Author: Selma Lomax

Gbarnga, Bong County – With less than two years to the 2023 presidential elections, residents of Bong County have called on President George Weah to attempt using the remainder of his first six-year term to assuage the pains of Liberians on many fronts due to “poor governance”.

VOINJAMA, Lofa County – When the people of Lofa County go to the polls to elect a new senator on June 28, they will make a choice out of seven candidates.

Monrovia – Liberia’s Foreign Minister, Amb. Dee-Maxwell Saah Kemayah, has said the first meeting of the African States Bordering the Atlantic is of definite interest to States sharing the South Atlantic Ocean, and Liberia is happy to belong to this vast maritime area which constitutes a “living space”.

PALALA, Bong County – Two teens were sentenced Monday by the Ninth Judicial Circuit Court in Bong County for wasting acid in the eyes of a 21-year-old motorcyclist in Duta, Palala District.

MONROVIA – Mr. Daniel Titus Gbassagee, an eminent partisan to the National Executive Committee of Liberty Party, has appealed to stakeholders and residents of Rivercess County to support Bill Twehway as the next senator of the county in 2023.

Kokoyah District — The management of MNG Gold in Kokoyah District, Bong County has termed as flawed and unsubstantiated allegations made by Senator Prince Moye that the company has failed to live up to agreement signed with the Liberian government.

LOFA HIGHWAY – Hundreds of residents from Kpassagizia Town in ZorZor District demonstrated Wednesday over the mysterious death of a hunter days after he had gone missing.

Gbarnga, Bong County – The project officer of ZOA in Bong County, Moses Bailey, has said the organization’s ‘Contributing to Reconciliation through Enhanced Co-existence, Resilience and Civic Engagement and Responsibility project in Bong, Grand Kru and Sinoe Counties, has made significant impacts in the three counties, maintaining peaceful co-existence among residents as part of government’s national development agenda, the Pro-Poor Agenda for Prosperity and Development (PAPD).

MONROVIA – It was an emotional scene Friday, 27 May when the 1984 Class of the College of West Africa (CWA) in Monrovia made a donation of several valuable items to the institution.

MONROVIA – With accustomed flourish, Liberia’s most widely read newspaper, FrontPageAfrica, has again confirmed its preeminent position in the country’s newspaper industry.