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Safe homes lack basic services

Collaborating Political Parties (CPP) standard bearer Mr. Alexander Cummings has cautioned Liberians ahead of the 2023 elections that President George Manneh Weah is a misfit and a disgrace, undeserving of a second term. 

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. 

Bomi County Senator Edwin Melvin Snowe, Jr. has written the plenary of the Liberian Senate to intervene in alleged illegal mining activities in his county

MONROVIA – The government of Liberia, through the Forestry Development Authority (FDA) and its collaborating partners, has bestowed honors upon scores of regional and traditional leaders, local government as well as judicial officials from Grand Gede

Public Works Minister apologizes to Senate

MONROVIA – Public Works Minister Mrs. Ruth Corker Collins and her team appeared before the Liberian Senate committee of a whole on Tuesday to provide updates on the ongoing road construction contracts awarded to various contractors. During the hearin

MONROVIA – As the government of Liberia sought swift ratification of the US$65 million financing agreement with the International Development Association (IDA), it faced mounting pressure from the legislature to justify the deal. Initially, the gover

Many of the early Americo-Liberian settlers to Sinoe County came from the southwestern region of Mississippi in the United States. They were sent by the Mississippi State Colonization Society to what became known as “Mississippi in Africa” during the

Excavation has begun at Prospect Hill plantation in Jefferson County, which links the lives of freed slaves to a colony in West Africa.