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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,[…]
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OctAhead of the most anticipated One Nation Reggae Festival shchedule for 25th-30 November this year, the logo reveal shows preparedness of the Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs and its Agencies to host the auspicious One Nation Reggae Festival themed “Sheared roots, Sheared rhythm, One Love One Vibe”. The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Tourism Madam[…]
