Sierra Leone's Entertainment Ambassador, Kao Denero, has responded sharply to a social media comment made by State House Communications Director, Myk Berewa. The exchange follows a publicized...
Aide to the President at State House, Michael ‘Myk’ Berewa has indicated that government have plans to increase salaries for civil and public servants in July 2025. “Our government will implement...
Following Sierra Leone's 4-1 defeat to Ivory Coast in the 2025 AFCON Qualifiers, Presidential Aide Myk Berewa has voiced his disapproval of the decision to dismiss former head coach John Keister. In a...
A total of 3,000 metric tons of Petrol from MT Riviera, belonging to Aminata and Son has arrived at the Petrol Jetty in Freetown earlier today 25th May 2025. This information was disclosed by the Communication...
The Ministry of Health in Sierra Leone has just received 19 new vehicles including 10 ambulances and 9 Prados from the government of Sierra Leone and Non-Governmental Organisations working in the country....
Director of communications at the office of the president, Michael Berewa, popularly known as Myk Berewa, has noted in an interview with AYV, that president Julius Maada Bio won the 2023 elections, adding...
Presidential Aide Myk Berewa recently took to social media to liken Sierra Leone's Entertainment Ambassador Koa Denero to the Jay-Z of Sierra Leone. He wrote: "Ambassador Kao Denero is the Jay -Z of Sierra...
State House Director of Communications, Michael Berewa 'Myk Berewa' has publicly admitted to sharing false information on social media. Myk posted a picture of what is believed to be a newly constructed...
In response to the recent article published on Sierraloaded titled "Myk Berewa Resigns as Director of Communications, Office of The President", it's imperative to address some inaccuracies. Firstly, we...
UPDATE: A rebuttal has been published on this article to address its inaccuracies In response to the recent article published on Sierraloaded titled "Myk Berewa Resigns as Director of Communications,...
