The National County Sports Meet will return to the Samuel Kayon Doe Sports Complex this Saturday, April 27, when the quarterfinals of the nation’s most prominent sports tournament event will kick off.
The big story
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EDITORIAL: The Bush Chicken Crows Again!
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Champions Nimba and Lofa Reach County Meet Quarterfinals
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FDA Says Illegal Activities Persist in Sapo National Park
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After U.S. Missionary is Acquitted of Attempted Murder, Calls for Investigation of Judge
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Justice for War Victims Imminent, as Legislature Moves to Implement TRC Recommendations
Popular News
Champions Nimba and Lofa Reach County Meet Quarterfinals
Justice for War Victims Imminent, as Legislature Moves to Implement TRC Recommendations
Following pressure from victim families, local and international advocacy and justice groups, as well as some U.S. congressional members, the Liberian legislature has passed a joint resolution to implement many recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, including establishing war and economic crimes courts.
EDITORIAL: The Bush Chicken Crows Again!
Today is a momentous occasion. The Bush Chicken returns to publication again.
Politics
Justice for War Victims Imminent, as Legislature Moves to Implement TRC Recommendations
Following pressure from victim families, local and international advocacy and justice groups, as well as some U.S. congressional members, the Liberian legislature has passed a joint resolution to implement many recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, including establishing war and economic crimes courts.
Opinion
EDITORIAL: The Bush Chicken Crows Again!
Today is a momentous occasion. The Bush Chicken returns to publication again.
Infrastructure
Poor Planning Results in Wasted Public Funds and Unused NTA Terminals in Three Counties
Liberians in three counties – Bong, Margibi, and Grand Bassa – have expressed grave concern over the abandonment of bus terminals by the National Transit Authority.