Author: Moses M. Tokpah

Moses M. Tokpah is a Liberian Journalist with over 8-Years of Working Experience. (6-Years in Print Media Reporting and 7-Years in Electronic Media Reporting) Currently he is a Senior Reporter and Talk Show Host (Program Presenter) at Radio Margibi and has served in several Electronic Media positions. Moses Joined The Monrovia Times in 2015 where he serve as our Margibi County Correspondent

The Liberian Association of Canada (LAC) Has received $95,000 To Establish Youth Programs In Five Cities.

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According to a press release which is in the possession of Monrovia Times dated September 16, 2021, the amount is a Civil Remedies Grant awarded to the Association by the Ministry of Attorney General (Ontario) to support a youth program called “RESILIENCE”. The release said the program will provide culturally relevant mentorship, education, information literacy […]

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St. Augustine Episcopal Mission School’s Students Vowed To Win L$200,000, Optimistic Of 100% Pass In WASSCE Exams

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Students of the St. Augustine Episcopal Mission School in Kakata City, Margibi County have vowed to win two hundred thousand Liberian dollars (L$200,000) promised them by the Country Director of Search for Common Ground/Talking Drum Studio. Mr. Joseph Sankaituah on his official Facebook page on Thursday, September 9, 2021, challenged the students that if they […]

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MOH To Launch J&J Vaccine In Margibi On September 7th

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The Ministry of Health (MOH) through the Margibi County Health Team (MCHT) has disclosed plans of launching the Johnson and Johnson (J&J) vaccines in Margibi County. The advocacy, social mobilization, and community engagement coordinator of the Ministry of Health Risk Communication Pillar, Wilson T. Gaye said the vaccine will be launched on Tuesday, September 7, […]

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“I Am Not Going To Be In The Office” Agriculture Minister – Designate Recounts

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Liberia’s Agriculture Minister-designate, Ms. Jeanine M. Cooper has recounted that when she’s confirmed by the Liberian Senate she will not be an office Minister. Ms. Cooper speaking to newsmen in Kakata over the weekend said she will be the first female Agriculture Minister that will be seen going to work in jeans. “I am here […]

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