Cestos River News Today

The date is September 22, 2022, which means that the rainy season is still in full force in Liberia. It’s been six days since he was popularly elected by his fellow partisans as the Standard-Bearer of the Liberian People’s Party (LPP) at the party’s national convention in Gbarnga, Bong County

With peace and stability in Cote DIvoire, refugee status for Ivorians is coming to an end. The UN High Commissioner for Refugees joined a group returning home from Liberia.

SAND BEACH – Illicit miners are threatening the existence of a famous town in River Cess County with the help of an official of the Ministry of Mines, an investigation by The DayLight has revealed.By Varney Kamara, with The DayLightGbarwor Corporativ

In early March 2022, a group of Grand Gedeh County citizens, the “Grand Gedeh County Senior Citizens Grievance Committee,” submitted a petition to the County’s superintendent, Hon. Kai Farley, requesting him to meet with them to address their concern

ITI, Rivercess County – The people of Sinoe and Rivercess Counties have reaffirmed that the 1962 Map which originally demarcated Sinoe and Grand Bassa counties be used as the main instrument to serve the basis to resolve the boundary dispute between

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As former VP Boakai provides motorized ferry to help avoid drownings in Cestos river The Cestos River, the body of water after which Rivercess County begets its name, has been a point of a hindrance for residents of the county, as crossing from one end to the other is a life-threatening predicament.  Many, in fact, had reportedly drowned in the river which they have attempted crossing via raft or canoe, and the myth associated with the misfortune of those who drowned is that witchcraft activi...

Who is Cherbo Geeplay and where was he born? I am an African who takes pride in his origins. I consider myself as a pan-Africanist, a Garveyite in that respect, and a great admirer of Edward Wilmot Blyden. I come from humble beginnings, like most of my fellow citizens. I was born in Pleebo, Liberia, where my dad worked for the Firestone Rubber Company as a teacher. Both of my parents hailed from River Gee. Most of my time growing up was lived in the southeastern part of Liberia. My origins are ...