12
AprThe Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, (MTCA) in collaboration with the Monuments and Relics Commission (MRC) and the National Museum, screened the movie “Rough Crossings” at the National Museum in Freetown on April 12th, 2024. The film portrays Freetown as the “Province of Freedom” due to its historical significance as a refuge for slaves during the […]
11
AprFour esteemed members of the Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs are currently attending a comprehensive two-week seminar, dedicated to enhancing tourism capacity development for English-speaking nations. This significant event is taking place at the prestigious Central Academy for Culture and Tourism Administration (CACTA) in Beijing, People’s Republic of China. The initiative is designed to elevate participants’[…]
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/4N4dDGRn6ucGK33P/?mibextid=Nif5oz
The Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs have participated in the Open Mic Ashobi Festival hosted by Citizens Advocacy for Sustainable Development and Equal Rights Sierra Leone (CASDER-SL). Citizens Advocacy for Sustainable Development and Equal Rights Sierra Leone (CASDER-SL), a non-governmental organization in partnership with the Freetong Players International and HQ Club House hosts a one month[…]
25
MarCross-section of staff of the Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs and its subvented Agencies (National Tourist Board, Monument and Relics Commission) kick-start the “Week of Sierra Leonean creativity and innovation” by wearing typical made in “Salone” African dresses. The week is in line with the ongoing Create and Innovate month of March in the Tourism for[…]
22
MarNational Communication Authority (NatCA) of Sierra Leone hosted the West African Telecommunications Regulators Assembly (WATRA) Annual General Meeting (AGM ) in Freetown from 19th to 22nd March, 2024 at the Radisson Blu conference hall. WATRA consists of 16 countries in sub region with different cultural and historical background, they thought it necessary to do sightseeing of[…]
22
MarThe Minister of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, Mrs. Nabeela Farida Tunis has received the report of a comprehensive Management and Functional Review (MFR) of her Ministry conducted by the Public Sector Reform Unit (PSRU). The presentation was held at the Ministry’s Kingharman Road Headquarters in Freetown. The aim of the MFR process was to strengthen Management and[…]
21
MarEvery March 21 and 22, the world comes together to celebrate World Forests Day and World Water Day respectively. These days are dedicated to raising awareness about the increase importance of forests for our planet and it’s inhabitants and to remind ourselves the importance of water for our life. The 2024 celebrations hold particular significance as we[…]
21
MarOfficials from the Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, led by Minister Nabeela Tunis, visited the refurbished Lungi International Airport hotel and commended the extensive improvements made by Sierra Leonean proprietor Abubakarr Archie Fofanah. The Minister, accompanied by the Permanent Secretary, Director of Culture, and Ministry and National Tourist Board staff, expressed satisfaction with the hotel’s 75[…]
19
MarThe second phase of the demolition process commenced on March 19, 2024, under the watchful eyes of the Director of Tourism, Mohamed Jalloh and the General Manager of NTB, Fatmata Hamid Carew. Mohamed Bah led the demolition team that was tasked with bringing down several beach bars and structures deemed non-compliant with the regulatory standards or planning[…]
