Broadcast journalist and former station manager of Radio Democracy 98.1 FM, Asmma James has been appointed as Deputy Ambassador Designate to the Sierra Leone Embassy in Brussels, Belgium. James' new...
East End Lions Football Club has officially appointed Asmaa James, the former Chairperson of the Sierra Leone Women's Premier League Board, as the new Head of Women's Football. Asmaa James, known for...
The US Ambassador to Sierra Leone has Presented the 2o24 Alumni Impact Award to Journalist, Asmaa James for her outstanding works and contributions to their communities in Sierra Leone. As a 2016...
Alhaji Amadu Bah, famously known as Boss LA, the newly appointed Peace Ambassador for Sierra Leone, embarked on a significant visit to the Sierra Leone Association of Journalists (SLAJ) headquarters on...
Broadcasting journalist and former station manager of Radio Democracy 98.1 FM, Asmma James on Friday 29th September 2023 had her final engagement with the staff of Radio Democracy. According to Asmaa,...
Popular Media Practitioner and former Station Manager of the Radio Democracy, Asmaa James, has opened a new community Radio station that will promote women and girls affairs across the country. The Radio...
After spending twenty-two years at Radio Democracy as Station Manager and retiring at the end of September, Asmaa James welcomes a new journey at Rise Radio. Rise Radio is a media and broadcasting house...
Asma James, the chair of Sierra Leone's women's premier league board, had the honor of meeting with Former Arsenal Head Coach Arsene Wenger during the 2023 Women's FIFA World Cup final. The thrilling championship...
Sierra Leone women's premier league board chair, Madam Asma James is in Sydney, Australia with the SLFA president Thomas Daddy Brima to witness the 2023 women’s fifa world cup final between England and...
The Board Chairman, Dr. Julius Spencer of Radio Democracy 98.1 has in press Statement released today announced significant organizational changes aimed at revitalizing the station and reinforcing its...
