Kakata: In demand of the reinstatement of the “suspended/removed” Principal of the Booker T. Washington Institute Harris Fomba Tarnue, several workers of the institution through the Workers Union have threatened to stage a go-slow action on Thursday, June 13, 2019. It can be recalled that Mr. Tarnue in May of 2019 received letters from the Board of Governors signed by
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Days after the organizers of the June 7 protest refused to present their petition to the government of Liberia in front of thousands of Liberians, Liberian leader George M.Weah in his address to the nation yesterday cites opposition leaders, CSOs, Elders, Students, and others to bring their ideas to a round-table discussion. President Weah has again taken the opportunity to
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Liberia: If all goes well, Kakata City which is considered by many to be a student center will benefit from the construction of an additional public high school to ease the challenges faced by the only government high school (Lango Lippaye High School) in the City. Kakata according to the 2008 census’ report has about 33,945 inhabitants and since it
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The Plenary of the House of Representatives has mandated its committee on Post and Telecommunication to investigate authorities of the Liberia Telecommunications Authority to explain the rationale for the shutting down of the internet and all social media networks in the country during the June 7 protest. The body took the decision Tuesday, following the submission of a communication by
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The National Commission on Child Labor (NACOMA) of The Ministry of Labor will on today June 12, 2019, join other countries around the world to celebrate “World Day Against Child Labor”. June 12 every year is celebrated by member states of the International Labor Organization (ILO) as World Day Against Child Labor. The World Day Against Child Labor provides an
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