On October 25, 2023, the Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs’ conference room hosted a heartfelt meeting between Deputy Minister of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, Dr. Kadijatu Grace Ahene Kamara, and a distinguished delegation of cultural artists from Kenema District, including iconic figures such as Amie Kallon, Salia Bakavoday, and Jeri Bee.
This gathering provided not only an opportunity for these artists to extend their warm congratulations to Deputy Minister Kamara on her recent appointment but also to express their unwavering support for her efforts in promoting Sierra Leone’s rich cultural heritage.
Amie Kallon, a legend in Sierra Leonean arts and culture, openly admired Dr. Grace’s dedication to preserving and promoting the nation’s cultural treasures. She described Dr. Grace as a beacon of hope for preserving traditions and a champion of the artistic community.
Dr. Kamara’s appointment as Deputy Minister has been warmly embraced by the cultural artists of Kenema District, who see in her a kindred spirit dedicated to safeguarding and celebrating the diverse cultural tapestry that defines Sierra Leone. Her years of experience in cultural preservation and advocacy, combined with her passion and vision, have quickly made her a respected and beloved figure among these artists.
Under her leadership, the Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs is well-positioned to make significant strides in promoting Sierra Leone’s rich cultural heritage both locally and on the international stage. Dr. Grace’s commitment to preserving and showcasing the nation’s traditions, languages, music, dance, and arts reflects the spirit of unity and pride that defines Sierra Leonean culture.
The visit by the Kenema District cultural artists showcased the unifying power of culture and the importance of their shared commitment to its preservation and promotion. Their warm welcome and encouraging words underscore Deputy Minister Dr. Kadijatu Grace Ahene Kamara’s pivotal role in shaping the future of Sierra Leone’s cultural heritage.
As Sierra Leone looks forward to a promising future, Deputy Minister Kamara, with the support of cultural luminaries like Amie Kallon, is on a path to create a legacy that celebrates and safeguards the nation’s unique cultural identity. Her journey is a testament to the enduring importance of culture in shaping the destiny of a nation.
Thank you very much white men have their culture sierra leone plz don’t forget our culture it makes country value thank u again Daizy Makieu