The Minister of Information and Civic Education, Chernor Bah paid a courtesy visit to Foster + Partners in London to discuss the transformative Sherbro Island Project. Accompanied by Siaka Stevens,...
The Executive Secretary of Political Parties Regulation Commission (PPRC), Olushogo A. David, has highlighted the role and responsibilities of the Commission. David made this clarification during the...
Sierra Leone’s Minister of Information and Civic Education, Chernor Bah, has successfully completed the prestigious Archbishop Tutu Leadership Fellowship in London. The six-month program, run by the...
On September 5th, 2024, the Ministry of Information and Civic Education held a private farewell ceremony for Dr. Joe Fayia Nyuma, the outgoing Permanent Secretary, marking the end of his tenure. In a...
Information Minister Chernor Bah announced the upcoming National Town Hall on Peace and National Cohesion in Sierra Leone. The minister made this disclosure during the Ministry of Information and Civic...
The Minister of Communication, Technology and Innovation, Madam Salima Mormorna Bah has announced that 96% of Sierra Leoneans are now connected to mobile internet. Minister Bah made her statement to show...
The Ministry of Information and Civic Education (MoICE) has hosted a one-day high-level dialogue on the draft National Civic Education strategy and accompanying policies, including the National Media and...
On July 25, 2024, Minister of Information and Civic Education Chernor Bah visited the Independent Media Commission (IMC) at its Aureole House headquarters in Freetown, marking his first engagement with...
President Julius Maada Bio on Tuesday outlined his administration’s ambitious plan to transform Sierra Leone into a middle-income country within the next decade, during a historic town hall meeting organized...
During the National Town Hall meeting, President Bio addressed concerns and rumors circulating about electoral justice and calls for another election. He firmly stated that there will be no elections in...
