The long-delayed renovation of Sierra Leone's National Stadium has sparked growing frustration among the public, with many labeling the project a "white elephant." The renovation, which began in 2019,...
Minister of Sports, Mrs. Augusta James Tiema, announced that the Government of Sierra Leone has secured an agreement with the People’s Republic of China to install seating in the rehabilitated National...
The National Sports Authority (NSA) has expressed deep sorrow over the loss of life following a tragic incident that occurred on Sunday. Sierraloaded reports that a section of the National Stadium's perimeter...
Minister of Sports Augutsa Teima and the National Stadium Management have inspected the work progress of the National Stadium under renovation by Chinese Contactors. Impressively, they have started...
Dr. Emmanuel Saffa Abdulai Esq, the Executive Director of the National Sports Authority (NSA), has announced plans for the privatization of the National Stadium upon its completion, marking a significant...
The Acting General Secretary of the Sierra Leone Football Association Mohamed Benson Bawoh was yesterday Tuesday September 19 in accompaniment to the Vice President of the Republic of Sierra Leone Dr....
Local workers at the working at the Sierra Leone National Stadium are on strike in demand for better pay. They went on strike demanding better conditions of service. The workers, in expressing their...
The Minister of Sport, Ibrahim Nyelenkeh has told the press that Government plans to privatise the National Stadium after the completion of renovation works by Chinese company. “Let us be hasty to...
The Sierra Leone National Stadium (Siaka Steven Stadium) is to be ready for use in early 2024 as the project which cost $40million has been greatly intensified to catch up with the allocated time. The...
The Management of the Sierra Leone National Stadium has been dragged to court by the National Social Security and Insurance Trust (NASSIT) for refusing to pay the contributions for its employees/workers. The...
