Sinoe County News Today

President Joseph Boakai has been facing backlash after his administration disclosed the acquisition of 285 earthmoving machines.

President Joseph Boakai continues to face criticism following announcement that his government has procured 285 earth moving equipment here.

The Elections Coordinating Committee of Liberia has advanced five-count recommendations aimed at curbing hate speech and electoral violence in order to conduct free, fair and transparent elections come October. 

Butaw District, Sinoe County - Golden Veroleum Liberia acknowledges a go-slow action staged by workers in Grand Kru County, as reported in the New Dawn’s article of 21 February, and is pleased to report that the issue has been resolved and workers involved have resumed work.

Two suspended managers of the Port of Buchanan in Grand Bassa County have conceded to diverting port funds totaling over US$300,000.00 to a private account.

Details emerging from the Sunday, January 7, 2024, meeting between President-elect, Joseph N. Boakai and Deputy House Speaker Cllr. Fonati Koffa revealed Amb. Boakai’s failed attempt to arm-twist Koffa to back off the Speakership race, just days before newly elected and retained lawmakers can go to the polls, the New Dawn has gathered.

A New Dawn investigation has discovered that the assertion made by Senator Augustine Chea of Sinoe County indicating that the United States Government’s visa restriction imposed on Margibi County Senator J. Emmanuel Nuquay was because he provided land for Jeety Rubber Factory is misleading.

Citizens of Numonpo District, including chiefs, elders, traditional council, women and youth groups have petitioned one of their kinsmen, Thomas Romeo Quioh,...

Supporters of defeated Sinoe County Senatorial and Representative Candidates J. Milton Teahjay and Attorney Maxwell Grigsby have endorsed the reelection bid of President George Weah above Unity Party Standard Bearer, Joseph Nyumah Boakai ahead of the November 14th runoff election.

Inks have hardly dried on reports about the endorsement of former ruling Unity Party candidate Joseph Boakai by Sinoe County’s defeated senator J. Milton Teahjay then reactions begun popping that his action runs contrary to the wishes of people in Sinoe County.