Author: Julius Konton

The Speaker of the House of Representatives Richard Nagbe Koon has reaffirmed the Legislature’s commitment to advancing land rights for rural women following the formal presentation of the 2024 Rural Women Land Rights Day (RWLRD) Report by ForumCiv and a coalition of national and international partners. The report, delivered to the Speaker at his Capitol Building office on Friday, August 8, 2025, outlines critical recommendations for addressing structural challenges impeding rural women’s access to land. These include policy and legal reforms, institutional strengthening, financial access, resource mobilization, community engagement, and gender-responsive land governance. Speaker Richard Nagbe Koon lauded the multi-stakeholder…

In a tense and competitive style, Destiny Kickball Club has captured the National Lottery Authority Kickball Knock Out competition. The 72nd Community base Club very determined to make history leveled the score just after her opponent Neatoh took the lead in the first innings of the grand finals. The Match later got very tense as the fans cheers for more home runs from either side but that did not happen due to composure in defense from the two teams as first half ended one at piece. Back from the break, the first division side through an outstanding display from pitcher…

The Women’s Legislative Caucus of Liberia extends its full commendation and support to the organizers and participants of the recent anti-drug campaign march to the Capitol Building. According to the group, the nationwide initiative, held under torrential rains on Thursday, August 7, 2025, represents a courageous and patriotic stand against the growing threat of drug abuse and trafficking in the Country. The Caucus views such campaign as a vital and timely call for national reawakening—particularly for the young people, many of whom have fallen victim to the devastating consequences of narcotics use and addiction. ” We recognize the urgency of…

A potential youth led organization comprising school going kids on Thursday joined the national march against drugs. The foundation with passionate young leaders very energized in green and black ti shirts march from sinkor to the Capitol Building holding banners with their famous inscription “Say no to drugs , Yes to talent”. The campus based group over the period have used talents especially extra curriculum activities to raise the necessary awareness surrounding the danger against drugs and other unwanted substances. The Founder , Ayoubah Dukuly and Co. Founder of AMM Foundation Julius Konton, Jr. Both joined their voices encouraging their…

By: Elijah Easter Kaykay The United Liberia Inland Church Academy (ULICA), once regarded as a beacon of hope and academic excellence in Grand Bassa County, has fallen into disrepair and ceased operations following recent directives from the Ministry of Education. Located on the Gaypeter Mission in Compound #3, Wee Statutory District, ULICA was operated by the United Liberia Inland Church and served as a faith-based educational institution. For many years, the school provided elementary and junior high education, earning a reputation for fostering good moral values alongside academic achievement. After years of successful operation, ULICA was elevated to senior high…

By: Elijah Easter Kaykay In a decisive move to bolster sanitation efforts, the Wayzohn City Sanitation Team has completed a comprehensive community watch promotion training, marking a new chapter in the city’s environmental health initiatives. The four-day program, which wrapped up on August 7, was spearheaded by Sampson Nease, Executive Officer of Empowerment Rehabilitation Services (ERS), and drew participation from fourteen team members committed to transforming sanitation practices across the city. The training was made possible through sponsorship from the Centre for Affordable Water and Sanitation Technology (CAWST) based in Calgary, Canada. Its curriculum centered on effective wash promotion, innovative…

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., has extended his deepest condolences to President John Dramani Mahama, and the people of Ghana, following the tragic military helicopter crash that occurred Wednesday, August 6, 2025, in Ghana’s Ashanti Region. In a message to President Mahama, President Boakai expressed profound shock and sorrow over the incident, which claimed the lives of several high-ranking Ghanaian officials, including Dr. Edward Omane Boamah, Minister of Defense; Ibrahim Murtala Muhammed, Minister of Environment, Science and Technology; as well as other government officials and members of the Ghana Armed Forces. “It is with profound shock and deep sorrow that…

The Government of Liberia appears to be applying more aggressive approach against the war on drugs. As a sound of demonstrating practical political will, the Chief Executive flanked by Health Minister Dr. Louise Kpoto was seen displaying a black ti shirt, with inscription, say no to drugs as a move of showing solidarity with the campaigners against drugs. Following the massive march against drugs, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai released a strong policy statement describing the drugs crisis as a National emergency. According to him, such emergency demands more than words but rather bold, sustained and irreversible actions. In a short…

Demonstrating national consciousness, first Touch Sports Academy on Thursday August 7, 2025 joined an array of other campaigers ralling calls to say no to drugs. Led by its Chief Executive Officer Nusee Eraser Cooper, the sporting body comprising young and talented players march from Congo Town to the Capitol Building, holding placards and chanting slogan with one message, “say no to drugs”. Speaking to our reporting during the day long campaign, the CEO of First Touch Sports Academy Nusee Eraser Cooper wants the fight against drug to be seen as a national revolution. “We need real time action and drastic…

In a move to ensure an effective and efficient information dissemination about the activities of the Office of the Establishment of War and Economic Crimes Court in Liberia, the National outreach coordinating committee has ended an intensive day long training session. Focused and well determined to make an impact during the process, the one day training among other things centered around proper messaging and safety. Speaking at the end of the training the Executive Director of OWECC-L Cllr. Jallah Barbu underscored the need for consistent, clear and accurate messaging to ensure that they meet their desire objectives. Cllr. Barbu reassured…