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By Matalay S. Kollie The Liberia National Police’s Bong County Detachment has forwarded two suspected Burkinabé nationals to the 9th Judicial Circuit Court in Gbarnga for their alleged involvement in illegal mining activities. Harouna Ouedalaogo, 44, and Barchezu Sone, 42, were arrested on Sunday, May 4, 2025, during a major operation in Gballai’s Village, Zota Wolapolu District. The arrests followed a tip-off from Leo Doerue, a geologist with the Ministry of Mines and Energy, who has been stationed in the Wainsue Mining District for seven months. Police, joint security forces, and local officials reportedly found the suspects engaged in illicit…

-MOH Discloses By: Georchel W. Potter In an effort to improve and educateLiberia’s health professionals, thirty-two (32) practitioners have departed forChengdu, southwestern China, to participate in a two-week seminar on publichealth and health standards.According to an official statement issued on May 6, 2025, the training willrun from May 9 to 22, 2025, and is fully funded by the Government of thePeople’s Republic of China. The seminar is part of a strategic cooperationbetween Liberia and China aimed at enhancing Liberia’s health delivery system.The statement further noted that the program is designed to expose Liberianhealth professionals to international best practices and innovations in…

By : Georchel W. Potter The Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) has taken custody of two Liberian nationals, Patient Nagbeh (22) and Haja Toure (44), following their official turnover by the Webbo Magistrate Court on May 1, 2025, in connection with an alleged drug-related case. According to a press release issued by the LDEA on May 6, 2025, suspect Haja Toure reported that Patient Nagbeh owed her LRD 20,000—a debt she admitted in court was linked to an illegal drug transaction. During the hearing, Nagbeh confessed that Toure had given her 80 wraps of heroin, valued at LRD 20,000, to…

By: Albert M.  Fania In a landmark move toward sustainable development and energy independence, GreenGuard Eco Solutions has officially broken ground on Liberia’s firstwaste-to-energy facility in Crozierville, Montserrado County.The Carbon-Capture Waste-to-Energy Facility signals a newera for clean energy and environmental stewardship in the country. The groundbreaking ceremony drew a host of dignitaries, including MonroviaCity Mayor John Siafa, Paynesville City Mayor Roberts Bestman, and theSuperintendent of Montserrado County, as well as community members and keystakeholders. All gathered to witness the beginningof a project poised to revolutionize waste management and renewable energyproduction in Liberia.Speaking at the event, Green Guard Eco Solutions Executive DirectorEdward…

By: Abraham K. Kollie  In a remarkable celebration of generosity and community service, Mr. JomahB. Samuels and Mr. Henry Williams were honored at the State-wide AwardsCeremony in Pennsylvania with “The Heart-of-A-Service International Award.” Theaccolade recognizes their exceptional commitment to supporting refugees,immigrants, and vulnerable individuals through tireless efforts to createmeaningful change.The award ceremony was organized by the Pennsylvania Advocacy and Resourcesfor Autism and Intellectual Disability (PAR), bringing together communityleaders to recognize individuals who exemplify outstanding dedication toservice. Both honorees, Liberian nationals residing in the United States, werecelebrated for their work through the JBS Care Foundation Inc.In his acceptance speech, Mr. Samuels…

 By Elijah Easter Kaykay (Grand Bassa County)”You are the first hands to welcome life into this world,”declared Madam Vernier J. Johnson, honoring the tireless dedication of midwiveswho stand on the frontlines of maternal and newborn health.On Monday, May 5, 2025, midwives from across Liberia gathered at BuchananCity Hall to celebrate the International Day of the Midwife. Organized by theLiberia Midwives Association (LMA), the event honored the vital contributionsof these healthcare professionals to maternal and child well-being nationwide.The atmosphere was filled with passion and purpose, emphasizing theindispensable role of midwives in improving health outcomes across Liberia. Theevent drew various dignitaries, including…

By: Ben Brooks Residents of Kanweaken were shocked early Monday morning when the lifeless body of an unidentified motorcyclist was discovered at the local parking lot. According to eyewitnesses, the man was found lying on a wooden table with his head propped up, leading passersby to initially believe he was simply resting after a long journey. It wasn’t until later that people realized he was unresponsive and alerted authorities. No signs of foul play have been reported, and the cause of death remains unknown. Local police are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the incident. Officials are urging anyone with information…

By: Matalay S. Kollie Bong County authorities have launched a major crackdown on illegal mining activities in the county’s fourth district, Zota, targeting Burkinabe nationals operating unlawfully in the region. The operation, spearheaded by Superintendent Loleyah Hawa Norris, follows the discovery of multiple illegal mining sites on Sunday, May 4, 2025. Local authorities were initially dispatched to Zota to mediate a land dispute between indigenous miners and H&K Mining Company, a Chinese mining entity operating in the area. During the intervention, officials uncovered several illegal mining sites believed to be operated by Burkinabe nationals. Superintendent Norris emphasized that these operations…

By: Staff writer The Government of Liberia has completed a two-day compliance assessment of Bea Mountain Mining Company’s (BMMC) gold production, processing, and export operations in Kinjor, Grand Cape Mount County. The inspection is part of ongoing efforts by the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME) to ensure all mining companies adhere to the Minerals and Mining Law of Liberia and the Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for gold exportation. A 20-member joint government delegation led by Mines and Energy Minister Wilmot Paye and Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA) Commissioner-General Dorbor Jallah conducted the assessment. The team included senior officials from the…

By: Staff Writer President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has underscored the compelling need for Liberia to strategically place well-trained and competent personnel in foreign missions in a drive to enhance economic and cultural diplomatic capabilities, and leveraging the skills of people in areas such hospitality, cultural exchange and people-to-people contact. Liberia must pursue bilateral and multilateral relationships that advance its development goals.President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr. “In a world of diminishing international aid, we must reset our foreign policy establishment to meet the challenges of shifting global dynamics”, he admonished his officials of government. President Boakai stressed that Liberia shall continue…