Sinoe’s chapter of the National Civil Society Council of Liberia has kicked off a 21-day door-to-door awareness campaign against the spread of the Coronavirus disease, otherwise known as COVID-19. The campaign was launched on Friday, March 27.
Welthungerhilfe Donates Two Motorcycles to Sinoe Health Team for Coronavirus Outreach
German NGO Welthungerhilfe has donated two motorcycles to the Sinoe County Health Team to assist in community engagement in the fight against the Coronavirus.
Police Suspect Seven of Ritualistic Killing after Toddler Disappears in Sinoe
Police in Sinoe are investigating seven suspects in connection to the disappearance of a three-year-old in Paliahtroken, Upper Tartweh Kpanyan Statutory District. The child went missing on the afternoon of Friday, March 6.
Sinoe Health Team Places Foreign National Under Precautionary Coronavirus Observation
The Sinoe County Health Team is currently observing a foreign national for 14 days, but the county has no suspected or confirmed Coronavirus cases, a spokesperson for the team says.
Sinoe University Students Union Demands More Support for Education and Scholarships
The president of the Sinoe University Students Union, Isaac Sneh, has called on the county to prioritize education and provide greater support for scholarships and financial assistance to Sinoe students.
Rural Sinoe District Recruits Citizens to Rehabilitate Roads Ahead of Rainy Season
Concerned that the upcoming rainy season could make travel difficult, residents of Sinoe’s Dugba River District have taken matters into their own hands and begun rehabilitation work on major roads and access paths within the district.
Ahead of Elections, Sen. Augustine Chea Provides Financial Aid to 50 Students
Ahead of the 2020 special senatorial mid-term elections, Sen. Augustine S. Chea of Sinoe has donated L$200,000 (US$1,010) to Sinoe Community College as financial aid to students of the college.
Former LISGIS County Coordinator, Alexander Slewion, Wants to Be Sinoe’s Next Senator
As Liberians gear up to vote in the pending senatorial elections in October this year, the former county coordinator of the Liberia Institute for Statistic and Geo-Information Services, Alexander Nah Slewion, has announced his intentions to contest the seat currently held by Sen. Augustine Chea.