Author: Alline Dunbar

Monrovia – In commemoration of Orange Day, UN Women and GSM Company Orange Liberia organized a program Wednesday, September 25, to sensitize young people about how they can combat sexual gender-based violence and abuse of all forms.

Monrovia – As the hike in tuition and other fees at many schools across the country seem to be a problem for many parents and guardians, the Coalition for Transparency and accountability in Education (COTAE) has made several recommendations to government to bring the situation under control.

Monrovia – The Political Leader of the Alternative National Congress (ANC), Mr. Alexander B. Cummings, has begun a flagship program in which he will speak on a variety of national issues, through a live podcast that would be aired on several online platforms and local radio stations. 

Monrovia – The Chief Investigator of the Liberia Fire Service Agency, Col. Robert Holder,  says that Librarians should desist from constructing structures in the alleyways to enable the free movement of the Liberia Fire Service in case of a fire disaster.

Monrovia – Ballot papers for the Grand Cape Mount County senatorial by-election has arrived in the country, the National Elections Commission (NEC) has disclosed.

Monrovia – Members of the Liberia National Student Union(LINSU) Monday, September 16, staged a protest in front of the Ministry of Education in Sinkor, Monrovia calling for the immediate resignation of Minister Ansu Sonii.

Monrovia – The chairman of the community watch forum of Montserrado County, Edwin Kanneh has called on the county’s leadership and the Liberia National Police to work closely with the forum.

Monrovia – The three-day National Dialogue intended to seek solutions to Liberia’s economic problems, ended Friday, September 6 in Monrovia with a National Consensus on the revival and growth of the Liberian economy.

Monrovia – The Managing Director of the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation Duannah Kamara has revealed that the World Bank has approved US$20 million support for the replacement of major water transmission lines that are faulty.

Monrovia – Wednesday’s torrential downpour could not derail the women’s plan to carry on their sit-in action. They prostrated in a straight file on the sidewalk before the Ministry of Foreign Affairs where the Office President George Weah is located demanding an end to intimidation and violence against women, especially in politics. They came under the banner ‘Women of Liberia On Women’s Peace and Security’. Their protest was one intended to draw the attention of President Weah and the nation to their disgust to the recent waves of violence and brutality meted against women without any perpetrator being brought to…