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“We are ready for CAF” - Kamboi Eagles

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

The Team Manager for Premier League giants, Kamboi Eagles, Ali El-Ali (Aliloma) has told Politico that they are ready to represent the country in the forthcoming CAF competitions.

Aliloma said they know by the virtue of their position in the league that they are already qualified to play on the continent next season.

20-year-old Sierra Leonean leads club to promotion in Italy

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

Twenty-year old Sierra Leonean star, Augustus Kargbo, led Reggio Audace to promotion to Seria B last Wednesday after a 21 year wait. His header was enough to win the Seria C against opponents, Bari and get his club automatically promoted.

Kargbo’s header was his tenth goal of the season in twenty four appearances.

Speaking to the UK based website, Football Sierra Leone.net, Kargbo said his success this season is down to support from the coaching staff.

“We want to go to CAF based on merit” Sierra Leone's Bo Rangers

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

Sierra Leone Premier League giants, Bo Rangers have said they will only represent the country based on merit and not on financial standing. In a statement released by the club on Monday, they said they will not represent the country in continental competitions if they are not formally declared champions.

The Premier League Board in consultation with all 14 clubs decided to cancel the rest of the season last week after the league was halted in March amidst fears of COVID-19.

Sierra Leone Premier League cancelled as Rangers, Lions and Eagles shortlisted for CAF competitions

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

The Sierra Leone Premier League has been cancelled after teams agreed that it will not be feasible to continue the remainder of the league. The decision was reached by the Premier League Board and representatives from all the 14 clubs on Wednesday.

Premier League teams also agreed that league leaders, Bo Rangers, Kamboi Eagles and East End Lions engage among themselves and decide on which two of them should occupy the two available spots to represent the country in CAF Champions League and the Confederations Cup.

Anti-Drugs coach worried over fitness of players

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

Head Coach of Premier League club Anti-Drugs Strikers, Raymond Hunter has told Politico that he is worried about the fitness and development of young players during the COVID-19 pandemic in the country.

The Ministry of Sport halted all sporting activities including the Sierra Leone Premier League in April this year amidst fears of the virus

Rudiger fulfils Le 1Bn promise to education in Sierra Leone

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

Chelsea center back, Antonio Rudiger has finally donated Le 1 billion to the country’s Free Quality Education program. The donation is a fulfilment of a promise he made in January this year during a meeting with President Julius Maada Bio at the sidelines of the UK-Africa Investment Summit in London.

Rudiger who was born in Germany to Sierra Leonean parents has been involved in the country’s development in the last few years.

Worries over quarantine space in Kenema, eastern Sierra Leone

By Prince J Musa in Kenema

The Kenema District Coordinator for COVID-19 Emergency Response Committee (DICOVERC) says they may not have space to quarantine patients suspected to have the coronavirus once schools reopen. Umaru Vandi Kondovoh’s concerns come as schools prepare to reopen next week.

The DICOVERC has used schools as quarantine facilities to keep suspected coronavirus patients. He said they had to resort to using schools because they couldn’t access other facilities.

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