Freetown, Sierra Leone – Political tensions are rising within the All-People’s Congress (APC) party, as internal divisions over leadership and party direction threaten to weaken its position ahead of the next elections. Once a unified force, the APC now faces growing internal turmoil, with key members locked in bitter power struggles.
Sources within the party reveal that major disagreements on leadership choices and the future path of the party are driving the rift. Senior figures who once worked in harmony are now split into rival factions, each aiming to assert control. This internal strife has led many APC supporters to question whether the party can still uphold its reputation as a major political force.
In recent weeks, these tensions have spilled into the public eye. Factions within the APC have openly challenged each other’s authority, with some advocating for drastic reforms and fresh leadership, while others are pushing to preserve traditional party structures.
Political analysts warn that if these disputes remain unresolved, the APC’s ability to present a united front against the ruling Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP) in the upcoming elections may be significantly undermined.
As the party struggles with internal discord, political observers are watching closely to see if the APC can overcome its differences and emerge stronger or whether the infighting will deepen, threatening the party’s stability and future political relevance.
The pressing question remains: Can the APC heal its fractures in time to challenge the SLPP effectively, or will the divisions leave the party weakened and vulnerable in a rapidly changing political landscape?
