Ahead of the celebration of the festive season (Christmas) the Inspector General of the Liberia National Police, Patrick Toe Sudue is expected to pay a three-day visit to Margibi County. The three days visit according to the Chief Superintendent of Police in the County Sylvester Hina is meant for the Inspector General to solicit the views of citizens of Margibi

The Institute for Research and Democratic Development -IREDD in collaboration with UN Women has concluded a two days workshop on promoting women rights and access to justice in Gbarnga, Bong County. IREDD is a research and policy advocacy organization that works with grassroots organizations and partners at the local and sub-national level. IREDD partnerships are geared towards creating linkages between

The Managing Director of the National Housing Authority (NHA), Duannah Siryon, says the development of Liberia will be possible if every official of government seeks to leave a positive legacy at the institution they serve. He was speaking at the end of a nine-day workshop organized by NHA and Habitat for Humanity with support from Slum Dwellers International, Water Aid,

Scores of disadvantage Liberian Youth refer to as Zogos in Liberia has presented a petition to President Weah calling for the establishment of rehabilitation programs for them. The disadvantaged Youth who Monday stood in front of the Foreign Ministry with placards pointed out that they are prepared to contribute to nation building. Frank Freeman one of the spokesmen of the

The Police Commander of Margibi County, Sylvester Hina has outlined challenges confronting the security sector in the County that should be given more attention by authority of the County. Mr. Hina speaking recently in the 26th gate community said the security sector in Margibi is faced with numerous challenges including the lack of vehicles, police barrack, fire truck and headquarters

A US$42,000 six-classroom elementary school has been dedicated to residents of Tuankan Town, in Bong County. The project was allocated by Bong’s Sen. Henry Yallah as part of the Legislative Support Projects program. Yallah said the allotment was made in the 2016/2017 national budget for the school’s construction. Lawmakers receive annual budgetary allotments for projects of their choice to be

Madam Norris in an interview with this Paper recently in Gbarnga stated that doing so will help the County to move forward adding that development brings happiness to every citizen. According to her, even though she did not win the October 10th, 2017 election, but she remains committed to advocating for the necessary environment that residents of electoral District#3 and