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The letter and the disclaimer: Is the Sierra Leone FA lying?

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

This week, a new episode of the football soap opera unfolded. As usual the drama unfolded in front of a grand audience on the social media platform, Whatsapp. 

This fresh row surrounded the request by the Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) for East End Lions and FC Kallon to return their trophies.

The FA wrote to teams to return their trophies on Friday 18th October and later wrote a press release on the 22nd of October disassociating itself with the letter.

Sierra Leone's anti-graft agency implies corruption in Freetown City Football Club

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

A system review report launched on Thursday shows the Freetown City Football Club (FCFC) did not account for the sale of players between 2014 and 2018. This is one among many other administrative and financial improprieties that the Anti- Corruption Commission uncovered.

FCFC is a club owned by the Freetown City Council. The affairs of the team are directly managed by a committee set up by the council.

Sierra Leone Scrabble team stranded in India

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

The Public Relations Officer of the Sierra Leone Scrabble Association, Martin Wusha Conteh has told Politico that they are currently stranded in India. The team is in the Asian country to participate in the Scrabble World Championship.

Conteh said him and his five other colleagues cannot afford to pay their hotel bills or even get three square meal.

Sierra Leone FA say it will not appeal FIFA sanction

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

The Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) has said it will not challenge FIFA’s decision to sanction Leone Stars from playing in front of its home fans in their next home game. The Head of Media and Marketing at the FA, Ibrahim Kamara told Politico that they will not appeal the decision considering the risks involved in doing so.

Stakeholders renew challenge of Sierra Leone FA President's legitimacy

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

Some members of the Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) have renewed their call for Isha Johansen to renew her mandate as president of the country’s football association. In a letter addressed to the world football governing body, FIFA, they lamented that the FA has not communicated the date for congress among many other things.

SIerra Leone: WAFA Treasurer defiant over ‘wrongful’ suspension

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

The ‘Treasurer’ of the Western Area Football Association (WAFA), Augustine Kambo has told Politico that his suspension from the executive of regional association is illegal. Kambo was suspended by the executive last week for what WAFA described as ‘insubordination’.

Sierra Leone Football: The storm after the calm

By Mohamed Jaward Nyallay

Last week, some members of the Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) wrote a letter. The letter which was signed by Idrissa ‘Margo’ Tarawally highlighted series of points against the Isha Johansen led Executive Committee of the FA, chief among which is the delay in renewing her mandate as President.

That letter ended what looked like a truce in the ongoing wrangling among ‘football stakeholders’ in the country, the FA included. And if you are just joining us, here is a recap of where we have been before now.

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