Author: Gerald C. Koinyeneh

MONROVIA – Evelyn Natt, a prominent Liberian gospel musician and minister, understands the pain of women living with infertility; having waited herself for 15 long years before conceiving and giving birth to her first child. That’s why she boldly speaks against mockers of women living with infertility.

The lawmaker said women, as mothers, wives, sisters and daughters, play a pivotal role in the society, and when they are empowered, the society benefits. NEEDOWEIN, MARGIBI COUNTY – Representative Tibelrosa Summoh Tarponweh (District #1, Margibi County) has made a cash donation L$200,000 to the Needowein Community Women as part of effort to boost his women empowerment program within his constituency.

PAYNESVILLE – Four renowned organizations have lauded the leadership of the Paynesville City Corporation (PCC) for the tremendous development initiatives that are taking place in the nation’s most populous municipality.

MONROVIA – As part of its activities to make lesson accessible to students through different medium, the Ministry of Education has embarked on a training workshop aimed at producing 9,000 lessons for students across the country.

With the new name, the CEO, Amb. Karishma Pelham-Raad said, she and her team will take full ownership of the reality show and ensure it portrays the unique culture and positive image of Liberia. Monrovia –The CEO of the Big Brother Liberia franchise, Amb. Karishma Pelham-Raad has announced the change of the reality show name from ‘Big Brother Liberia’ to ‘Housemates Liberia’.

MONROVIA – Officials of opposition Liberty Party has reached an agreement internally to put aside their differences and work for the common goal of the party.

Monrovia – Public officials are milking the country of its resources as money channeled through the national budget ends up in their pockets, the Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia (CENTAL) latest report reveals.

VOINJAMA – Lofa County may have the fifth-highest COVID-19 infection rate and their second-highest fatality rate, but much is not being done to ensure that more people benefit from the vaccines that are rolled out, data from health authorities indicate.

Gibril Massaquoi, in jail in Finland, consults with his lawyer during his war crimes trial. He watches the Liberia hearings by videolink Leslie Lumeh/New Narratives MONROVIA, Liberia – A former member of the witness protection unit of the UN backed Special Court for Sierra Leone has told judges in the ongoing war crimes trial of Gibril Massaquoi, the former Revolutionary United Front commander, that the accused did not escape UN surveillance to cross over to Liberia in 2003.

MONROVIA – Liberia’s Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) has uncovered that the risks of money laundering in the financial sector and among the ‘Designated Non-Financial Business Professionals (DNFBPs) are high.