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About Vickie Remoe

Vickie Remoe, hailing from the vibrant city of Freetown, Sierra Leone, is a multifaceted talent on a mission to reshape perceptions of her homeland. With a rich tapestry of accomplishments, she emerges as a prominent figure in Sierra Leone's cultural and philanthropic landscape.

As the host of the "Make Sierra Leone Famous" podcast, Vickie Remoe takes her audience on an enlightening journey into the heart of Sierra Leone's history, culture, and identity. Through engaging conversations, she dismantles the pervasive neo-colonial gaze that has long overshadowed Sierra Leone's post-war narrative, challenges Western stereotypes, and denounces patronizing perspectives. Vickie's dedication to revealing the true essence of her nation shines through in her work as she strives to #MakeSierraLeoneFamous for the beautiful, culturally rich gem it truly is.

Further cementing her influence, Vickie serves as the executive producer and host of the "Vickie Remoe Show," a program broadcast on AYV TV. Her commitment to showcasing Sierra Leonean talent, stories, and perspectives through this platform continues to amplify the nation's voice on the global stage.

Vickie Remoe's journey as a trailblazer and advocate for Sierra Leone continues beyond media efforts. Fueled by a desire to give back to her homeland, she raised an impressive $60,000 for COVID-19 relief efforts benefiting Sierra Leonean hospitals.

In addition to her impactful media work and philanthropy, Vickie is a published author, having penned two children's books that reflect her passion for education and storytelling. She has spearheaded initiatives such as the Make Sierra Leone Famous Showcase for Creatives and Entrepreneurs and the Vickie Remoe Prize for Journalism and New Media in Sierra Leone.

Vickie's dedication to strengthening trade and cultural relations between Sierra Leone and the US led her to curate, convene, and co-chair the Sierra Leone Diaspora Investment Conference. This groundbreaking event strengthened direct engagement with Sierra Leonean Americans.

Vickie Remoe's work exemplifies a tireless commitment to her homeland's cultural preservation, empowerment, and global recognition, making her a prominent figure in the movement to reshape Sierra Leone's narrative. Through her endeavors, she inspires a renewed appreciation for the beauty and resilience of Sierra Leone and its people.