Category: Sports

Freetown, 17th November 2025- More than a decade after a controversial international fixture between Sierra Leone and South Africa in 2008, match-fixing allegations have resurfaced, reigniting tensions among key figures in Sierra Leone’s football administration.

Freetown, 10th November 2025: When the delegates at the Lungi Elections on August 2, 2025, overwhelmingly endorsed Babadi Kamara as President of the Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA), expectations were high. One hundred days later, those expectations are beginning to translate into tangible results: visible reforms, strengthened governance, renewed partnerships, and the rekindling of national pride in football.

Freetown, 27th October 2025- The Sierra Leone Premier League is set to return on November 8, 2025, marking the start of the 2025/2026 season, according to the newly released football calendar from the Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA). The announcement comes amid growing debate over the SLFA’s decision to suspend relegation across all major divisions, a move that has sparked mixed reactions from clubs, fans, and regional stakeholders.

Kenema, October 2025 – In a country where women’s participation in sports still hovers below 10%, Victoria Bernard continues to defy the odds, not just as a trailblazer, but as a builder of legacy. Months after her historic appointment to the leadership of the Kamboi Eagles Football Club, Bernard is proving that her role is more than symbolic, it’s transformative.

Former Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) President Thomas Daddy Brima has launched a scathing critique of the August 2nd SLFA Congress, branding the electoral process a “rogue stage-managed concert.”