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Scientists say the heavy rains that have been hammering the Western Cape in recent weeks are ‘at least as rare as one-in-20 to one-in-100 years’.

United States Ambassador to Liberia, Michael McCarthy, urges that in this election year, Liberia’s leaders should be bold in supporting integrity institutions in the country, warning that their fate will strongly influence the fate of the nation.

The leadership of the National Union of Organizations for the Disabled (NUOD) is rallying all members of the Disabled Community to gather en mass at the ground of the Executive Mansion—official office of Liberia’s Head of State—on the 27th of June, 2

Liberia, Sierra Leone, Chand, and Togo on Tuesday signed a Regional Emergency Solar Power Intervention Project (RESPITE) valued at US311 Million with the World Bank.

Ghanaian AH Mumin has finally completed his PhD programme in Economics at the University of Glasgow, United Kingdom, after he triumphed over massive challenges.

Continuous cry by many Liberians mainly parents and community residents over proliferation of dangerous substances in the country that are killing many young people across Liberia appear to be falling on deaf ears with authorities here doing very little, if anything at all, to mitigate the problem.

The changes in circumstances may allow a change in legitimate expectations

EFFINGHAM — Effingham City Council members heard updates regarding the city’s $75,000 RISE grant during their regular meeting Tuesday and received several bids for the long-awaited reconstruction project at the

The Western Cape agricultural sector has experienced loses of between R750 million and R1 billion, provincial government officials have conservatively estimated.

The Government of Liberia and the European Union (EU) are expected to meet Thursday, 22 June for the Eleventh (11th) edition of the EU-Liberia Partnership Dialogue, formerly known as Political Dialogue.