Scores of Liberia Electricity Corporation customers in the Lakpazee community have been complaining about power fluctuations over the past week, with some demanding an answer from the energy provider.
Video: Cries From Cape Palmas High School
It is exactly one year and six months since students of the Cape Palmas High School were relocated from their school’s building because of depreciation to the structure. The school’s principal, Barbayon K. Bartue, said renovations on the former school is taking longer than expected because the original renovation was not done properly. Now administration faces a new problem at the new location.
Deteriorating Bridges Create Death Traps on Grand Kru, River Cess Road
This rainy season, travelers making their way by road to Maryland would be advised to take the route through Grand Kru and River Cess.
Cape Palmas High School Lies In Ruins
It is exactly one year and six months since students of the Cape Palmas High School were relocated from their school’s building because of depreciation to the structure.
Limited Services at Harper’s Only Bank Frustrate Customers
Outside the International Bank located in Harper, several government school teachers and other residents sat in frustration after being informed by tellers that there was no money in their direct deposit accounts from the government for the month of August.
Shocking Road Conditions Hinder Commerce in Eastern Liberia
Deteriorating road conditions, coupled with heavy downpour of rain is impeding the movement of passengers and goods in eastern Liberia and driving up the cost of living for residents of the region.
At Tubman University, Barnes Dismissed, Woods Suspended Without Pay
The axe of Tubman University’s President Edward Lama Wonkeryon has finally fallen on two senior staff involved in receiving bribes from GBECCO, a construction company that was under contract with the university.
Dozens of Parents and Children Rush to Register at Bridge-operated School
Ahead of the beginning of classes for the schools year, interest in enrollment surged at the J.W. Pearson Elementary and Kindergarten School located on Carey Street.