Author: Jaheim T. Tumu

Paynesville City-Liberia’s Deputy Minister for Sports, G. Andy Quamie has criticized Liberia Football Association president, Mustapha Raji on his refusal to adhere to the burning concerns of football stakeholders.

Monrovia- Winners Incorporated Betting company, has contributed five million Liberian dollars( LRD 5,000,000) to the National County Sports Meet (NCSM) for the champions and individuals awards.

Monrovia- Winners Incorporated, Liberia’s leading Betting company, has contributed five million Liberian dollars( LRD 5,000,000) to the National County Sports Meet (NCSM) for the champions and individuals awards.

Eyewitnesses report that Speaker Koffa and his wife managed to escape the house unharmed and sought refuge at the home of former President George Weah Paynesville – The residence of Speaker Fonati Koffa, located in Rehab, is currently engulfed in flames as firefighters struggle to contain the blaze.

Monrovia – ECOWAS Resident Representative Ambassador Josephine Nkrumah said that Liberia would no longer be considered a post-conflict country but a nation that understands and is committed to its democracy, and working towards sustaining it.

Monrovia — The National Insurance Company of Liberia ( NICOL), has donated over 50 bags of rice 25kg to mosques across Montserrado county as Muslims anticipate the climax of the holy month of Ramadan.

Monrovia- Ex-Foreign Minister Olubanke King-Akerele has lambasted the opposition community of instigating hate messages, urging them to refrain from statements that have the proclivity to escalate or incite conflicts.

Monrovia – The Women’s Situation Room (WSR), has convened a stakeholders peace dialogue that brought together women in politics, the media and the security apparatus with the aim of mediating post-election peace engagement.

Monrovia- Producers, aggravators and processers of rice and cassava value chains reached a proposed agreement as they initiated a framework’s documents to finalize on the pricing and linkage these commodities.

Monrovia – A Liberian pastor based in the United States and daughter of renowned poet Bai T. Moore, Jacquelyn Moore Russell, has opened a newly constructed clinic in Ben Town, Marshall Township, Margibi County.