The office of Vice President Jewel Howard Taylor has dedicated the Armah Sekou Toure Health Center in Jorwah, Panta District. Named after the former President of the Republic of Guinea, the Armah Sekou Toure Health Center was constructed during the administration of former Liberia’s President William Richard Tolbert more than forty years ago. The Amah Sekou Toure Heath Center located

The Community Health Services Director of Margibi County, James Varney has clarified recent information he revealed to the public about the number of maternal and child deaths that have occurred in the County. Mr. Varney in his clarification said there is an increase in neonatal death in Margibi County and not maternal death as it was released and published. Neonatal

Several miles away from Liberia’s capital city Monrovia, is a hugely blessed district in Compound Number 4 in Grand Bassa County with adequate land space but widely considered as an empty district which lacks the basic needs as a political subdivision of the Country in terms of adequate healthcare delivery, roads network and educational facility. Amid several request to political

The Phebe Eye Clinic and Vision Center has formally been launched and dedicated to the public on the Phebe Hospital compound in Suakoko District, Bong County. The center was renovated by Sightsavers and Onesight, two international eye health institutions. Officially launching the project Thursday, November 22, 2018 at an elaborate program, the proxy for Liberia’s Health Minister and Deputy Minister

The Chief of Medical Director of the Phebe hospital in Suakoko Bong County, Dr. Jefferson Sibley says the hospital is at the verge of collapse due to the lack of sufficient budgetary support to run the hospital. Speaking in an interview The Monrovia Times on the compound of the hospital, Dr. Sibley said at the current moment the hospital is

Monrovia- Several medical practitioners mainly Neurosurgeons, Nurses, and Technicians from the Korle-Bu Neuroscience Foundation (KBNF) have arrived in the country to carry out a three-week surgical operation with complicated cases in Liberia. The team is expected to provide care and treatment including operation to more than 1,000 children, elderly among others. The operation will kick off at the Jackson F.

In an effort to achieving the objectives of the pro-poor agenda for development and prosperity, residents of Mafelah’s Town in Bong County are calling on the government of Liberia through the Ministry of Public Works and the WASH sector through their local authorities to help provide safe drinking water for them in the area. Mafelah’s Town is located in Suakoko