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A global digital spotlight for Sierra Leone Mining Week 2026
A 28-day digital PR campaign for the National Minerals Agency that took Sierra Leone’s flagship mining event to international investors.
28 daysof coverage, before, during and after the event
11,000+industry newsletter subscribers reached
5long-form articles on minerals policy and shared prosperity
458,000+Facebook impressions across 15 mining posts
563,000+Facebook views, led by the community-fund story at 139,000 impressions
The challenge
Position Sierra Leone as a leading destination for sustainable mining investment, and make sure the week was seen far beyond the conference hall.
What we did
- Build-up: short-form video series and a newsletter deep dive for 11,000+ industry subscribers
- Live from Freetown: daily 60-second flash updates from the keynotes, the ADPA Council of Ministers and the exhibition floor
- Video interviews with the Minister of Mines and the NMA Director General
- Five long-form articles by Vickie Remoe, published on VickieRemoe.com and shared across her social channels: The Yield on Reform, The Shocking Truth of Sierra Leone’s Diamond Crisis, Uphill Work: Sierra Leone’s Plan to Rewire African Mining, Why Some Communities Are Missing Out on Mining Money, and Free Game: Critical Minerals and Geopolitics
- Event photography and video across all five days
- Legacy: a 3-minute impact film and a Mining for Development photo gallery
- Vickie Remoe moderated the closing panel on young people in mining on 23 May
- Earlier work at Mining Week 2025: brand identity, portraits and event collateral for CTC Sierra Leone
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