The Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs (MTCA) and the National Tourist Board (NTB) have recently planted trees along Lumley-Aberdeen Beach in Freetown to improve this popular tourist destination....
Lumley Aberdeen Beach, a beloved weekend escape for many, is once again shrouded beneath a thick blanket of seaweed, transforming the once serene beach into a sprawling, green expanse. The return of this...
Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, National Tourist Board on Tuesday 30th May 2024 engaged Lumley Beach Bar owners ahead of the third phase of the beach bars demolition process. In her statement,...
The Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, under the leadership of Madam Nabeela Farida Tunis, has partnered with Leone Metal Group to install 520 solar lights along Lumley and Aberdeen Beach. This...
In the early hours of Monday 25th March 2024, a fire outbreak engulfed the OLBA restaurant located at 75 Lumley Beach Road. The unfortunate incident left properties worth millions of leones destroyed...
Sierra Leone's National Tourist Board (NTB) has embarked on a project to demolish non-compliant beach bars along the popular Lumley-Aberdeen beaches in Freetown. NTB General Manager Fatmata M.H. Carew...
The Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs has joined forces with the National Tourist Board for a two-day beach cleaning exercise at Lumley and Aberdeen Beaches. This interactive was undertaken in...
Mats of seaweed have piled up at Lumley and Aberdeen beaches. While the seaweed has been a norm for the past several years, locals and visitors have been prevented from using the white sand beaches. A...
Over the years, seaweed has been a major challenge as it keeps piling on some of the beaches during the rainy season. The present condition of the Aberdeen and Lumley beach is nothing to write home...
As a strategic development partner, the Lebanese Community based in Sierra Leone has on Saturday 14th May 2022 cleaned up the Lumley and Aberdeen beaches in the Western Area of Freetown. Speaking at...
