The Mandela Institute for Development Studies, has commenced a four-day training workshop for twenty-six of its alumni from 20 countries in Africa, two of whom are Liberians.
As NEC Prepares to Display VR Roll, CSOs Ready Citizens to Inspect Registered Voters
The Elections Coordinating Committee has concluded a policy dialogue with more than 60 representatives of political parties, civil society organizations, local government officials, youth groups, and women organizations in Gbarnga.
Bong’s Leadership Somersaults; Admits County Received US$200,000 from ArcelorMittal
Representative George Mulbah, chairperson of Bong County Legislative Caucus, has reversed an earlier statement that the county had not received a dime from ArcelorMittal for its social development fund for more than two years.
After Soldiers Assault Citizens in Wainsue, AFL Apologizes
The executive officer of the 23rd Infantry Brigade at Camp Schieffelin, Captain Francis Gbodi, has apologized to citizens of Wainsue for what he said was brutality meted against them by members of the Armed Forces of Liberia on Saturday.
Bong County Service Center Generates little Over $69,000 for Government’s Revenue
The Bong County Service Center has raised a total revenue of LD 6,998,520 ($69, 431, 97) from fees collected in the processing of government services including driver’s licenses, work permits, school permits, business certificates, birth certificates, but a few to mention.
VP Boakai Receives Endorsement from Bong Citizens
The stander bearer of the Unity Party, Joseph Nyumah Boakai, has received endorsement from some citizens of Bong County to contest the coming October’s elections.
Radio Gbarnga Resumes Broadcast Following Damage from Storm
Radio Gbarnga has resumed normal broadcast activities following a violent storm that destroyed the station’s building and damaged some of its broadcast equipment.
As New Court Term Begins, 9th Circuit Judge is Absent
The Ninth Judicial Circuit Court in Gbarnga opened on Monday for the May term in the absence of the assigned judge.