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KAKATA, Margibi County – The group, under the banner, ‘The Rev. Giddings Political Action Team (GPAT)’ has brushed aside speculations that their political leader, Rev. G. Emmanuel Giddings is no longer contesting the senatorial seat of Margibi County

Liberia’s premier airport, the Roberts International Airport (RIA) in Margibi County, once pride in the sub-region (Roberts Flight Region) during the country’s pre-war era is currently running on life support, as flights continue to close their routes here.

The executive director of People Actions Network or PAN Rufus Neufville has pledged to give 150,000 Liberian dollars to students earning high marks

MONROVIA – The National Elections Commission (NEC) has announced that it has commenced the final process of deduplication and adjudication of voters’ information collected from the 2,080 voter registration centers across Liberia through its Central M

MONROVIA – A stalwart of President George Manneh Weah’s ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC), has openly pledged his support for the candidacy of Mr. Torbor Tee Wonokay.  Wonokay, who has announced that he’s going to vie for the Montserr

MONROVIA – Margibi County Senator Emmanuel Nuquay has expressed concern over the high number of ghettos in the capital of the county, Kakata. According to him, there are 36 existing ghettos in the city, and they are negatively impacting the youth pop

Bong County became the first County to elect a nine-member County Council to decide on development projects funded under the County and Social Development Fund (CSDF) in the County’s 13 electoral districts.The County Council, which was validated on M

Bong County Senator and Chair of the Senate Committee on Education Prince Moye has ordered the Minister of Education Prof. D. Ansu Sonii and his team to place ...

Monrovia – ActionAid Liberia (AAL), in partnership with Youth Alive Liberia (YAL), Liberian Women Empowerment Network (LIWEN) is launching a two-year project funded by the European Union titled ‘Strengthening the Resilience of Key Population and Huma

Bong County became the first County to elect a nine-member County Council to decide on development projects funded under the County and Social Development Fund (CSDF) in the County’s 13 electoral districts.