SLBC Youth Zone II

02/05/2026

Saturday, May 2, 2026 Programme.

27/04/2026

Happy Independence Day, Sierra Leone! 🇸🇱💙

As we celebrate Sierra Leone's independence at 65, we reflect on a powerful and inspiring weekend of learning, dialogue and national pride.

Some of our members had the opportunity to attend the Civic Education Seminar and 65th Independence Day Symposium held at the Miatta Conference Centre, organized by the Ministry of Information and Civic Education in partnership with Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung.

Centered on the theme “Building a Responsive, Resilient and Cohesive Sierra Leone,” the sessions created space for meaningful conversations around youth, democracy, gender, media, AI and active citizenship. From insightful panel discussions to creative performances, every moment reinforced the importance of engaged and informed young people in shaping our nation’s future.

One powerful reminder from keynote speaker Dr. Cecil A. Blake stood out:
“Every citizen… must commit to being responsive to the needs of our motherland; development cannot be outsourced.”

As we mark this new chapter of independence, we are reminded that nation-building starts with us — our voices, our actions and our commitment to positive change.

We appreciate the The Ministry of Information and Civic Education for creating such impactful spaces for youth engagement.

📸 Photo credit: Ministry of Information and Civic Education

17/04/2026

📺 This Saturday on Youth Zone‼️

Topic: Education as a Tool for National Development

Education remains one of the strongest foundations for building a better nation. But how exactly does it contribute to national development, and what role should young people play in making it more effective in Sierra Leone?

Join us as we explore how education can drive innovation, reduce poverty, and shape responsible leaders for the future.

💬 Tune in, engage and share your thoughts during the live discussion. Let’s learn and grow together!

10/04/2026

📺 This Saturday (11/04) on Youth Zone‼️

We continue the conversation on “From Ideas to Action: The Role of Students in Shaping Sierra Leone’s Future”

Don’t miss the discussion as we dive deeper into how students can turn ideas into real impact through innovation, leadership and entrepreneurship.

💬 Join the conversation, share your thoughts and be part of the change.

📺 Tune in, engage and be expectant!

📺 This Saturday on Youth Zone ‼️

Topic: From Ideas to Action: The Role of Students in Shaping Sierra Leone’s Future

Students are not just learners. They are leaders, innovators and change-makers. But how can ideas move beyond the classroom into real impact? How can students shape the future of Sierra Leone through excellence, innovation, and entrepreneurship?

Join us for an exciting and insightful discussion as we explore these questions and more. We will also be joined by a special guest, Abubakarr Miguel Koroma
Director Of Planning And Development Programs, from the organizers National Union of Sierra Leone Students-NUSS of the National 70 Most Influential Students Awards 2026, who will share valuable insights on the event, student leadership and its impact.

💬 Be part of the conversation. Send in your thoughts and questions via text message or in the comment section during the live show.

📺 Tune in, engage and be expectant!

04/04/2026

Ideas are powerful…but action is what creates impact. 💡➡️

Our team members are turning their skills in communication, advocacy and business into real action and encouraging you to do the same. No matter how small your start may be, taking that first step today can create change in your life, your community and beyond.

If you’ve been waiting for the “right time,” this is it. Start now. Take action. Keep going. 🚀

Youth Zone is cheering you on every step of the way — let’s keep pushing together! 💙

04/04/2026

The conversation continues…💬

We’re excited to have Abubakarr Miguel Koroma, Director of Planning and Development Programs at National Union of Sierra Leone Students-NUSS, join us again next week Saturday LIVE (SLBC TV Channel 31) on Youth Zone as we dive deeper into “From Ideas to Action: The Role of Students in Shaping Sierra Leone’s Future.”

He’ll also be sharing key insights on the upcoming National 70 Most Influential Students Awards 2026 — a platform celebrating excellence, innovation and student impact.

📺 Don’t miss it next Saturday! Tune in, engage and be part of the conversation shaping the future.

03/04/2026

📺 This Saturday on Youth Zone ‼️

Topic: From Ideas to Action: The Role of Students in Shaping Sierra Leone’s Future

Students are not just learners. They are leaders, innovators and change-makers. But how can ideas move beyond the classroom into real impact? How can students shape the future of Sierra Leone through excellence, innovation, and entrepreneurship?

Join us for an exciting and insightful discussion as we explore these questions and more. We will also be joined by a special guest, Abubakarr Miguel Koroma
Director Of Planning And Development Programs, from the organizers National Union of Sierra Leone Students-NUSS of the National 70 Most Influential Students Awards 2026, who will share valuable insights on the event, student leadership and its impact.

💬 Be part of the conversation. Send in your thoughts and questions via text message or in the comment section during the live show.

📺 Tune in, engage and be expectant!

28/03/2026

We will be scrolling, posting and sharing…but are we using social media wisely?

Watch as some members of the team pass the phone and deliver lines that fit each person with style, energy and a whole lot of truth!😎

Every tap, post and comment shapes how we think, how we feel and even what we become.

This reel is a reminder that social media is powerful so use it wisely, responsibly and with purpose. Your screen time can be fun but it can also make a difference in your life and the lives of others.

👀 Take a moment, think and let us know: How will you use your social media for good today?

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28/03/2026

Today’s discussion was nothing short of powerful!

A big thank you to SLBC TV, our amazing panelists and presenter for an insightful conversation and to you, our viewers and online fambul, for tuning in, engaging and sharing your thoughts with us. Your voices are what make these conversations meaningful and impactful.

We appreciate everyone who watched, commented and contributed to today’s show. Together, we are learning, growing and building a stronger and more informed youth community.

📺 Don’t miss out next week Saturday! Tune in, be part of the conversation, share your views and let your voice be heard.

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