Author: Jaheim T. Tumu

Paynesville – President Joseph Boakai’s list of cabinet appointees has incurred the anger of Nimba County Senator, Prince Johnson, after only one person made the cut – Cllr. Cooper W. Kruah as Minister of Justice.

Paynesville City- The scramble for jobs in the newly minted Liberian government is taking a daily turn of surprises for many of the die-hard supporters who helped President Boakai get elected.

Monrovia – Amos Tweh, returning to Liberia Petroleum Refining Company (LPRC) after being appointed as Managing Director, said he would build a team that finds solutions and establishes a clear agenda to enhance teamwork, address internal inefficiencies, and provide space for personal development through capacity-building initiatives.

Monrovia- With ideal purpose to document harmful and maltreatment of people advocating for their environment and climax, Frontline Grassroots Defenders and activists from across the 16 West African States organized a training exercise for data collectors from within the region.

Brewersville, Montserrado County- Making Our Children Safe Again Foundation (MOCSA), an institution noted for mobile clinic services, has embarked on a journey to cater to people with living with disabilities who are unable to afford healthcare services to acquire routine medical check-up to ensure that they are treated properly for some health complications.

Monrovia- Eight-year running, businessman Amin Modad and family, have routinely identified with children within the Saye Town community and its surrounding during the New Year celebration thereby providing hot meals and gifts.

Congo Town – Cassell Kouh, the former vice president for operations of the Liberia Football Association (LFA), has confirmed his intention to become the next president of the Football House, aiming to replace incumbent president Mustapha Raji, who is engulfed in alleged high-profile controversies.

The Liberia Football Association (LFA) has fined Invincible Eleven (IE) L$50,000 and banned medic Jeremiah Gayflor for four matches for unruly behavior.

Paynesville City – Ansu Keita’s tenure as the head coach of the Liberia National team has come to an end, following the decision by the Liberia Football Association (LFA) to terminate his contract without compensation for what they term as “just sporting cause.”

Monrovia – Liberia’s leading gaming company, Winners Incorporated, has identified with several orphanages, underprivileged children and the disable community in this festive season as part of its corporate social responsibility. Winners Inc. which has significantly contributed to youth empowerment and employment opportunities for Liberians, has made it habitual and a regular routine during the festive season to seek the welfare of orphans, people living with disabilities, and underprivileged children by putting smiles on their faces. For the past 13 years, the company, every year, has been distributing food and non-food items to various orphanages and underprivileged children through its Christmas…