A tragic accident involving two motorcyclists in Massabolahun’s Center Street in Wanhassa District has left the two operators dead and two others injured.
X-ray Machine Repaired at Lofa’s Tellewoyan Memorial Hospital
After receiving US$2,000 from a diaspora organization to repair its X-ray machine, the Tellewoyan Memorial Hospital has completed the repairs and begun examinations of patients using the equipment.
Lofa Circuit Court Hands Community Farming Land to Balakpalasu Town in Land Dispute Case
The Tenth Judicial Circuit Court has resolved a land dispute between Zangota and Balakpalasu Town that dealt with the use of a plot of land for communal farming. The ruling was in favor of Balakpalasu Town.
Alleged Rapist Released After Prosecution Fails to Tie Him to Crime Beyond Reasonable Doubt
A 32-year-old man accused of raping a 13-year-old girl has been released by the Tenth Circuit Court in Lofa after prosecutors could not provide a strong enough evidence linking him to the crime.
Lofa Man Receives Suspended Sentence After ‘Accidentally’ Killing Man While Hunting
The 10th Judicial Circuit Court has sentenced a man to three years imprisonment for manslaughter after he shot and killed another man while hunting. However, the sentence has been suspended due to the court’s determination that the defendant posed no threat to society.
Lofa Announces COVID-19 Cases Have Exceeded 20
The Lofa County Health Team has announced that the county is now one of five counties in Liberia with at least 20 confirmed COVID-19 cases. As of July 4, there were 21 confirmed cases, including 3 deaths and 3 recoveries.
Popular Musician Kobazzie Breaks Ground for Pres. Weah-Funded Construction of ‘Intellectual Center’ in Voinjama
A groundbreaking ceremony has taken place in Central Voinjama for the construction of a new facility for the Wologisi Intellectual Forum, led by popular musician Kobazzie. The construction is being funded by Pres. George Weah through the office of Monrovia’s Mayor Jefferson Koijee.
Voinjama Association in U.S. Donates Cash to Repair Tellewoyan Hospital’s X-Ray Machine
A group consisting of former Voinjama residents in the U.S. has donated US$2,000 to the Tellewoyan Memorial Hospital to repair an x-ray machine that has been broken for more than two years.