Former AYV journalist, Amadu Lamarana Bah has advised Sierra Leone's President Julius Maada Bio to attend meetings virtually in order to save on travel expenses. This suggestion came following a successful...
The Africa Young Voices (AYV) has extended their gratitude the services of award-winning journalist Amadu Lamrana Bah The management wishes him the best as he set to open his own business. AYV...
A video circulating on social media has sparked widespread outrage as it captures the disturbing burial of individuals presumed to be victims of drug abuse. The footage depicts a member of the burial...
Amadu Lamrana Bah, a respected journalist working for Africa Young Voice (AYV) Media in Sierra Leone, has spoken out against the government’s allocation of funds for international travel at a time when...
Popular African Young Voices (AYV) Television Journalist, Amadu Lamarana Bah has demanded an apology from Hon. Tawa Conteh for discrediting his report about the Anti-Corruption Commission investigating...
In the heart of Sierra Leone's capital, Freetown, it has now dawned on passersby who normally see bats with wings like an umbrella flying between the day and the night to accept a new reality: the famous...
I am now coming to terms with the death of my boss and father figure, Mr. Philip Neville; the man who gave me the opportunity and guided me to become what I always wanted to be-a journalist. I will...
In recent times, there has been a controversy between prominent AYV Journalist, Amadu Lamrana Bah and State House Communications Director Myk Brewa over a shared report that Sierra Leone didn't sign a...
Popular Sierra Leonean Journalist, Amadu Lamrana Bah, who was in Washington, DC during the U.S-Africa Leaders Summit has revealed that Sierra Leone did not sign any deal at the main Summit but the country...
In an exclusive interview conducted by three Sierra Leonean journalists, Amadu Lamrana Bah, Amin Kef [Ranger] and Mohamed Fofanah, President Julius Maada Bio revealed the reasons he needs to travel out...
