A Disabled college student to get his 1st job at the Capitol
By Mark N. Mengonfia A physically challenged senior student at the University of Liberia, James Samuel Woods Sr. is poised to getting his first job....
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Lawyers say Pres Weah committed to upholding rule of law in Liberia
President George Manneh Weah has been hailed by Liberian lawyers for his continued engagements with the Judiciary and described his action as a sign of...
Blind people complaining of hardship
By Saykpekpo Innis in Buchanan, Liberia Visually impaired people say they are suffering and need urgent help. They say life is becoming more and more...
President Weah Assures Liberia Fire Service of Logistics
Monrovia, Liberia: President George Manneh Weah has assured his government’s commitment to supporting the Liberia National Fire Service (LNFS) in becoming effective and efficient, declaring that...
Liberia to hold 2018 National Education Summit soon
Prioritizing Education: Why We Should Care? Liberia’s Ministry of Education is this month expected to host an Education Summitwith the aim of harnessing a collective...
A project launched to get citizens actively involved in farming
By Allen P. Lablah in Sanniquellie, Liberia An agricultural project has been launched in Gbehlay Geh, District, Nimba County to get citizens actively involved in...
New home for Old Folks, the Blind, as First Lady donates to orphans
By Alexander G. Piah in Buchanan, Liberia Liberia’s First Lady Mrs. Clar Weah has broken grounds for a construction of a 30–bed room home for...
Gibralta reroofing, house demolition wiping off 1/2 million USD from Weah’s unknown assets
By Frank Sainworla, Jr. fsainworla@yahoo.com It is now just over 100 days since he took office without declaring his assets as required by the National...
Message from the West African Journalists Association (WAJA)
On the occasion of World Press Freedom Day 2018 ...
Juju fear at Bassa Community College, as teachers abandon classes
By Saykpekpo Innis in Buchanan, Liberia Grand Bassa: For over five years now, the Grand Bassa County Community College has been engulfed in intermittent conflict....