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President Bio Urges Mindset Shift and Regional Market Integration at Davos

Posted by Truth Media | Jan 26, 2026 | Features |

Davos, Switzerland 26th January 2026 – Speaking at the 56th Annual Meeting of the World Economic Forum (WEF), convened under the theme “A Spirit of Dialogue”, Sierra Leone’s President Julius Maada Bio has called for a fundamental shift in Africa’s economic mindset, stressing the need for collective bargaining power, regional integration, and private sector leadership to unlock the continent’s vast market potential.

2025: The Year Sierra Leone Reclaimed the Public Square

Posted by Truth Media | Jan 7, 2026 | Features, Opinions |

In every democracy, there are moments when citizens begin to feel distant from those who govern them—and moments when that distance is deliberately closed. For Sierra Leone, 2025 will be remembered as the year we consciously reclaimed the public square.

Reflecting on a Six-Month Journey at Truth Media

Posted by Truth Media | Jan 7, 2026 | Features |

The newsroom here has no room for mediocrity, laziness, or excuses. As a young media company with a small but energetic team of staff members, we carry a responsibility that demands speed and accuracy. The journey to where we are now has been anything but smooth.

Four Months at Truth Media: A Journey of Rediscovery, Growth, and Grace

Posted by Truth Media | Jan 7, 2026 | Features |

Freetown, 6th January 2025- It has been four months since I joined Truth Media, and in that short period, my relationship with journalism has been redefined.

January 6, 1999 Invasion of Freetown: Prof. Joe A.D. Alie Reflects on a National Tragedy

Posted by Truth Media | Jan 6, 2026 | Features, News |

Freetown, 6th January 2026- Twenty‑seven years after the January 6, 1999, invasion of Freetown, the event remains one of the most harrowing episodes in Sierra Leone’s civil war. In a detailed account published on January 6, 2026, historian Prof. Joe A.D. Alie revisits the strategy, atrocities, and consequences of that day, underscoring its enduring impact on the nation’s collective memory.