Author: FPA Staff Reporter

MONROVIA CENTRAL PRISON — In 2019 Jerry Zeah left his home in Buchanan, Grand Bassa County, with hopes of greener pastures here in the nation’s capital. But his dreams were dashed soon after he arrived when Zeah’s employer accused him of robbing a liquor store on Old Road and conspiring with others to steal $LD1.5 million. Police charged and arrested Zeah. Because he couldn’t pay a bond he was sent to Monrovia Central Prison, commonly known as “South Beach”.

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MONROVIA – The Chairperson of the Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA), Madam Edwina Crump Zackpah, has announced the government’s plan to launch the Liberia Digital Transformation Project at the LTA. This initiative, a collaboration between the LTA and the government, aims to design and implement various programs in the telecommunications sector of Liberia.

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MONROVIA – Liberia Football Association (LFA) Vice President Saye-Taayor Adolphus Dolo emphasizes the importance of respecting the chain of command among coaches. Dolo believes that football, like any other profession, operates within a hierarchical structure where decision-making authority rests with those at the top.

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Louisiana, Montserrado County – Liberia’s water production system, the White Plains Water Treatment Plant (WTP), situated in Louisiana, Montserrado County has received a major boost intended to make its operations effective and service delivery efficient as the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation, (LWSC) carries out its statutory mandate of supplying safe and affordable pipe borne water to the populace of Liberia.

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Monrovia – The Unity Party Alliance, also known as the Rescue Mission, issued a press statement today highlighting the significance of the upcoming October 10, 2023 Legislative and Presidential elections. The Alliance emphasized the importance of transparency and credibility in the electoral process, calling on all Liberians and, particularly, opposition political parties to prioritize these values.

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