The All People’s Congress (APC) Southern Regional Chairperson, Haja Isatu Bah Kamara, has been recognised among Sierra Leone’s 50 Most Influential Women of 2026.
The recognition has attracted congratulations from the APC Southern Region Strategic Media and Communication Team, which described the honour as a reflection of Haja Isatu Bah Kamara’s dedication, resilience, courage and commitment to leadership and public service.
In a congratulatory message, the team said her recognition demonstrates the impact of her continued engagement with communities and her efforts to promote effective leadership and service.
The team further commended Haja Isatu Bah Kamara for what it described as purposeful engagement with the people, noting that her leadership has been characterised by determination, compassion and a commitment to making a positive difference.
According to the message, the recognition is not only a personal achievement for the APC Southern Regional Chairperson but also highlights the growing influence and importance of women in leadership and national development.
The APC Southern Region Strategic Media and Communication Team said the honour gives the people of the Southern Region, APC members and supporters, as well as Sierra Leoneans across the country, an opportunity to celebrate her achievement.
The team also described Haja Isatu Bah Kamara’s journey as an inspiration to women and young people across Sierra Leone, stressing that courage, perseverance and vision can contribute to meaningful impact in society.
While celebrating her recognition as one of the country’s 50 Most Influential Women of 2026, the team urged her to continue leading with strength, dignity, passion and dedication.
“Your achievement is a source of pride to the people you serve and an inspiration to many,” the team stated, while extending its congratulations to Haja Isatu Bah Kamara for the recognition.
The APC Southern Region Strategic Media and Communication Team expressed hope that the honour would serve as further encouragement for her to continue contributing to leadership and the development of the people she serves.
