Senator Thomas S. Grupee sat with The Bush Chicken for a special interview to discuss Liberia’s independence.
Liberia Needs 4,000 More Teachers, Education Minister Says
Liberia’s minister of education, George K. Werner, has revealed a huge need for teachers in the country.
Rep. Koung Defends Controversial Code of Conduct
Jeremiah Koung, representative for Nimba’s first district, has for the first time commented on the National Code of Conduct, offering a defense for the controversial law.
Nimba Sup’t: Citizens Vital to Maintaining Peace and Security
At a press briefing this past weekend and following UNMIL’s handing over security to the government, Nimba Superintendent Fong G. Zuagele said he believes that Liberia can overcome security threats if its citizens take the initiative to maintain peace.
At LICC’s 4th Commencement, Dr. Slewion Calls for Prioritizing Education
On July 3, the Liberia International Christian College graduated 114 students in various disciplines.
Suspended Nimba CEO Clarifies His Refusal for Reassignment in Nimba
Wleh T. Selah, the previously suspended Nimba County Education Officer, has refuted reports that he has refused to accept the reassignment because he feared for his life.
Suspended Nimba CEO Refuses Reinstatement; Fears for His Life
Wleh T. Selah, the previously suspended County Education Officer of Nimba, has refused to be reinstated after the Education Minister reappointed him.
Charles Brumskine to Visit Nimba Friday
A senior partisan of the opposition Liberty Party, Edith Gongloe Weh, has informed the public that her political leader is expected in Nimba County this Friday, July 1.