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NovSierra Leone extends heartfelt appreciation to Christopher Martin for “blessing” the One Nation Reggae Festival with his songs, talent and unforgettable presence. Your performance touched the hearts of thousands, and the love you returned to our people will be remembered for a long time. We are especially grateful for your composure in the face of the unexpected […]
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NovSierra Leone extends its profound gratitude to Sizzla Kalonji for gracing every stage, every space, and every moment of the One Nation Reggae Festival with unmatched energy, humility, and cultural pride. From your uplifting presence at the official launch to your powerful reflections at the Maroon Church and Bunce Island, your journey with us was truly exceptional.[…]
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NovThe One Nation Reggae Festival 2025 officially launched at Bintumani Hotel, immersing attendees in reggae rhythms, Caribbean vibes, and vibrant Sierra Leonean culture. The festival, an annual platform for unity, creativity, and cultural renaissance, celebrates enduring ties between Sierra Leone, Africa, and the Caribbean. The launch drew government officials, development partners, private sector representatives, international reggae stars[…]
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NovJamaican reggae sensation Christopher Martin received a warm and vibrant welcome upon his arrival at Sea Coach, as fans, media, and festival partners gathered to celebrate his entry into Sierra Leone ahead of the One Nation Reggae Festival, slated for 28th November 2025 at the Radisson Blu Garden. The arrival atmosphere was electric, cheers, drums, flags, and[…]
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NovSierra Leone has warmly welcomed the Queen of reggae music, Queen Ifrica, as she arrives in Freetown for the much-anticipated One Nation Reggae Festival. Touching down to an atmosphere filled with pride and excitement, her presence adds a powerful cultural dimension to the festival lineup. Fans, industry stakeholders, and supporters of reggae music celebrated her arrival, recognising[…]
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NovInternational reggae icon Sizzla Kalonji and his team touched down safely in Freetown, Sierra Leone on 23rd November 2025, ahead of the highly anticipated One Nation Reggae Festival. Their arrival created an immediate buzz across the capital as fans and industry stakeholders expressed excitement over hosting one of reggae’s most influential voices. Sizzla’s presence marks a significant[…]
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NovThe Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, together with its sub-vented agencies, the National Tourist Board (NTB) and the Monuments and Relics Commission (MRC), staged a vibrant and resounding Float Parade on Saturday, 22nd November 2025, in support of the highly anticipated One Nation Reggae Festival. The motorcade, led by a police escort, moved in full cultural[…]
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NovA cross-section of staff of the Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, who were in Lungi for the Beach and Island Tourism Policy formulation exercise, conducted a successful publicity engagement for the upcoming One Nation Reggae Festival. The team engaged communities through the sharing and pasting of flyers across strategic locations, boosting visibility and public awareness. The[…]
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NovThe Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs (MTCA), in continuation of its nationwide Beach and Island Management Policy formulation exercise, conducted a comprehensive assessment and stakeholder engagement across key coastal sites in Kaffu Bullom Chiefdom, Lungi. This activity follows earlier assessments undertaken in major coastal destinations including Lumley-Aberdeen, Levuma, Lakka, Hamilton, and Number Two River Beach. Supported[…]
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NovThe Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, with support from the Sierra Leone Economic Diversification Project (SLEDP), has commenced a nationwide assessment of beaches and islands alongside community engagement sessions geared towards developing a Beach and Island Management Tourism Policy and Management Plan. The exercise began with field assessments and engagements across major coastal destinations including Lumley-Aberdeen,[…]
