Egypt Aviation Company has signed its first agreement with Sierra Leone’s Civil Aviation Authority to operate private Hajj flights from Freetown to Saudi Arabia for the 2025 pilgrimage season. The...
Nigerian football legend, Daniel Amokachi, has tipped the Sierra Leone U-20 team, Shooting Stars, to win the AFCON U-20 in Egypt this year. “Sierra Leone is the surprise for me because they are the...
Sierra Leone’s Government has made allowances payments to the country’ male U-20 team [Shooting Stars] delegation currently in Ismailia, Egypt representing the country at the TotalEnergies U-20 Africa...
Sierra Leone’s U20 national team, the Shooting Stars, has started its final stage of training before the quarter-final match in the TotalEnergies U-20 Africa Cup of Nations. The team trained on Thursday...
Football enthusiasts have raised serious concerns following reports that the national U-20 football team in Egypt may boycott training sessions and matches over unpaid allowances. Recent media reports...
Sierra Leone's U-20 team, the Shooting Stars, achieved a historic milestone by defeating host nation Egypt 4-1 in the TotalEnergies AFCON U-20 tournament. The historic victory marks the first-ever win...
The Sierra Leone U-20 national football team, the Shooting Stars, are stepping up their preparations in Ismailia ahead of their second match in the U-20 Africa Cup of Nations. Today, they will face tournament...
Arsenal wonderkid, Osman Kamara has joined the Sierra Leone U-20 team, Shooting Stars ahead of their opener in the AFCON U-20 on Sunday. Two other players, Abraham Kanu from Reading and Kevin Bobson Kargbo...
The Sierra Leone National U-20 team, also known as the Shooting Stars, has arrived in Egypt ahead of the CAF U-20 Africa Cup of Nations 2025. The team landed at Cairo International Airport this morning...
The Minister of Sports, Madam Augusta James-Teima, has congratulated Sierra Leone’s U-20 national team as they prepare to take part in the CAF U-20 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) for the first time. The...
