By Emma Black A storm of controversy erupted this week after the Campaign for Human Rights and Development International (CHRDI) released a statement alleging widespread public disillusionment with Sierra Leone’s judiciary, the organization accused the institution of corruption, selective justice, and political interference charges the Judiciary has

  I am happy to bring you the May-June, 2025  edition of Expo Magazine which is a mix-bag of features, opinions, interviews reflecting burning political, human rights, health, development, and socio-economic issues in the country. As always, this edition carries articles that are based on truth, professionalism, compassion, and accountability

    Copyright –Published in Expo Magazine,  May-June 2025 Edition Vol.3, No.4, (ExpoTimes News – Expo Media Group (expomediasl.com)

  By Emma Black   In the quiet hills of Fornima, Goderich, in the western area of Freetown, a once-blocked 14.8-foot access road now stands as a powerful symbol of justice, civic resilience, and systemic reform, the road, illegally obstructed by a commercial complex built by Moses Sendor a junior

SOCIETY   By Dadson A. Musa   Children, when brought to this world come across their parents first. It is the first world of contact. Parents make lasting impression on their children as they are the first point of contact. And they give foundational building blocks for the survival and

Viewpoint  By Emma Black   When faced with crises, the natural reaction is often to retreat to close off, respond in pieces, and act alone, But Sierra Leone’s health challenges are deeply interconnected, and so is the Ministry of Health’s response. Amid an active Mpox outbreak, rising systemic pressures, and