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A Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) lawmaker Augustine Chea has complained of the lack of support for County Service Centers and allotments to hospitals and clinics across the counties.

Monrovia – The National Elections Commission (NEC) of Liberia has raised eyebrows as it appears to be flip-flopping on its stance regarding the detection of underage children participating in the Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) process. Just days

GEELARDRO, Sinoe County – Community members here in Tartweh and Drapoe chiefdoms are fuming over a range of what they claim are violations of Liberian laws by the country’s forest management body the Forestry Development Agency.By Eric Opa Doue with

At least 20 appointed officials have resigned from President George Manneh Weah's government to contest for elected positions this October, leaving many here to wonder if these officials are on a bluffing spree.

Golden Veroleum Liberia (GVL) Inc. Vice President for Strategy and Stakeholders Engagement has challenged graduates of the Sinoe Community College in Sinoe County, southeast Liberia, to manage themselves through entrepreneurship.

Download logo The President of the Republic, H.E. Dr. George Manneh Weah, has accepted the resignation of several Liberian government officials wanting to vie for elected positions in the ensuing October 10 polls. President Weah early March 2023, issued Executive Order #117 mandating appointed officials of the Liberian Government aspiring for elected positions in the […]

Monrovia, Liberia: 8 December 2022: Some 120 youths selected and trained to become Eco-brigades in Buchanan and Greenville have been urged to become ambassadors for their respective cities by initiating businesses that will transform the Buchanan and Greenville into clean, green cities.

President Weah Accepts Resignations from Several Government Officials

The Program Coordinator of Korjahyee Community Renewal Development Initiative (KCRDI) in electoral district#3, Sinoe County, southeast Liberia has alarmed that people of the district are fetching drinking water from creeks, which pose serious health hazards to the population.

Senate President Pro-Tempore Albert T. Chie has challenged the National Investment Commission and its partners to be economic transformers here