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Monrovia – Formal programing marking the closing of the successfully completed EU-funded project known as “Strengthening Local Communities and the Law Enforcement Network to combat Wildlife and Forest Crime in Liberia” was held recently at Libassa Ec

Flashback: Nigerian Defenders at the Virtual Conference to Validate the Baseline Assessment Report“Oh God, my land has been forcibly taken from me! What will happen to me and my family at the moment”? A struggling man in lower Margibi County, Liberia

MONROVIA – Chiefs, elders and traditional leaders in Margibi County have overwhelmingly endorsed the full operations of the Jeety Rubber Liberia Limited Corporation in the county, with a vow toSome time ago, the National Legislature passed an Investm

Access Bank Liberia Limited has established a full-fledged branch in Kakata, Margibi County in continuation of the Banks effort aimed at leveraging banking services and the economic empowerment of... | June 28, 2022

MARGIBI COUNTY – During the peak of the Coronavirus outbreak in Liberia, Winner M. Binda, Roseline Sieh, Sieneh G. Kerkula were downsized by authorities of the Salala Rubber Company (SRC) and Golden Veroleum (Liberia) operating in Margibi and Sinoe C

MONROVIA – First Lady Clar Marie Weah has assured the less fortunate children and their caretakers at “Love A Child” Orphanage in the VOA Community of her commitment to helping build a new home for them after fire completely destroyed the building ac

MONROVIA – A performance audit on the Adequate Procurement and Distribution of Medical Suppliers/Drugs in Liberia for the fiscal years ended June 30, 2017, to June 30, 2019, tabled at the National Legislature on June 16, 2022, by the General Auditing

MONROVIA – The Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) has advanced several investigative reports to the Ministry of Justice (MOJ), calling for the prosecution of several high-profile government officials and local vendors for alleged acts of corru

MONROVIA – Authorities of the Cuttington University have bestowed an Honorary Degree of Doctor of Humane Letters (L. H. D) on Indian businessman tycoon Dr. Upjit Singh Sachdeva for his lasting impacts and immeasurable contributions to humanity and st

Monrovia – Liberians have once again shown how resilient they are, having weathered the civil war and Ebola. Though battered and bruised by COVID-19, they have stood strong, demonstrating a tremendous ability to withstand harsh times.Ramatu Shariff,