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By: Ben TC Brooks The Superintendent of Rivergee County Mike Swengbe has extended his heartfelt sorrow to those who got affected by flooding in Gbeapo Kanweaken. As the commercial hub of River Gee County, Gbeapo Kanweaken is situated about 20 kilometers from the county’s capital City, Fish-Town. Swengbe recognized the extensive damage caused by the floods, expressing his commitment to immediate action from the local government to address the disaster’s consequences and to implement strategies that will mitigate future flooding risks. He emphasized that the safety and well-being of the community’s residents are his top priorities. The Superintendent noted that…

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has emphasized the importance of according dignity and national recognition to past leaders. Speaking when the family of the late President Samuel K. Doe paid him a courtesy visit, the Liberian leader reaffirmed his Administration’s unwavering commitment to national healing, reconciliation, and unity. During the visit at his Rehab residence, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr. disclosed plans to travel to Zwedru, Grand Gedeh County later this month to attend a historic national ceremony marking the reburial of former President Samuel Kanyon Doe, as well as the funeral and interment of former First Lady Nancy Bohn Doe,…

The Liberia Council of Churches has bestowed on the Minister of Mines and Energy Wilmot Paye and honor of distinction. Among other things, the honor was in recognition of the Minister Paye’s profound contributions to the State, national agenda and Support to the Church, and Humanity. At a brief ceremony on Friday, June 13, 2025, in Monrovia, Rev. Dr. Chris Wleh Toe, intoned that the ‘Church’ has been following Minister Paye’s role in society and his steps towards achieving deliverables he outlines every time he is given a national responsibility to serve the public. Dr. Toe said the LCC takes…

Presidential Press Secretary Kula Fofana has clarified that the plan unannounced visit by President Joseph Nyuma Boakai is not intended to target non performing officials of Government. According to Madam Fofana the move is among other things give the Liberian leader a clearer picture of unfoldings at various Government entities and to also interact with the those who are directly working to make a change in the society. She however, pointed out that the Liberian leader is seriously concerned about practical performance of cabinet officials aimed at living up to the performancecontract. The Liberian leader she stated believes in results…

The President of the Federation of Liberian Youth Banica Elliott has called on the young people of Liberia to recognize that their strength lies not only in their numbers but in their unity, stating further that the values, and determination to demand nothing less than Liberia deserves. Speaking at the opening of a one day Pan African Youth Town Hall gathering President Elliott stressed that the unity of the young people lies in the offspring of a nation built on resilience. According to her , the young people over the period faced challenges yet remain steadfast in hope for a…

By: Matalay Kollie Nixon L. Kpee, the Superintendent of Kokoyah Statutory District, has made a heartfelt and urgent appeal for assistance in seeking specialized medical treatment abroad due to his worsening health conditions, which are beyond the scope of local healthcare capabilities. Superintendent Kpee, who has served in his role under the Ministry of Internal Affairs, revealed that his health challenges began shortly after he took office. He has been undergoing treatment at the John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital, Liberia’s largest public health facility, where doctors diagnosed him with a complex ailment referred to as “Spinnaker disorder.” This condition requires…

The tangible impact of ongoing works done by Ambassador Alioune Kebe over a relatively short period of time is said to be drawing more attention from Liberians home and abroad. With his focus of youth development and empowerment through sports and other recreational initiatives, Amb. Kebe continue to give hope to the future leaders of Liberia through his work something that has not gone unnoticed. The latest person to recognize such meaningful efforts is Amb. Bill Rogers, a Liberian professor residing in the United States of America and a former athlete, whose desire to also help transform the lives of…

By: Matalay Kollie Command Sergeant Major Joyce N. Akoi of the Armed Forces of Liberia (AFL) has achieved a historic milestone as the first female Senior Enlisted soldier to graduate from the prestigious United States Army Sergeants Major Academy (USASMA). Her remarkable return to Liberia is celebrated with numerous accolades, highlighting her groundbreaking role in the nation’s military. CSM Akoi’s military career spans over 19 years, during which she has garnered multiple prestigious awards while training in the United States. Among her achievements are a Diploma from the USASMA, a Master of Science degree, the Presidential Medal Award from the…

By: Ben TC Brooks Moses Gbanyan, Deputy Minister for Research and Extension at the Ministry of Agriculture, has wrapped up a monitoring tour in Region 5 of Southeastern Liberia. The purpose of the visit was to enhance agricultural productivity and address challenges farmers are encountering in the region’s agricultural sector. Region 5 includes; River Gee, Maryland, and Grand Kru, with coordination led by Jaye Doe Wleh. Minister Gbanyan said the primary goal of his visit were to assess ongoing agricultural programs and gather direct input from local farmers and agricultural stakeholders. During his time in the region, Deputy Minister Gbanyan…

In the wake of the recent arson incident at the Capitol Building currently before the Monrovia City Court, The Women’s Legislative Caucus of Liberia (WLCL) expressed its solidarity with its Vice Chair for National Affairs, Prescilla Cooper, Representative of Montserrado County Electoral District #5, especially in light of her alleged involvement. According to the caucus, while they acknowledges the seriousness of the allegations, they remain steadfast in its commitment to the principle of innocent until proven guilty. The caucus also urge the public to allow due process to take its course without prejudice or interference. At the same time, The…