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For the first time in the history of Margibi County, the county’s district#4 stands to benefit a yellow machine purchased by its Representative Emmanuel O. Yah before taking his seat at the Capitol.

Open letter to President Joseph Nyumah Boakai

The United Party chairperson in Margibi County clarifies here that decision by the UP inaugural committee to seek financial assistance for the inaugural program of President-elect, Joseph Boakai was made earlier before Ambassador Boakai halted the exercise.

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations says Quality data in the agricultural sector is vital in informing effective policymaking and accelerating efforts toward sustainable development in Liberia.

Report from Margibi County says despite an amount of US$650,000 allotted by the Government of Liberia for the inauguration of President-elect Joseph Nyumah Boakai and Vice President-elect, Jeremiah Kpang Koung on January 22, 2024, some key players and stakeholders of the incoming Unity Party, and the county administration, are seriously soliciting funds from businesses in the county for inaugural program to the dismay of many people.

The Liberian Senate has voted on the white ballot a female lawmaker, Sen. Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence, from the incoming Unity Party alliance as the new President Pro-Tempore, succeeding Grand Kru County Senator Albert T. Chie.

Following intervention from the Government of Liberia through the Civil Service Agency, the Ministries of Finance and Education and the BWI Administration, protesting teachers

Count down to the 2022 National County Meet

A New Dawn investigation has discovered that the assertion made by Senator Augustine Chea of Sinoe County indicating that the United States Government’s visa restriction imposed on Margibi County Senator J. Emmanuel Nuquay was because he provided land for Jeety Rubber Factory is misleading.

The Eminent Chairman of the All-Liberian Conference on Dual Citizenship (ALCOD), Mr. Emmanuel S. Wettee, has weighed in on the ongoing debate about diaspora Liberians now leaving their bases in the US, Europe and other places, flocking in Liberia, to seek for jobs from the incoming Administration of President-elect, former Vice-President Joseph Nyuma Boakai.