By Augusta Osmatu Bangura (Expo Intern)   Somewhere right now, a young person is probably filling out a university application form, staring at a list of courses and wondering which one will somehow determine the rest of their life. Maybe they have already chosen their first choice. Maybe they are

By Edwina J Bawoh (Expo Intern)   At the corner of a busy street in Freetown with dozens of people and voices that screams “only the strong can survive,” a place where one hardly hear themselves, Passers-by stop to look at her products while others continue on their way. She

By Kadijatu Ishmatu Bangura (Expo Intern)   On August 5, 2026, Parliament opened debate on amendments to the 1991 Constitution. The conversation is long overdue. But how we amend this document will determine whether we strengthen Sierra Leone’s democracy, or quietly dismantle it. A constitution is not a government memo.

 By Saidu Bangura (Expo Intern).   Most Sierra Leoneans now know the basic story. Parliament is debating a new Constitutional Amendment Bill. The Attorney General calls it a move “from a constitution of survival to a constitution of prosperity.” Government has even started talking about a referendum, possibly held together

By Aminata Abu Bakarr Kamara The National Sports Authority (NSA) has intensified efforts to strengthen Sierra Leone’s sports sector through international partnerships following a high-level engagement with the Ultimate Sports Group (USG) in London. The meeting, held at Silver Jubilee Park, brought together senior representatives of the NSA and USG

By Aminata Abu Bakarr Kamara The Pujehun District Health Management Team (DHMT) has called for stronger family, community and institutional support for breastfeeding mothers, warning that sustained support is essential to improving maternal and child health outcomes in the district. The call was made during the commemoration of World Breastfeeding

By Josephine Sesay The All People’s Congress (APC) Parliamentary Caucus has walked out of Sierra Leone’s Parliament, rejecting participation in the ongoing constitutional amendment process over concerns about the required voting threshold. The walkout comes as Parliament continues deliberations on proposed amendments to the country’s Constitution, with the opposition caucus

By Aminata Abu Bakarr Kamara Authorities in Panga Krim Chiefdom, Pujehun District, have commenced a major three-year statutory tax assessment exercise aimed at updating the chiefdom’s taxpayer register and strengthening local administrative records. The exercise, which commenced with stakeholder engagements in Wombey and Baiyama communities, is being conducted in accordance

By Aminata Abu Bakarr Kamara The Government of Sierra Leone has intensified efforts to reform teacher education, with a renewed focus on strengthening pre-service training, improving professional standards and ensuring that teachers entering classrooms are adequately equipped to meet the changing demands of the education sector. The reform initiative, led