The body of the late Fayiah Kettor has finally been buried. He went missing and was found dead on the plantation of the Liberia Agricultural Company after an intensive search by authorities.
FEJAL Trains Female Journalists to Report on Electoral Reforms
As part of the Internews Citizens in Liberia Engaged to Advance Electoral Reform project, the Female Journalist Association of Liberia has concluded a three-day training for seven female journalists from across five counties.
Police Charge Township Commissioner, 73 Others in Weala’s Violent Protest
Police in Margibi charged and sent to court the commissioner of Cinta Township, Roland Johnson, and 73 other individuals for their alleged roles in the April 1 violence in Weala.
Firestone Begins Layoff Exercise, Nearly 300 Workers Terminated
Firestone has begun implementing its redundancy plan, weeks after the company announced that it would lay off 800 workers – 13 percent of its entire workforce.
Gov’t Has Fulfilled 5 of 87 Campaign Promises, NAYMOTE Tells Grand Bassa College Students
In an effort to hold Pres. George Weah accountable for promises he made during the 2017 presidential campaign, a pro-democracy group has engaged with students at the Grand Bassa Community College to review the president’s accomplishments.
Buchanan’s Fairground Road Pavement Resumes
After a few months of being at a standstill, the Fairground Road construction has resumed in Buchanan.
Health Ministry Targets Rising Teenage Pregnancies With Trainings for Health Workers
The Ministry of Health’s Family Health Division has begun implementing a one-year project on adolescent sexual reproductive health and family planning, in an effort to stem an increase in teenage pregnancies and maternal deaths.
Foreign Minister Findley Pledges to Construct Nursing Quarter in Grand Bassa
Foreign Minister Gbehzohngar M. Findley has promised to construct one unit of the nursing quarter at the Compound One Clinic in Grand Bassa’s first district.