China aids Parliament with NLe 2.1Million for the construction of Mobile Offices
By Sulaiman Jalloh The deputy Chinese Ambassador to Sierra Leone, Amb. Zhang Dianbin has Thursday, October 17, 2024 presented a cheque of Two million one hundred and sixty-five thousand new Leone (NLe 2,165,000) to the leadership of Parliament for the construction of Mobile offices. This support underscores the good bilateral relationships between Sierra Leone…...
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Lungi Gets New Transformer – SALWACO Optimistic About Enhanced Water Supply
By Aminata Abu Bakarr Kamara The Electricity Distribution and Supply Authority (EDSA) has provided a new transformer for the Lungi community, drawing widespread appreciation from residents and stakeholders. This intervention comes at a critical time when the community faces significant challenges in both electricity and water supply. The Sierra Leone Water Company (SALWACO), which…...
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LEADERSHIP; A CORNERSTONE FOR HOLISTIC NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
By Yusufu Senessie – Expo Intern Any vocation that seeks to regulate the affairs of men for better ought to be a noble one, but nobility can only come from a noble person. The problem, or progress, of any vocation 100% lies on the shoulder of its leadership. We the people of Sierra Leone…...
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THE CUMMINGS’ CONNECTION
By Jensen Brian Abass Cummings The Rise of Data Opportunities in Sierra Leone: How Our Leading Telecommunication Networks Are Enhancing Access In a country where connectivity is becoming increasingly important, the three leading telecommunication networks—Africell, Orange, and Qcell—are making strides to ensure that Sierra Leoneans enjoy enhanced access to data services. The recent…...
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Rhetoric vs. Reality: A Critical Analysis of Doumbouya’s Independence Day Speech, October 2, 2024
By Chernor M. Jalloh Introduction Colonel Doumbouya’s recent speech on the 66th anniversary of Guinea’s independence presents a compelling vision for national progress, characterized by themes of unity, development, and empowerment. It seeks to rekindle a sense of patriotism and pride while delineating ambitious projects aimed at reforming core sectors such as governance,…...
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The Right to Education – A Lifeline for Future Generations
By Aminata Bah Education is often called the great equalizer—a fundamental right that empowers individuals, opens doors to opportunity, and fosters societal development. However, for millions of children around the world, this basic human right remains out of reach due to poverty, conflict, or discrimination. The importance of ensuring access to quality education goes…...
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Standardization of Telecommunications: Affordability of Service and Network Optimization
By Fatmata Binta Bah Telecommunications has become a fundamental part of our daily lives, connecting everything from personal communication to global commerce. As the demand for faster and reliable networks grow so the necessity for standardization. Standardization which is the development and implementation of technical specifications and guidelines that ensure telecommunications systems are…...
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Leaving Up to Expectations as Young People
By Aminata Bah The role of young people in the development of any country cannot be overstated. Nations around the world are built and transformed by the energy, creativity, and innovation of the youth. In developing nations, especially in Africa, young people constitute a significant portion of the population, making them the heartbeat…...
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The Need to Regulate Street Trading in Freetown
By Alusine Sallieu Kargbo Street trading remains a common practice among a greater percentage of business vendors in Freetown, especially petty traders and some big business vendors within the central business areas of the capital city. The practice of street trading in the city has been linked with diverse reasons, to include: poverty,…...
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