An op-ed that makes the case for why former Auditor General John Morlu should contest the presidency in 2017.
Rep. Tingban Calls on Citizens to Support VP Boakai in 2017
Nimba’s 9th District Representative Richard Matenokay Tingban is calling on all Nimbaians to vote for Vice President Joseph N. Boakai in the upcoming presidential elections of 2017.
200 Health Workers at Ganta Methodist Hospital Receive Ebola Hazard Benefits
The Liberian Ministry of Health & Social Welfare has paid Ebola hazard benefits to over 200 health workers at the Ganta United Methodist Hospital.
Paynesville Promotes Biking as Part of a Healthy Lifestyle
The city of Paynesville held its Second Annual Health Fair on Saturday, September 12 to promote a healthy lifestyle for its residents. The fair was preceded by a bike ride around the city.
OP-ED: Mass Firing at National Oil Company of Liberia is Overdue
In August, the National Oil Company of Liberia fired its entire staff of 200 people in a move aimed at reducing costs and saving the company from financial ruin due to declining oil prices. While it’s unusual to sack an entire staff, am I shocked? Perhaps, as it’s always shocking when a massive across-the-board firing takes place, but it’s long overdue.
Judge Paye Accused of Favoritism in Nimba Land Dispute
Circuit Court Judge Emery Paye has been accused of bias in an ongoing land dispute. Julius Sannoh, a member of the Ganta Mandingo Caucus, made the accusation via a telephone interview with the Voice of Gompa radio station.
Torrential Rains Cause Flooding in Joe-Blow Town
The homes of nearly two hundred residents in Joe-Blow Town, Unification City in Lower Margibi have flooded as a result of torrential rains.
Liberians Mourn Sheikh Kafumba Konneh’s Death
Sheikh Kafumba Konneh, a leading Muslim cleric, died late Monday, July 20 at his home in Topoe Village, Montserrado, following a period of illness. He was 71 years old.