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Kokoyah District, Bong County – MNG Gold, the Turkish Mining Company in Kokoyah District, Bong County has concluded a one-day stakeholders meeting with residents of affected communities in Tokpa-Blee Administrative District. The meeting, according to the company’s community liaison officer, Keith Gboe, was aimed at acquainting citizens on the status of the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility. Gboe said the meeting was also intended to provide clarity on issues pertaining to the company’s Kokoyah Concession Operations and the Memorandum of Understanding. Gboe said although the concessionaire makes an annual payment to the government as Social Development Fund, adding that the concessionaire…
Suakoko, Bong County – As part of efforts to providing safe drinking for Liberians, Club Kwatekeh of Kentucky in the United States of America, has dedicated a hand pump to residents of the Suakoko Leprosy Rehabilitation Center in Bong County.
Monrovia – Liberia’s Ministry of Health and Social Welfare has said travelers arriving into the country will be tested regardless of their Covid-19 status as part of its new protocol amid the emergence of Omicron variant.
ZORZOR DISTRICT, Lofa County – Traditional Zoes in Lofa County who had protested against the delay by the Supreme Court of Liberia to decide the fate of the Lofa County senatorial seat are splitting with the umbrella organization, Traditional Leaders of Lofa County.
MONROVIA — Delegates at the Liberty Party Special National Convention have endorsed the candidacy of Mr. Alexander B. Cummings, standard bearer of the opposition Alternative National Congress, to lead the Collaborating Political Parties (CPP) ahead of the 2023 presidential elections.
KOKOYA, Bong County – Serious controversies have sparked over the disbursement of a $450,000.00 United States Dollars linking some current top and former officials of Bong County.
MONROVIA – Senator Prince Johnson has said the recent United States Embassy statement of allegations against his person as a corrupt official hugely benefiting from government funds through a pay-for-play scheme with government ministries is laughable and politically driven.
TOTOTA, Bong County – FrontPageAfrica has gathered that former Bong County Senator Henry Yallah is contemplating contesting as representative in electoral District Six in 2023.
GBARNGA – President George Manneh Weah has said the dedication of the Central Bank of Liberia’s first regional cash hub in Bong County is a way of decentralizing his government.
MONROVIA – On Monday, December 6, the Joe Biden administration released the first-ever United States Strategy on Countering Corruption, which focuses on preventing bad actors using the United States and international financial systems to hide assets and launder money.