Author: Alline Dunbar

According to Vanassue, she and her team patrol the beach twice every week to monitor both the presence of female sea turtles on the beach, which are listed as endangered species, and at the same time, monitoring illegal activities from locals who hunt the turtles Marshall, Margibi –  Julie Vanasscue is a professional zookeeper from Belgium but right now she volunteers and serves as the Director of the Libassa Wildlife Sanctuary in Liberia. She says the team at the sanctuary has started touring the beach for “illegal activity.”

Monrovia – Ahead of the commemoration of Armed Forces Day, February 11 this year, the Armed Forces of Liberia (AFL) is encouraging females around the country to have courage and join the military. 

Managing Director of the NTA, Harbie McCauley said NTA is going digital to promote transparency Monrovia – The National Transit Authority (NTA) has instituted new transportation measures to promote transparency and at the same upgrade the transportation needs of the citizenry. 

According to Dr. Fallah, because there have been exported cases in different countries like Japan, South Korea and Thailand, the Ministry Health along with partners have decided to do a risk profile because there is “a high possibility for the Coronavirus” to enter Liberia Monrovia – The Ministry of Health, the World Health Organization (WHO) and the US Center for Disease Control (CDC) have begun educating the Liberian public about how to prevent the spread of Coronavirus.

According to the Managing Director of the Liberia Medicine and Health Products Regulatory Authority, her entity has often and frequently transported pharmaceuticals to other countries in the sub-region including the Republic of Ghana for testing before these imported drugs are used in Liberia, something she termed as “quite expensive” for the country Monrovia – The Liberia Medicine and Health Products Regulatory Authority (LNHRA) has disclosed that the only laboratory available for the testing of the wholesomeness of medical products coming into the country is not functional.

Col. Robert W. Budy Sr., Commissioner General of the Liberia Immigration Service MONROVIA – Investigation into how the Chairman of the Council of Patriots, Henry P. Costa, obtained a ‘forged’ laisser-passez seems to be a dragnet that is leading to the rolling of some heads.

According to the Deputy Minister of Information, Eugene Fahngon, even though Mr. Costa wasn’t arrested and wasn’t aware of any charges that the government might have leveled against him, he had no rights to “runaway” Monrovia – The Government of Liberia says the Chairman of the Council of Patriots (COP), Henry Costa is now a fugitive.

Monrovia – The More for Education Coalition Partners, a conglomerate of civil society organizations, has raised serious concerns about the approved budget for the education sector for fiscal year 2019\2020. 

Love told FrontPageAfrica that her former instructor started to harass and abuse her “ever since” starting from the time he was still teaching her Monrovia – Love, 12, (Not her real name) was recently given a double promotion in her former school from grade six to eight because of how smart she was. One of her oldest brothers was the one who saved her from being repeatedly tampered with by her 25-year-old former instructor, D Servele Sando C.K.A Diamond on January 6, 2019, who is also reported to be a student of the United Methodist University.

In 2007, J Barbee Yekeson was mistaken for a criminal by UNHCR security officers who beat him mercilessly, breaking his ribs Monrovia – Emmanuel Tarnue, an advocate of J. Barbee Yekeson, who lost three of his ribs as a volunteer teacher, says that there’s a need that the United Nations High Commission for Refugees (UNHCR) revisit the case.