All People’s Congress • Sierra Leone

A Sierra Leone That Works — For All of Us.

In 2028, we have a chance to build a country where work pays, prices are fair, the lights stay on, and government finally answers to the people it serves.

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Service • Unity • Democracy • Opportunity • Accountability • Grassroots strength • Service • Unity • Democracy • Opportunity
Our history

More than six decades of political history

The APC was founded on 20 March 1960 and has played a defining role in Sierra Leone’s post-independence political life. This concise timeline is adapted from Wikipedia.

The party is founded

The All People’s Congress emerged from a split with the Sierra Leone People’s Party, with Siaka Stevens named as its founder.

Years in government

The APC governed Sierra Leone through the presidencies of Siaka Stevens and Joseph Saidu Momoh.

Return to government

Ernest Bai Koroma won the presidential election, and the APC became the governing party again.

Renewal in opposition

Since the 2018 change of government, the APC has continued as one of Sierra Leone’s two major political parties.

History source: All People’s Congress on Wikipedia ↗

Who we are

A people’s movement

The All People’s Congress brings citizens together around a shared national purpose: strong democratic institutions, opportunity for every family and progress that reaches every part of Sierra Leone.

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Rooted in communities

Local voices shape national priorities. Listening, organising and staying connected are at the heart of an effective political movement.

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Focused on service

Public leadership is a duty. It calls for competence, integrity and measurable action that improves people’s everyday lives.

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Open to every generation

Women, young people, elders, professionals, workers and the diaspora all have a role in building a stronger party and country.

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United by democratic purpose

Peaceful participation, internal accountability and respect for the rule of law strengthen both party and nation.

What guides us

Values in action

Principles matter most when they shape how leaders listen, organise, decide and deliver.

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Unity

Bringing people together across regions, generations and backgrounds.

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Service

Putting communities and the national interest at the centre of leadership.

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Integrity

Acting with honesty, responsibility and respect for democratic rules.

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Progress

Building opportunity through ideas, competence and practical action.

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Organise to Win

Strategy. Structure. Strength.

A modern political organisation connects people, information and action — from the smallest local unit to national leadership.

Leah Suma, Aspirant for National Organising Secretary
Aspirant – National Organising Secretary

Leah Suma

Championing a people-centred Organise2Win movement that listens locally, connects every party structure and turns grassroots energy into coordinated national action.

“Organise every community. Strengthen every structure. Win together.”

01 / STRATEGY

A clear plan

Turn listening into priorities and priorities into coordinated action.

  • Training and preparedness
  • Data-informed organisation
  • Effective communication
02 / STRUCTURE

Strong systems

Give every organiser a clear role, the right tools and real accountability.

  • Connected party structures
  • Reliable reporting
  • Clear responsibilities
03 / STRENGTH

Everyone included

Grow leadership by opening space for women, youth and dedicated members.

  • Grassroots participation
  • Mentorship and inclusion
  • Diaspora mobilisation
Latest news

From the movement

Campaign updates, grassroots activity and Organise2Win progress from communities across Sierra Leone and the diaspora.

Organise2Win puts grassroots voices at the centre

The movement is building stronger links between communities, wards, constituencies, districts and national leadership—so local priorities can guide coordinated action.

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A listening movement begins with every community

Listening dialogues give members, officers and communities a direct route to share priorities, track concerns and shape follow-up.

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Preparing every structure for 2028

Training, verified organiser networks and clear ward-to-national reporting are the foundation of election readiness.

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How we organise

From local action to national impact

A connected organisation makes every voice count and helps people act together with clarity and purpose.

CommunityListening and participation
WardLocal organisation
ConstituencyCoordinated mobilisation
District & RegionStrategic leadership
National & DiasporaShared direction
Organise2Win movement app

Grassroots organisation in one connected system

The proposed Organise2Win structure connects party officers, organisers, supporters and communities—turning local information into coordinated national action.

Grassroots network

Connected movement
6Regions connected
16Districts organised
132Constituencies
446Wards
11,832Polling stations
1National grassroots movement
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National organiser directoryVerified officers and organisers mapped to every structure.
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Clear roles and responsibilityWard-to-national ownership and accountability.
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Women and youth leadershipIdentify, mentor and grow the next generation of organisers.
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Supporter mobilisationCoordinate volunteers, local campaigns and outreach.
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Events and action calendarBring ward, constituency and district activity into one view.
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Diaspora connectionMatch skills and resources to grassroots priorities.
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Listening dialoguesCapture the priorities of members, officers and communities.
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Issue trackerTurn recurring concerns into agreed actions and follow-up.
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Grassroots-to-leadership feedbackCreate a clear national reporting line.
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Polling-station mappingGIS/GPS-led planning for coordination and observation.
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Training readinessTrack polling-agent recruitment and preparation.
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Logistics coordinationIdentify gaps early and direct support where needed.
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Ward-to-national reportingSimple, consistent updates through every level.
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Activity and engagementSee where participation is growing and what needs attention.
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Accountability dashboardKeep commitments visible and progress measurable.
APC online

Official websites and party pages

Use these links for official party information and public-reference material. Social profiles are included only when their party connection can be verified.

Official website

APC Sierra Leone

Official party information and updates at www.apcsl.net.

 Party website

APC Party SL

An additional APC web presence referenced by Wikipedia.

 Public reference

APC on Wikipedia

Party history, electoral record and reference sources.

 Facebook

A.P.C Party Sierra Leone

Public APC party page located through web search.
Your voice matters

The movement starts at the grassroots.

Know your ward. Connect with local organisers. Join community conversations and help build a prepared, inclusive and united APC.

Take the next step

Find your place in the structure →Explore Organise2Win →Learn the party’s history →Visit the official APC website ↗