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Liberia: US$6 Million Petroleum Storage Terminal Construction Insight At Port Of Harper Liberia: US$6 Million Petroleum Storage Terminal Construction Insight At Port Of Harper Share HARPER, Maryland County — President George Manneh Weah has broken ground for the construction of a petroleum storage terminal facility (PST) as he commissioned the Harper Port refurbishment project on Thursday. The PST is expected to be constructed within a period of two years at an estimated cost of US$6 million....

Liberia: Citizens of Gbi-Doru Petition President Weah for County Status over ‘Decades of Neglect’ Liberia: Citizens of Gbi-Doru Petition President Weah for County Status over ‘Decades of Neglect’ Share In their petition to President Weah, whose mother hailed from the area during his historic visit as the first President to reach them, the citizens called on him to grant them a county status and make the Gbi the 17 th official tribe of Liberia Dorgbor Town, Gbi-Doru – Citizens of Gbi-D...

One of the several building (hut) in Fish Town, RiverGee County. President George Weah has disclosed plans to construct fifteen presidential palaces in all of the political sub-division of the country, as well as, building 200 housing units in Fish Town City, RiverGee County. President Weah, during a visit to RiverGee County recently, promises to develop RiverGee, which is one of the least developed counties in the country. According to President Weah, his desire to develop RiverGee County is i...

Alexander Poure, Representative, River Gee County District #1 Rep. Alexander Poure, a lawmaker from the opposition Collaborating Political Party, has in an unexpected move joined the ruling Coalition for Democratic Change without notice to the CPP of his resignation. The CPP lawmaker who represents the people of River Gee County District #1 switched party during President George Weah’s recent visit to Karweaken District, River Gee County on his maiden county tour. “Mr. President, before I...

Well, this is what Liberia receives for the core of people its citizens often elect as their lawmakers. In turn, the so-called legislators are delivering to the people the value for their energy wasted in time, emotion, and resources towards a fruitless cause. The legislators are triggered-happy and this dysfunction emanates from their being elected to play the roles of the “round pegs” in the “square holes”. What do I mean about this? When an architect is building a house, one of the f...

— For Violating Article 83(c) of the Constitution The Liberian Senate, with a unanimous vote and one abstention, last evening, sentenced the Chairman and Commissioners of the National Elections Commission on contempt charges, and are to be sent to the Monrovia Central Prison on Tuesday. The sentence of the Chairperson of NEC, Madam Davidetta Brown-Lansanah and her Commissioners, followed a communication by Senator Dillon to Senate plenary that the NEC is gravely violating Article 83(c), which...

Liberia: First batch of Teachers in Early Childhood Education Receive In-Service C-Certificates Liberia: First batch of Teachers in Early Childhood Education Receive In-Service C-Certificates Share Monrovia – The Ministry of Education faces numerous challenges including an inadequately trained and inequitable distribution of teachers. According to the 2017 MoE Teacher Verification and Testing Program, 40 percent of primary school teachers do not possess the minimum required knowledge of Engli...

Share MONROVIA – The Publisher of Liberia’s first independent newspaper, Mr. Kenneth Y. Best, has recounted the “costly pains and challenges” him and several of his staffs suffered and encountered for establishing a news organ and reporting critical and balance stories in keeping with their reportorial duties in the country. The Daily Observer newspaper was established in January 1981 during the brutal and cruel regime of military dictator Samuel K. Doe. Mr. Best recalled that the begin...

Liberia: LFSP Boosts Cocoa Farming in Grand Gedeh, River Gee Counties Liberia: LFSP Boosts Cocoa Farming in Grand Gedeh, River Gee Counties Share MONROVIA — The Liberian Forest Sector Project (LFSP), with support from the Government of Norway through the World Bank has boosted the hopes of about 2,000 cocoa farmers in South Eastern Liberia especially Grand Gedeh and River Gee counties by procuring 150,000 f1 hybrid cocoa seeds/beans from the Cocoa Research Institute of Ghana which arrived in ...

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