Author: Julius Konton

The Director of Press at the House of Representatives Robert Haynes has underscored the power and Importance of girls education to the society. Serving as a guest speaker at a graduation program, Mr. Haynes said the ceremony for the young women represents more than academic achievement but also symbolizes possibility, power, and progress. He stated that why Girls’ Education MattersGlobally, it is widely acknowledged that when you educate a girl, you educate a nation. According to him, An educated girl is more likely to marry later, earn a higher income, raise healthier children, and contribute meaningfully to her family and…

By: Matalay Kollie A devastating road accident that occurred this morning in Nimba County District #7, has resulted in the unconfirmed death of a motorcyclist, identified only as Enoch. The collision occurred along the Saclepea-Tappita Highway, just before reaching the well-known 4:30 Brabie Entertainment Center, sparking chaos and concern among residents. According to eyewitness accounts, the accident unfolded when Enoch, traveling from the Saclepea route, attempted to overtake a brown pickup truck coming from the opposite lane, specifically from Tappita. In a tragic turn of events, this maneuver led to a collision that left Enoch severely injured and unconscious. Immediate…

By: Ben TC Brooks A former employee of the Ministry of Education (MOE) than assigned in River Gee County has returned a three months’ salary to the government. Jay Doe Welah Jr. stated that after accepting a position as a Regional Coordinator with the Ministry of Agriculture in April 2025, he believed it was right to reimburse the salary he received during the transition. In his statement, Welah expressed his appreciation for his time at the MOE but stressed the importance of ethical responsibility in returning the funds. “I prioritize integrity in my professional endeavors,” he noted. “Since I took…

By Matalay Kollie Guangzhou, China – The Southern Medical University (SMU) has proudly announced the appointment of Mr. Samuel Babajuah, a distinguished Liberian, as one of its 15 new Alumni Ambassadors. Mr. Babajuah is a Master’s Candidate at the Institution and is expected to graduate by 2026. This prestigious role allows him to represent alumni from 11 countries across the globe, showcasing the university’s commitment to fostering international connections and collaboration among its graduates. Southern Medical University is a provincial public medical university in Baiyun, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China. Formerly a military-affiliated medical university, the institution was transferred to the Guangdong…

By: Laymah Kollie The Liberian Senate Statutory Committee on Judiciary, Human Rights, Claims and Petitions, has scheduled the Chief Justice-Designate, Justice Yamie Gbeisay, to appear before the Committee for commencement of his confirmation proceedings on Monday, July 14, 2025, at 1:00pm in the Senate’s Chambers. The Committee’s action was triggered by a communication sent to the Senate by President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, nominating Justice Gbeisay as Chief Justice of the Republic of Liberia following the retirement of Her Honor Sie-A-Nyene Yuoh, who has met the required constitutional age limit of seventy years to serve as Chief Justice of the Republic…

By: Elijah Easter Kaykay Residents of District #3A in Grand Bassa County are raising urgent concerns over the ongoing lack of access to safe drinking water, a situation that poses serious public health risks, according to local community members.For the past two years, residents have relied on contaminated creek water for daily activities such as drinking, cooking, washing, and bathing, following the breakdown of their only hand pump. Rhoda Willie, a resident of the community, expressed her distress: “We have been using creek water for everything. “We drink it, cook with it, wash our clothes, and bathe our children. We…

By: Emmanuel Toe Kollie Gaygay, a young business leader, is urging both organizers and participants of the upcoming demonstration to ensure that it remains peaceful. The protest, spearheaded by the pro-democracy group Solidarity and Trust for a New Day, aims to highlight critical issues facing Liberians in order to draw the attention of the Unity Party Government. Speaking to reporters Mr. Gaygay acknowledged the constitutional right of citizens to protest. However, he stressed that maintaining peace throughout the demonstration is paramount. He emphasized that the objectives of the July 17th protest cannot be achieved without peace and order, adding that…

By: Matalay Kollie The Liberia National Police (LNP) Bong County Detachment has taken decisive action by suspending and disrobing Chief Inspector Patrick Sendolo, the Deputy Commander of the Crime Services Division (CSD) in Bong County, due to allegations of improperly releasing a burglary suspect without the necessary authorization. The incident in question involves a suspect linked to a recent burglary of the Joma Business Center in Gbarnga — a popular Money Exchange and Foreign Transfer Bureau in Gbarnga. The recent burglary allegedly resulted in the theft of thousands of United States Dollars and some available items. It is reported that…

By: Laymah Kollie In a effort to regain jobs for Liberians in foreign companies and businesses, The committee on Labor at the Liberian Senate is proposing to the Plenary of the Senate to mandate the Minister of Labor to ensure every foreign institution employ Liberians in all departments. The committee recommendation comes following a thorough investigation into work permits issuance to foreigners for job officially reserved for Liberians. Statistics provided by the Ministry of Labour to the Legislature shows that foreigners occupied over seven thousand jobs reserve for Liberians. Presenting the analysis to Plenary on Tuesday, June 18, 2025, Civil…

Emmanuel Toe Sinoe County Superintendent Peter Wleh Nyensuah has officially resigned as Superintendent of the Country. In his letter of resignation Superintendent Nyensuah expressed gratitude for the opportunity to serve Liberia and the people of Sinoe County, citing extenuating circumstances as the reason for his departure. During his tenure, Nyensuah said he prioritized peacebuilding, community empowerment, transparency, and local development. His office highlighted advancements in infrastructure, administrative reform, and service delivery under his leadership. At the same time, He also emphasized strong coordination with the central government and development partners. Superintendent Nyensuah has pledged his full support for a smooth…