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...
The Minister of Sport, Ibrahim Nyelenkeh has said that Freetown will have a new 2,000-capacity stadium close to the National Stadium. The minister admitted that the new mini stadium will be constructed...
The Secretary General of the Sierra Leone Football Association Chris Kamara on Friday 13 January paid a courtesy call at the siaka stevens stadium rehabilitation site in honor of an invitation by the GCIGC. The...
The Parliamentary Oversight Committee on Sports has on Wednesday 9th November, 2022 visited the Siaka Stevens Stadium to get first-hand update on the renovation work. The Chinese Government commenced...
Leone has on Saturday 22nd October, 2022 held a friendly Match with the China Civil Engineering Construction Company (CCECC) on the theme: “Work Together to Forge Ahead.” The friendly match was played...
In three months’ time, the first stage of the rehabilitation of the Siaka Steven Stadium which is the demolition done by the Chinese construction company, Gunsu Construction Investment Group Company...
The Minister of Sports, Ibrahim Nyelenkeh in collaboration with the National Sports Authority and members from the press had on yesterday paid a visit to Siaka Stevens Stadium. The purpose of the visit...
The Minister of Sports, Ibrahim Nyelenkeh on Monday visited the Siaka Stevens Stadium to get first-hand report on the rehabilitation of the facility. The work started almost two months ago after a...
Dozens of Stadium Management workers went on the rampage within the premise of the Siaka Steven Stadium arena in Freetown on Friday 8th April 2022 over what they described as no payment of salaries for...
Sierra Leone will have to play their home matches at neutral venues for the next two years following the closure of the Siaka Stevens Stadium in Freetown for renovation. The stadium was handed over...
