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On Monday, November 7, 2022, a U.S. Government delegation arrived in Monrovia to learn firsthand about Liberia’s achievements in the fight against COVID-19, a U.S. Embassy release said.

In the true spirit of Christmas, the Delivering Good Health Community Services (DGHCS) has once again demonstrated the essence of the season by extending a generous hand to the less fortunate children of Liberia.

Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA) Deputy Commissioner General for Technical Services Mr. Gabriel Montgomery says the entity collected US$ 742.5M dollars last year.

Indian philanthropist and renowned businessman Mr. Upjit Singh Sachdeva was gowned on Christmas Day by jubilant residents of Cinta in Weala, Margibi County in appreciation for his continuous humanitarian works that impact their lives.

Read about the innovative measures taken by Firestone Liberia, Inc., to successfully limit the spread of Ebola in an area where they had already established an effective health care infrastructure.

The progressives are getting their acts together for 2023, as the aged-old Liberian People’s Party (LPP) elects presidential hopeful Cllr. Tiawan Saye Gongloe, as its standard bearer, to take the party to elections.

Barley a week after the United States Government sanctioned additional three top officials of the Government of Liberia for their alleged involvement in corruption, defeated Montserrado County electoral district#8 Representative Acarous Moses Gray has come in strong defense of the sanctioned officials, calling for thorough investigation.

The Silent Killers kill 7 persons per minute globally.

SciDevNet uncovers the ‘silent killer’ of food and water contamination in West Africa, as statistics show related hospital outpatient cases.

National Patriotic Party (NPP) Chairman emeritus Chief Cyril Allen has described the U.S. government’s sanctions against top Liberian officials as a basket that can't hold water.