The Press Union of Liberia has suspended its vice president, Jallah Grayfield. This came after a probe into his participation in a bogus “PUL Prestigious Award†ceremony recently.
Nimba Leaders Upset By County Council’s Delegate Appointments
Nimba district commissioners and mayors are unhappy with their roles in the upcoming Nimba County regular council sitting meeting.
NICORA Inducts New Officers
The Nimba Community Radio Association has inducted new officials for the next three years.
Drug Agency Arrests Two Nigerian Traffickers
Authorities at the DEA have arrested two Nigerian citizens for trafficking illicit drugs into the country
Margibi Schools Reopen with Low Turnout
A survey of schools in Lower Margibi on Monday, February 16 confirmed that only a very small number have reopened.
Poorly Orchestrated Reopening Leads to Low Attendance
The Ministry of Education’s poorly-coordinated decisions to reopen schools across the country have led to dismal attendance at many schools.
Ganta Schools Open after Ebola, But Few Students Attend
Although schools in Ganta have received supplies to reopen on the date specified by the government, classrooms remained empty as parents decided against sending their kids to school.
Foreign Pathologist to Conduct Autopsy on Whistleblower’s Body
The Liberian National Police (LNP) has announced that a foreign pathologist is expected to carry out an autopsy on the remains of Cllr. Micheal N. Allison, former National Oil Company of Liberia consultant and Managing Director of the BRICS Mano River Union Legal Consultants.