A three-day training on Water Funds has ended in Freetown, Sierra Leone, with a visit to the Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary in the Western Area Peninsula Rainforest. The training took place from April...
The Government of Sierra Leone, through the Ministry of Land, Housing, and Country Planning, has officially launched an exercise to reclaim land within the designated boundary of the Tacugama Sanctuary. The...
The Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, in collaboration with the National Association of Certified Tour Guides-Sierra Leone, marked World Tour Guide Day on February 21, 2025, with an educational...
The Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, in partnership with the National Association of Certified Tour Guides-Sierra Leone, marked World Tour Guides Day with an educational nature hike to Tacugama...
Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary, in collaboration with the Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs, has organized a forest hike to Mount Gabon. This initiative brings together participants, including international...
The Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs issued a stern warning on February 3, 2025, regarding increasing encroachment within the Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary. The Ministry expressed deep concern...
Blessing Jabbie from the Kono Cycling Team won the Salone Cup Freetown Central Crit on Saturday afternoon. The race which started on Pademba Road, close to iconic Cotton Tree in Freetown, saw cyclists...
The Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs alongside its agencies (National Tourist Board and Monument and Relics Commission) with support from the World Bank Sierra Leone Economic Diversification Project...
The Ministry of Tourism and Cultural Affairs alongside Tacugama Chimpanzee Sanctuary has educated and raised awareness among community leaders and stakeholders from Regent and Bathurst communities on environmental...
Two Chimpanzees reportedly escaped from Sierra Leone’s Tacugma Sanctuary three days ago, according to the management of Tacugama. The chimps, according to the management, escaped due to some wild chimps...
