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MONROVIA – The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) of Liberia in collaboration with the Global Environment Facility (GEF) will on Tuesday, January 22, 2019 commence a two-day National Dialogue on environmental issues affecting the country at Farmington Hotel, Margibi County.

MONROVIA –  In the afternoon of Monday, December 10, 2018, the images of persons on a giant screen overlooking the fence of the Liberia Broadcasting System (LBS) were ‘sticky’ (breaking in motion): move…stop…move..stop..move…

MONROVIA – Michael Gebeh, Deputy Director for Administration at the Arthur and Zwannah First Autism School, has called on philanthropists and Government to help contribute to the wellbeing of autistic children and the smooth running of the institution.

Monrovia – The burial of the 15-year old girl who was reportedly raped to death in New Georgia was characterized by tears and grief.

Monrovia – The Criminal Court “A” at the Temple of Justice Monday, January 21, cleared Liberian businessman James Cooper of two count charges of menacing and criminal malevolent.

Paynesville – The man accused of allegedly harassing and intimidating some residents of Louisiana Township has reacted sharply to the allegations, claiming that his accusers are seeking attention.

Paynesville – The Mayor of the City of Paynesville Madam Pam Belcher-Taylor says residents of the city caught dumping dirt on the streets and near private homes will be arrested.

Monrovia – The government of Liberia and the Association of Liberian Construction Companies (ALCC) have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to help boost the capacity of Liberian contractors. 

Monrovia – In order to support the Press Union of Liberia led efforts of decriminalizing speech offenses in Liberia, the PUL is urging all its members, journalists, media development partners, the civil society, academics and the general public to show up at a public hearing on the proposed Abdullai Kamara Act for Freedom of the Press on Tuesday. 

Monrovia – The Committee on Rules, Order and Administration of the House of Representatives that is investigating lawmakers for allegedly bringing that august body to public disrepute has marked the investigative process with a ‘big blunder.’