Liberia’s new President assumes office
By Sulaiman Jalloh in Liberia Joseph N. Boakai, the new President of Liberia who defeated outgone President George Weah has taken oath of office as the twenty-sixth President of the Republic of Liberia. Boakai has promised a new Liberia. The 79-year-old calls for national unity. He also urges the three branches of government [legislature, […]
EXPO TIMES – 22ND JANUARY 2024
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The young female student who is poised to look after kids
By Sheku Putka Kamara For Mariama S Kanu, giving back to society has always been a dream come true and true to her words, she has succeeded to look after fifty (50) school pupils in Port Loko district, northern Sierra Leone. Speaking to Expo Times, she explained how her desire to support kids…...
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The role of the media in national development
By Sulaiman Jalloh If we are to go by the magic bullet theory of the press which believes that the media is like a gun that fires messages into people’s heads and that the people in turn will react without any hesitation, it would be very safe to realize the power of the very…...
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Young people and good governance
By Yusuf Ibrahim Kamara The fact that young people have roles to play in society is an expression of the obvious. The world has seen emerging young and vibrant leaders and so it makes every sense to continue to empower such a future generation. Every young person of any country plays a pivotal role…...
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The essence of education in the 21st Century
By Alusine Fullah The 2013/4 Education for All Global Monitoring Report shows why education is pivotal for development in a rapidly changing world. It explains how investing wisely in teachers, and other reforms aimed at strengthening equitable learning, transform the long-term prospects of people and societies. Apart from the foregoing report, Goal 4 of…...
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Students need to be disciplined and industrious
By Fatmata Binta Bah The world over, it goes without saying that it makes every sense for students to be disciplined. It matters because where things are treated with levity, the results are likely going to be counter-productive. Being disciplined and industrious as a student is a vital quality students need to adopt…...
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Positive classroom environment is key to effective learning
By Alusine Fullah Teaching environment is equally important as what is being taught. Students/ pupils will thrive in a space where the right classroom culture has been set. In His book ‘Classroom Culture and Management’, Emerson Muller stated: Classroom management refers to the skills the teachers develop and the techniques and strategies they implement…...
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The poor and vulnerable are always the biggest losers during instability
By Amara Thoronka In the words of the German theologian, Martin Luther, “Nothing good ever comes of violence”. Luther’s assertion is evident in the aftermath of our violent acts at family, community, national and international levels. The lives lost in acts of violence are irreplaceable. Properties lost [private or public] may be replaced but…...
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Coup Trial: This is not a witch-hunt – says Justice Minister
By Amara Thoronka Mohamed Lamin Tarawally, Esq., Sierra Leone’s Attorney General and Minister of Justice has said the treason trial against former president Ernest Bai Koroma, 12 other civilians and 27 serving military personnel is not a witch-hunt, but rather one that is based on evidence and due process. The Justice Minister was speaking…...
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