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Liberia: Students Dropping Out of School in Rivercess Due to Lack of Teachers - Vimarsana News

Liberia: Students Dropping Out of School in Rivercess Due to Lack of Teachers

MONWEH, River Cess – Jacob Beegar sits on a rattan chair under a palaver hut in Kporkon while his friends run around the hut. He seems not happy. The 15-year-old should be in the 4th grade at the nearby Giemengbleh Public School in Kporkon Monweh Dis

Liberia: Buchanan Seaside Communities Beg for Rock Wall - Vimarsana News

Liberia: Buchanan Seaside Communities Beg for Rock Wall

BUCHANAN, Grand Bassa - Forty years ago Atlantic Street was one of this port city’s busiest streets, humming with stores and chop shops. Today it is almost deserted. The encroaching shoreline has swallowed up structures and is threatening to take out

Liberia: NPFL General on TRC "Most Notorious" List Dies; Angry Victims Say He Escaped Justice – FrontPageAfrica - Vimarsana News

Liberia: NPFL General on TRC "Most Notorious" List Dies; Angry Victims Say He Escaped Justice – FrontPageAfrica

JUAH TOWN, Grand Bassa – James Diggs broke down in tears when he heard the news of the death of Melvin Sogbandi. Sogbandi led “Strike Force Marine”, one of the deadliest divisions of Charles Taylor’s National Patriotic Front of Liberia (NPFL) during

Liberia: NPFL General on TRC "Most Notorious" List Dies; Angry Victims Say He Escaped Justice – FrontPageAfrica - Vimarsana News

Liberia: NPFL General on TRC "Most Notorious" List Dies; Angry Victims Say He Escaped Justice – FrontPageAfrica

James Diggs, who says he is a victim of Melvin Sogbandi, is angry he did not face justice.***CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story carried an image of a family member of Melvin Sogbandi. FrontPage Africa and New Narratives regret the error ***