The outgoing speaker of the National Traditional Council of Chiefs, Chief Bob Kofi Zah, has been elected chairman of the River Cess Council of Chiefs.
Man Convicted of Splashing Acid on Fiancée Convicted of Murder
Trial jurors at the 11th Judicial Circuit in Tubmanburg have found Momo Kanneh guilty of murder after he splashed acid on his fiancée, Watta Sheriff, resulting in her death.
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.
Bong Approves Over US$300K for Superintendent’s 100-Day Development Plan
Bong County Citizens Council has approved a budget of US$302,913 to implement the first 100-day development plan of the county superintendent, Hawa Norris.
LDEA Burns Nearly L$3 Million Worth of Confiscated Drugs in Maryland
The Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency in Maryland has burned confiscated narcotic substances valued at over L$2.94 million (US$15,164).
Harsh Economy Drives Women in Sanniquellie to Sand Mining
Artisanal sand mining was once seen as a male-only activity because of the physical energy required. However, in Sanniquellie, more women are getting involved in sand mining. They say the worsening economy is pushing them in that direction.
LIS Graduates 182 Officers after 14-Days In-Service Training
The Liberia Immigration Service has graduated 182 officers following a 14-day in-service training at the Regional Justice and Security Hub in Gbarnga.