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Fire Service Chief Appeals For Budget Increment…To Construct Modern Headquarters

The Director General of the Liberia National Fire Service (LNFS), Wasuwah Barvoul, Sr. is appealing to national government for significant increment for the entity in the 2026 National Budget. The LNFS boss said the increment will pave the way for the construction of a US$ 20,407,000.000 state-of-the-art headquarters of the entity on Ashmun Street, and…

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‘Mercenary Journalism’ …Gongloe Says It Threatens Liberia’s Progress

The need for professional journalism cannot be as many people view it as a beacon of hope and a pathway to a vibrant democracy. However, some journalists disregard professionalism and truth-telling, replacing them with lies that undermine ethical standards.   In the wake of this unorthodoxy, a press freedom fighter and advocate of free speech has…

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First Lady On Strategic Mission ….Leaves For The United States

Liberia’s First Lady, Kartumu Yarta Boakai, has departed Liberia for a strategic visit to the United States of America to forge partnership for the health sector. According to a release, the mission is centered on high-level advocacy and partnership building to advance Liberia’s health sector and improve the well-being of vulnerable citizens. The First Lady’s…

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Labour Advocate Backs Hike In Foreign Work Permit Fee

George Sahr Tengbeh, Labour and Environmental Justice Advocate, commends the Minister of Labour’s bold decision to increase fees and urges the empowerment of the Bureau of Employment for effective implementation. He emphasized that the Ministry of Labour should empower the Bureau of Employment with full responsibilities to operationalize and monitor compliance. Specifically, the Bureau should…

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Ex-Solicitor General Foresees Worsening Hardship

Former Solicitor General Sayma Syrenius Cephus is predicting a worsening economic hardship in Liberia, stressing that the country is plummeting into hunger. In an open letter, Cllr. Cephus wants President Joseph Nyumah Boakai to look beyond official reports and witness the suffering firsthand by visiting communities. ​Critique of Leadership and Governance Cephus claims that Liberians…

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‘Push-Push’ Water Sales Soar Amid Economic Woes…Vendors Criticize Finance Minister

In a scathing rebuke of Minister Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan’s recent claim that pipe-borne water is widely available in Monrovia, several ‘push-push’ water vendors in the city have come forward to debunk the assertion. Push-push is a locally made wheelbarrow built like a pickup carrier that can accommodate several gallons of water. The vendors, who rely…

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“Tangible Benefits”….Boakai On Liberia, China Relations

During the occasion commemorating the 76th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China, President Joseph N. Boakai recognized the diplomatic relationship between Liberia and China, indicating that the ties have brought tangible benefits to the country. The event was also in celebration of the 80th anniversary of the victory in the Chinese…

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Maryland Public School In Ruins…Naymote Report Reveals Disparaging Learning Conditions

Naymote and Partners for Democratic Development, with funding from UNDP and the United Nations Peacebuilding Fund, report that a school in Maryland County, the Pomuken Public School, is in ruins, lacking blackboards, benches, textbooks, and having only one volunteer teacher for over 40 students, making it difficult for students to receive a proper education. ‎The…

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