Renowned Sierra Leonean musician Fredric Peters, widely known as "Famous," recently sat down for an interview with Tamba B to address the controversy surrounding his ambitious plan to host a concert at...
Renowned Sierra Leonean Musician, Famous, Addresses Entertainment Ambassador Controversy Circulating on Social Media” During an Afri Radio interview with Tamba B, Famous was questioned about Sierra...
Sierra Leonean afro beats singer, Federick Peters 'Famous' has in a recent interview spoken on his relationship with fellow artiste, Alhaji Amadu Bah 'Boss La' who is currently serving a nine-year jail...
One of Sierra Leone's Most Followed TikTokers, Who Recently Entered the Music Industry, Meets Popular Nigerian Actor Chinedu Ikedieze, Popularly Known as Aki. Peter posted the photo of him and Aki on...
France-based Sierra Leonean pop singer Mos-B has ignited a discussion on the coexistence of two artists with nearly identical names in the same industry. This development has garnered a range of opinions,...
The national entertainment conference organized by the Office of the Entertainment Ambassador is set to commence soon. According to the Office of the Entertainment Ambassador, they have engaged various...
Sierra Leonean female musician Rozzy Sokota has inked an ambassadorial deal with Sierra Leone's Leading mobile company, Orange Sierra Leone. Rozzy in a Facebook post breaks the news that she officially...
A 6-year-old boy called Thomas Brewah has showcased his talent by playing the Sierra Leone National Anthem with a piano. Brewah was enjoying his art as he was seen nodding his head and closing his eyes...
Sierra Leonean magician based in Ghana, Baimba Moiforay popularly known as LAC has supported Rise Charity Foundation with the sum of ten million old Leones. The money was received by Prezo Koroma who...
Sierra Leone's entertainment industry, Ambassador Kao Denero has recently announced his office's intention to sign a significant Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with AYV Television for a nationwide talent...
