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MONROVIA – Johnny John’s (not his real name for security reasons) pregnant girlfriend was close to labor, so he had to intensify his daily hustle. Unemployed and the sole breadwinner for his two-person family at the time, life was an uphill climb for

Monrovia – The National County Meet group stage continued on Wednesday, December 21, 2022, at the four venues with spectacular matches in both Kickball and Football but there are teams that have protested the result.In Group B, there were two protest

Monrovia  - 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,

Monrovia - Multiple documents in the possession of FrontPage Africa have revealed the clandestine transfer of shares and depleting of a reserved forest belonging to citizens of Tartweh and Drapoh communities in lower Tartweh Chiefdom, Kpanyan Statuto

MONROVIA – Some concerned and prominent citizens of Sinoe County, particularly of the Sarpo tribe have expressed dissatisfaction over the makeup and design of the new family of Liberian dollar banknotes in the country.The group, through a communicati

SINOE COUNTY – The Inspector-General of the Ministry of Mines and Energy, Obediah Joshua Arku, has embarked on a massive inspection exercise of all Class 'C' miners who fall in the Artisanal Small Scale (ASM) sub-sector of mining minerals in Liberia.

It was a time of learning when 60 young people selected to serve as the ‘Youth Eco-brigade’ known as the “Snokri Eco-brigade” in Greenville, Sinoe County received intensive training from UNDP through the Society for the Conservation of Nature of Libe

Whistleblowers Express Fear for SafetyMONROVIA – Oliver Zayzay, the Liberian national linked to the importation of cocaine worth about US$100m to Liberia has been released from the Monrovia Central Prison, FrontPageAfrica has gathered.Zayzay was arre

The passage of the Act was preceded by a report from the Senate Committee on Judiciary, Claim and Petition, accompanied by a motion filed by Grand Bassa County Senator Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence.Monrovia -- The Plenary of the Liberian Senate has passed

MONROVIA – Human activities and natural disasters can create erosion and all sorts of harm to the environment. Just like many countries, the situation remains the same in Liberia. To curtail this, the Society for the Conservation of Nature of Liberia