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File photoKOLAHUN, Lofa County – In the wake of severe economic hardship and constraints confronting vast majority of the already impoverished Liberians across the country, citizens of Kolahun District in Lofa County are said to be soliciting funds o

Monrovia – The Forestry Development Authority (FDA) has strongly reacted to the New Dawn Newspaper report in its February 9, 2022 edition in which it was alleged a group of chimpanzees came out of the forest and invaded Gbarrblain Town in Electoral D

Minister Jallah says the covid-19 testing fee being collected cannot be captured in the country’s National Budget because it is temporary.MONROVIA – The Minister of Health Dr. Wilhelmina Jallah has justified that fund being collected by the Governmen

MONROVIA – The Plenary of the Liberian Senate has mandated its Committees on Transport and Labor to investigate the unwanted prevailing situation that is brewing between the workers comprising nearing 300 persons and the Management of the Roberts Int

MONROVIA – The Plenary of the Liberian Senate has mandated its Committees on Transport and Labor to investigate the unwanted prevailing situation that is brewing between the workers comprising nearing 300 persons and the Management of the Roberts Int

MONROVIA – The incident between the Director of the Executive Protection Service (EPS), Mr. Trokon Roberts and an officer of the Crime Service Division (CSD) assigned at Zone five police station in Schefflien, Margibi County has been blamed on gross

MONROVIA -- The Liberia Economic Policy Dialogue Activity has begun a four-day training workshop for key civil society organizations in Monrovia.Funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), the training which is led by th

JUAH TOWN, Grand Bassa – James Diggs broke down in tears when he heard the news of the death of Melvin Sogbandi. Sogbandi led “Strike Force Marine”, one of the deadliest divisions of Charles Taylor’s National Patriotic Front of Liberia (NPFL) during

Minister Jallah says the covid-19 testing fee being collected cannot be captured in the country’s National Budget because it is temporary.MONROVIA – The Minister of Health Dr. Wilhelmina Jallah has justified that fund being collected by the Governmen

James Diggs, who says he is a victim of Melvin Sogbandi, is angry he did not face justice.***CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story carried an image of a family member of Melvin Sogbandi. FrontPage Africa and New Narratives regret the error ***