Concerned and United Methodists have all reasons to smile as officials of the two Churches, (Concerned United Methodist Church and the United Methodist Church) embark on ventures that are gear towards bringing them together under one umbrella. The disclosure was made by a member of the Concern United Methodist Church and former Representative of electoral district #5 in Bong County,

Bong County Service Center Coordinator Jefferson Gbanyan says the center remains committed in decentralization government’s activities and raising revenue to support the success of the Liberian government. The Government of Liberia, through the Ministry of Internal Affairs with a European Union Grant contribution, facilitated the establishment of County Service Centers in all of Liberia’s 15 Counties. Over a two-year span,

Margibi County Inspector, M. Kpakanay Gbankpala has admonished the newly inducted Commissioner of Larkay-Ta Township not to be “Mr. Know All”. Speaking at the induction ceremony of the commissioner over the weekend, Inspector Gbankpala called on Mr. George Cooper to always consult his people rather than being Mr. Know All. According to him, the Commissioner should not leave anyone out

Margibi: In an effort to give an educational opportunity to Liberian students, Margibi electoral District #3 Representative, Ellen A. Attoh Wreh has embarked on the payment of a little over one million Liberian dollars to several schools in the County. About 84 students from the St. Augustine Episcopal Mission School, the Kakata Community College, the St. Paul Lutheran High School,

Margibi: A local businesswoman and member of the Liberia Marketing Association in Lower Margibi County is encouraging President George Manneh Weah to prioritize road construction across the Country. Mrs. Martha K. Sie in an interview with newsmen in Cotton Tree over the weekend said as the president has embarked on the building of roads, she wants him to continue on

USA: As Liberians anxiously await President Weah’s state of the Nation Address, the Union of Liberian Associations in the Americas, (ULAA) is calling on the Government of Liberia to take stronger action against Rape, Child abuse and Molestation among others to enable survivals to get justice. ULAA in a press statement says in 2018, frowned on the government’s posture in

Monrovia: Liberia’s quest to deliver big on improving the wellbeing of refugees and stranded Liberian migrants spread across the globe is gaining steam- thanks to the Liberia Refugees Repatriation and Resettlement Commission (LRRRC’s) cordial work relationship with international partners which has reached new heights under the leadership of Festus R. B Logan. The commission a fortnight ago, received from the