By Sulaiman Jalloh   Minister of Information and Civic Education Chernor Bah has informed the general public that the government of Sierra Leone has fined one hundred thousand united states dollars (US$100,000) to the four passengers including the captain of an unauthorized plane that landed at the country’s international airport

By Michaella Faith Wright   Amie Bojang-Sissoho, the Press and Public Relations Officer at the Office of the President, delivered a powerful statement as a guest speaker at an event in partnership with the Media Academy for Journalism and Communication. She emphasized the importance of empowering women through media literacy

By Expo Staff Writer     The Right to Access Information Commission (RAIC) has commenced commemoration of its 10th anniversary with a symposium on Tuesday, 15th October, 2024, at the Foreign Service Academy drawing participants from government, the media, civil society and the international community. In his welcoming address, Dr

By Kadiatu A. Turay   A woman from Kono District has allegedly been subjected to torture by fellow women within a Bondo bush, sparking outrage and calls for justice. The incident reported to have happened on October 12, 2024, in a Bondo initiation camp located in the heart of Kono

By Aminata Abu Bakarr Kamara   Lungi, Sierra Leone – The Lungi United Family Association has taken a commendable step towards improving the environmental and living conditions in the area by initiating a massive cleanup of the town’s beaches. The effort comes in response to the overwhelming spread of seaweed

By Beatrice Momodu-Kamara   Sierra Leone, my beloved country faces significant challenges with electricity access, with only about 30% of its population able to turn on a light at home. However, as widely publicized, a transformative $480 million funding by the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), a U.S. foreign aid agency