J. H. Webster Clayeh

Monrovia – Festus Logan, the Executive Director of the Liberia Repatriation Rehabilitation and Reintegration Commission (LRRRC), has promised to work along with the Liberia Returnee Network to identify with the condition of over 600…

Monrovia – Liberia Agency for Community Empowerment (LACE) has rejected a check of US$15,000 from Montserrado County Senator Abraham Darius Dillon for the construction of a public library in the County.

Officials from the Ministry of Agriculture and Delegates of the Japan International Cooperation Agency posed for Picture after the event Monrovia – The Ministry of Agriculture and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has…

Monrovia – The City Mayor of Monrovia Jefferson Koijee has presented the key of the City of Monrovia to Mr. Val Thompson, president of Houston International Trade Development Council and his delegation as a means of strengthening ties…

Zota District, Bong County – Emmanuel T. Marshall, the Executive Director of the Liberia Returnee Network (LRN) has assured returnees from refugee camps in Guinea that are residing at the Global Village in Zota District, Bong County…

Inhabitants of the Global Village, a Place in Zota District, Bong County that is Hosting over 600 Returnees from the Refugee Camps in Guinea Zota District, Bong County – Liberian returnees from refugee camps in neighboring Guinea have…

The children from age five to 18 were enlightened on the danger of rape and how to report individuals that will try to temper with them Paynesville – As part of efforts to reduce rape cases in the country especially among kids, the…

Monrovia – The Acting Minister of the Ministry of Public Works Madam Ruth Coker Collins says the Lofa Road is in readiness for the visit of President George Weah.

Monrovia – It is almost two decades since the end of Liberia civil war that caused many to flee into refugees’ camps. Consistently, they are finding it difficult with citizens of those countries to recognize them as compatriots. …

Monrovia – The Women Coalition for County Development (WCCD) and the Center for Media Studies and Peace-building (CEMESP) have petitioned the Legislature to take concrete steps in reducing poverty among Liberian women and girls.