Kasho Holland-Cole, the Chairman of the Western Rural District Council, has been appointed as the match commissioner for the upcoming FIFA World Cup qualifier between Ghana and the Central African Republic (CAR). The match is scheduled to take place on June 10, 2024, in Kumasi, Ghana.

Holland-Cole, a certified FIFA and CAF Match Commissioner, brings a wealth of experience to this role. His extensive background in both public and private sector development has equipped him with the necessary skills and insights to oversee such a high-profile event.

The Sierra Leone Football Association (SLFA) President, Thomas Daddy Brima, along with his Executive Committee, extended their heartfelt congratulations to Holland-Cole. They expressed their confidence in his abilities to represent Sierra Leone admirably in this prestigious role and wished him the best of luck for the match.

This appointment is a significant milestone, not just for Holland-Cole, but also for Sierra Leone. It underscores the growing influence and reputation of Sierra Leone within the international football community. Holland-Cole’s role as match commissioner for such an important qualifier highlights the recognition and respect he commands in the field of football administration.

The Ghana vs. CAR match is a crucial fixture in the FIFA World Cup qualifiers, and having a seasoned administrator like Holland-Cole at the helm is a testament to the trust placed in him by FIFA and CAF. His leadership and oversight will be vital in ensuring that the match is conducted smoothly and upholds the highest standards of fairness and professionalism.

Holland-Cole's appointment is not only a personal achievement but also a source of pride for Sierra Leone, as it reflects the country's commitment to excellence in sports administration. As he takes on this role, there is a strong sense of national pride and anticipation for his successful stewardship of the match.

This significant development highlights the strides Sierra Leone is making on the international sports stage, demonstrating the country's growing expertise and influence in football. The nation looks forward to Holland-Cole's contributions to the success of the Ghana vs. CAR match and to his continued impact on the global football community.