Deputy Minister of Tourism Showcases Cultural Heritage with Dress Made from Local Rice Bags
James Kamara-Manneh Dr. Kadijatu Grace Kamara, Deputy Minister of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, has turned heads with an innovative display of cultural heritage, crafting a traditional dress from local rice bags.
The outfit, unveiled during a recent cultural event, embodies her commitment to preserving Sierra Leone’s rich traditions while promoting environmental consciousness.
Dr. Kamara’s bold choice of material highlights the importance of sustainability, aligning with global efforts to repurpose waste into creative and meaningful uses. Such dress symbolizes Sierra Leone’s identity and underscores the potential for innovation in cultural preservation.
The design has been hailed as a celebration of Sierra Leonean heritage and a call to action for sustainable practices.
