The National Commission on Higher Education will shortly begin an exercise to identify and weed out substandard tertiary education institutions.
To Curb Flooding in Monrovia, Disaster Management Agency Announces Plan to Clear Waterways
The National Disaster Management Agency has announced a plan to demolish structures built in waterways and wetlands in the Monrovia metropolitan area to curb flooding.
Paynesville City Corporation Enforces Ban on Street Peddling and Car Loading at ELWA Junction
The city government of Paynesville has kicked off enforcement of a ban it placed on street peddling, car, tricycle, and motorcycle loading at the ELWA Junction intersection.
Pagos Islanders Fear That Destruction of Mangroves Exposes Them to Floods
Residents of Pagos Island are drawing attention to the frequent destruction of mangroves, exposing the community to the impact of heavy rains and floods.
Flood Renders Hundreds Homeless in Paynesville
A recent flood in Paynesville affected the homes of thousands of people in several communities, with hundreds made homeless.
MOE to Vet 2,000 Volunteer Teachers and Place 50% on Payroll
Liberia’s Minister of Education, Jarso Jallah, has announced a nationwide vetting of 2,000 volunteer teachers beginning on July 8.
Paynesville to Eliminate Street Selling and Car Loading Near ELWA Junction
The Paynesville City Corporation has set June 30 as the deadline for street selling and loading commercial vehicles near the newly constructed ELWA Junction roundabout.
LRRRC Executive Director Recants Statement on Returnees Addicted to Drugs
After announcing that 80 percent of the 770 Liberian returnees brought from Ghana are drug users, Patrick Worzie, executive director of the Liberia Refugees Repatriation and Resettlement Commission, has recanted his statement.