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MONROVIA – Eggs, a major source of protein for the Liberian population, are now scarce and expensive. A single egg is sold at the same price as a cup of rice, and for many Liberian families, it is not worth buying an egg when they can buy a cup of ri

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MONROVIA – The Jamaica Road Community within the vicinity of the Freeport of Monrovia was recently filled with excitement when some corps of officers of the United Seamen, Port and General Workers Union of Liberia (USPOGUL) was democratically elected

MONROVIA – Residents in Montserrado County on the first day of the National Election Commission (NEC) voter registration have complained about a slow start in the registration process, something they said could discourage the voting populace.By Mae A

Monrovia, West Point & Colonel West – About three years ago, Mariama Tweh, a 45-year-old fish seller and a mother of eight children, heard the loud sound of waves when the sea hit the walls of their house during midnight. They woke up when everyt

MONROVIA -- "I am carrying the bag that has Rape written on it because, as a father of four girls, rape is a serious issue. Men that are raping our girls are insane and need to be treated as such. They should not be among good men like us because goo

MONROVIA - Eleven-year-old Tracy, the female genital mutilation (FGM) victim who was kidnapped and forcibly circumcised last September, may never be able to live in Kakata Margibi where she was tortured, as Kakata Margibi and nine other counties rema

MONROVIA - Residents of Samuel K. Doe Boulevard road witnessed the gathering of many including old, middle-aged and youth along the roadside holding placards to raise awareness for a tragic motor accident that claimed the life of a youth on the day o

MONROVIA – A representative aspirant in Bong County, Mr. Camel Samatuah, is being sought after for allegedly mercilessly whipping his 14-year-old nephew, Prince Samatuah. It is said that Prince came to live with his uncle, who resides in Worwhen Comm

Monrovia – Valentine’s Day is a day people share gifts with their loved ones, and a period where love fills the air for married couples and young and old lovers. But for Bishop George D. Harris and his wife Rev. Musu Harris of the Philadelphia Church