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We’re throwing it back to the last time Budapest Bamako came to Salone.
They crossed the finish line with smiles on their faces.
Some came with purpose and awareness.
Some came for the thrill.

You could feel the exhaustion, the pride, and the joy all at once.
The cars and bikes were eye-catching.
The energy from the people was warm and genuine.

Long roads behind them.
Real relief on their faces.
And Salone welcoming them at the end of it all.
BUDAPEST 2026 is coming!!!

These walls do more than frame a building.
They carry some of the faces and stories that shaped Sierra Leone.

Bai Bureh.
Resistance and defiance against colonial rule.

Ella Koblo Gulama and Paramount Chief Madam Yoko.
Powerful women who led, negotiated, and ruled in their own right.

Milton Margai.
The steady hand behind independence.

Dr. M.C.F. Easmon.
Medicine, intellect, and public service.

Constance Cummings-John.
A voice for women, labor, and political change.

This is the outside of the Sierra Leone National Museum.
History starts here.
Before you even walk in.