AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBoxing Development: The National Sports Authority praised the Sierra Leone Boxing Association for decentralising boxing beyond Freetown, including donating modern equipment and training local coaches in the Southern and Eastern regions. Public Transport Update: The SLPTA says all 50 Waka Fine buses will be back on Sierra Leone’s roads before year-end, citing maintenance and spare-part challenges and promising a common workshop plus driver training. Music Spotlight: Adfega breaks his silence on Drizilik’s “Audacity” album, questioning whether it’s truly “on the hit” despite heavy promotion spending. Art & Fashion: Zainab Sumu turns everyday objects into extraordinary works, blending global travel mementos into her Studio Znabu practice. Football & Infrastructure: East End Lions completes a new artificial-turf pitch at the Trade Centre ahead of the 2026/27 season, while the Chief Minister highlights football’s growing economic and social impact. Sports Governance: CAS dismisses Aminata Bangura’s appeal over the SLFA election dispute, ordering her to cover arbitration costs. Regional Identity & Media: ECOWAS pushes public sensitisation on its biometric ID card for border acceptance by December 2026, and Malawi’s civic education delegation meets Sierra Leone’s media and civic education bodies.
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