County News

Margibi County - Half a decade and running, the Checago Bright Foundation (CBF), Inc has not stopped doing humanitarian work for Liberia and Liberians.
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Nimba County - A new airstrip has been dedicated and turned over to the Board of Directors and Management of the Liberia Airport Authority. The airstrip, which is nine hundred kilometers, was constructed by Samaritan’s Purse and Mission…
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Monrovia - The President of the Quardu Gboni University Students Association of Lofa County has vowed that his association would remain firm to their previous position against the operations of the Liberia Cocoa and Coffee Corporation…
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Buchanan, Grand Bassa County – President Ellen Johnson-Sireaf has heaped praises on Buchanan City Mayor, Julia Bono, for leading the port city to build its first modern city hall in more than 180 years.
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Kakata, Margibi - Liberians based in the United States of America are back providing free medical services to their countrymen in Montserrado, Grand Bassa and Margibi Counties. The nine man delegation, named Liberia Medical Mission, is on a…
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Cesstos City, Rivercess County - The latest move by traditional and county authorities of Rivercess County to relocate a traditional sanctuary from within Cestos City is expected to attract new infrastructure projects from private citizens…
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Ganta, Nimba County - Ganta is fast becoming Liberia’s busiest city. With over 50 stores, the  city now appears to be offering more shops than any other capital cities in the country.
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 Gbarnga, Bong County - East International Limited, the company hired to pave principal streets in Gbarnga, has commenced work, starting with the Gbarnga’s main street.
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Nimba County - Women are braving the storm to get involved in active politics and increase their position in the legislature.
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Gbarnga, Bong County -   Derrick Benson, 26, graduated from Cuttington University in Gbarnga, Bong County four years ago and was a frequent traveller on the Gbarnga-Ganta-Guinea-border route.
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