April 07
Liberia: Govt Prosecutes Mary Boimah, Others
Salala Rubber Corporation former Workers' Union President Mary P. Boimah and Secretary Lawrence Gborbor, along with six other individuals, are facing multiple charges, including… Read more »
Liberia: Arcelormittal Liberia Promises More Benefits to Locals
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of ArcelorMittal Liberia, Michael Vandermerwe, outlined the company's impressive expansion plans, revealing that it has produced between 3 and 5… Read more »
Liberia: Liberian Women, Girls Urged to Chase Opportunities
Liberian women and girls have been encouraged to actively pursue opportunities for development and maintain a strong commitment to continuous learning. Read more »
April 04
Liberia: My Greatest Inspiration Is Detractors
Margibi County Superintendent, Attorney Victoria Wolobah Duncan, says one of the greatest inspirations of her leadership are detractors. Read more »
Liberia: Letter to God - Lord Na I See Why They Say Congou People Spoiled This Kountry
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April 03
Liberia: LACRA Faces Internal Turmoil
The Liberia Agriculture Commodity Regulatory Authority (LACRA), is engulfed by crises, ranging from financial, administrative to compromises. Read more »
Liberia: Extreme Wealth in Poverty -A reality in today's Liberia
Limited sitting capacity for students and dusty floors have posed a serious setback for learning activities at the government-run Yoryor Banks Public School in Gwenimah Town, Bong… Read more »
Liberia: LAA Blames Power Outage On Birds
A joint team comprised of the leadership of the Liberia Airport Authority (LAA) and the Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC) blames power outage at the Roberts International… Read more »
Liberia: NGO Coalition Frowns On Illegal Burkinabees
Growing influx of Burkinabe and Ivorian nationals to Liberia raises concerns among Liberians, as the situation is characterized by land conflicts, forest destruction and deaths,… Read more »
Liberia: Accountability Lab Begins Digital Literacy, Advocacy Training
Accountability Lab Liberia with funding from UN Women, Peacebuilding Fund and UNFPA begins a two-day comprehensive orientation and refresher capacity building training for 12 civil… Read more »
April 02
Liberia: Deputy Finance Boss Calls for Adjustment in PFM
Deputy Finance Minister for Fiscal Affairs Anthony Myers, emphasizes an urgent need to identify and implement critical adjustments to ensure that financial instruments meet current… Read more »
Liberia: Dismissed LPRC Employees Demand Supreme Court's Ruling
A group of redundant and downsized employees of the Liberia Petroleum Refining Company (LPRC) is upset with the Supreme Court of Liberia for delay in rendering judgement in their… Read more »
Liberia: Lnucfdc Expands Sustainable Forest Management
The Head of Secretariat and National Facilitator of the National Union of Community Forestry Development Committee (NUCFDC), Andrew Zelemen, has revealed that the union is… Read more »
April 01
Liberia: 'Dead Aid' Is Not 'Dead Nation' but 'Big Push' for Real Change
The recent 90 days suspension of USAID international development and humanitarian aid has intensified the debate around aid effectiveness in recipient countries. In the West… Read more »
March 31
Liberia: Supreme Court Ruling Should Change the 'Chaotic Trend' in Liberia
The Supreme Court of Liberia recently described the ongoing leadership crisis in the House of Representatives as a "chaotic trend" in Liberia that needs to be reversed. We couldn't… Read more »
Liberia: LP Leapfrogs 30 Percent Affirmative Action Bill
The opposition Liberty Party (LP) announces here that it has achieved 50% women's representation in its leadership, surpassing 30% quota set by the Affirmative Action bill. This… Read more »
Liberia: Eminent Sons Return to LPDP
Several eminent sons of the Liberia People's Democratic Party (LPDP) return to the party here, after they were suspended and disaffiliated. Read more »
Liberia: C.B. Dunbar Hospital's Alleged Drug Destruction Sparks Heated Debate
As the Liberian government continues its efforts to strengthen the country's fragile healthcare system, serious allegations have emerged from Bong County, accusing the management… Read more »
Liberia: Outrage in Bong County
In recent weeks, citizens have expressed alarm over Superintendent Norris' alleged failure to present a formal report outlining her administration's activities and operations.… Read more »
Liberia: GSA Road YMCA School Closes
Several students couldn't attend the GSA YMCA School in Paynesville this semester due to the illegal occupation of people whom the chairman of the community, Dave N. Fokonyulu has… Read more »
Liberia: Choose Your Career Path Wisely
The former Secretary General of the Mano River Union, Ambassador Medina Wesseh, cautions students at Ricks Institute to choose their career path wisely for a better future. Read more »
March 26
Liberia: First Lady Kattumu Boakai Calls for Collective Fight Against TB
First Lady Kattumu Boakai, emphasizes a need for collective effort in the fight against tuberculosis (TB) in Liberia. Her call for unity and commitment suggests that tackling TB… Read more »
March 24
Liberia: Man Found Dead in Benda Creek
A man said to have suffered from epilepsy has been found dead in a creek in Margibi County. Read more »
Liberia: LLA Chairman Kpakio Pledges Legal Action to Resolve Decade Long Land Disputes
The newly appointed Chairman of the Liberia Land Authority (LLA), Hon. Samuel F. Kpakio, has announced plans to establish a dedicated legal team to address land cases that have… Read more »
Liberia: Stand Reacts to Supreme Court's Ruling
A Liberia grassroots advocacy organization, Solidarity and Trust for A New Day (STAND), publicly condemns Supreme Court of Liberia recent ruling pertaining to the writ of… Read more »