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.
Salala Rubber Corp Shuts Down After Violent Protest
After some workers of the Salala Rubber Corporation staged a violent protest at the company’s office in Weala, the company shut down operations immediately.
Maryland’s Superintendent Halts Mining Activities in District Three
Maryland’s superintendent has placed a temporary hold on mining activities in the county’s third district, also known as Karluway Statutory District. During the temporary halt, Henry Cole plans to have the county administration verify the legal documents of all companies mining in the area.
Bong LDEA Sends 5 Alleged Drug Traffickers to Court
The Bong detachment of the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency has forwarded five persons to court for trafficking drugs.
Bomi Representative Donates to Fire Victims in Dewien District
Rep. Sam Jallah has donated materials to victims of a seven-bedroom house destroyed by fire in Jenneh #3, Dewien District, Bomi. The fire rendered seven families homeless.
Bomi College Bans Social Gatherings After Student’s Death
The administration of Bomi Community College has banned all social gatherings after one of its students, Lucia Peal, was found dead under mysterious circumstances.
Gbarpolu Superintendent to Sue Delinquent Contractors Over Failed Projects
Gbarpolu’s county superintendent, Sam Zinnah, has threatened to sue contractors who have failed to complete projects they received money to implement.