Freetown, 30th March 2026- In a landmark Annual General Meeting that underscored both achievement and ambition, Sierra Leone’s cricket leadership painted a picture of unprecedented growth while laying out an ambitious vision for the sport’s future.
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Freetown, 2nd March 2026- When Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) President Babadi Kamara sat before journalists of Africa young voices, his words about striker Musa Noah Kamara widely known as Musa Tombo did more than address a personnel matter, they exposed a deep and often silent crisis within the nation’s most beloved sport. Kamara revealed that during Tombo’s trial with a Tunisian club, the player collapsed twice during training, leading to a terminated contract and a return home under a cloud of concern.
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Freetown, 4th February 2026- While the roar of football crowds may dominate the popular imagination, a quiet revolution is unfolding on the beaches, courts, and pitches of Sierra Leone. Disciplines like volleyball, cricket, and basketball are increasingly becoming the nation’s most reliable ambassadors on the international stage, delivering competitive results that have captured global attention.
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Freetown, 3rd February, 2026 – The Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) has announced the appointment of Mohamed Benson Bawoh as its new General Secretary and Ishmail Saidu Kanu as Deputy General Secretary. Both appointments take immediate effect.
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Freetown, 29th January 2026- The President of the Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA), Babadi Kamara, has moved to calm public concern over the contractual status of Leone Stars head coach Mohamed Kallon, assuring that the matter “will be resolved.”
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