place in 2030 rather than the constitutionally expected year of 2028. According to reports of his remarks, Mambu stated: “I said the [...]
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- Sierra Leone MonitorSLPP Spokesperson’s Remark on Election Timing Sparks Bio’s Term-Extension Fears