For at least three hours, security personnel from a private firm securing the River Cess District Hospital held the facility hostage, preventing anyone from entering or leaving.
River Cess Principals Threaten to Close Schools If Conditions Don’t Improve
The River Cess head of the National Teachers Association of Liberia, Peter Gargar, says public school principals in his county may have to shut down for the 2024/2025 academic year due to the extremely dilapidated conditions of their facilities.
Christian Association of the Blind Begins Constructing Project in Bomi
A group of disabled persons in Bomi have begun constructing a multipurpose building to raise funds and support their member base.
Citizens Call for Maternal Waiting Home in Gbarpolu Town
Community and district leaders in Belle District, Gbarpolu are pushing to construct a maternal waiting home at the Bade Clinic.
Gbarpolu District Commissioner Expresses Support for Incoming Road Building Equipment
Gbarpolu’s Guo Wolailai district Commissioner, Milton Y. Gartee, Sr., has expressed support for the government’s proposed acquisition of 285 roadbuilding equipment.
Bong County Diaspora Group Donates Food to Vulnerable Populations
The United Bong County Association in the Americas has donated food items to orphans and members of the disabled community in the county ahead of Liberia’s 177th Independence Day celebrations.
Dispute Between Bomi Superintendent and Council Chair Threatens Development
A dispute between Bomi Superintendent Miatta Dorley and the chair of the Bomi County Council, Thomas Washington, is threatening to halt all development activities in the county.
Independence Day Orator Stands by Comments on U.S.-Liberia Relationship
Liberia’s 177th Independence Day orator, Robtel Neajai Pailey, has defended her controversial comments on the longstanding diplomatic relationship between Liberia and the United States.