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01/05/2024

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01/05/2024

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29/04/2024

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The Reform Film Production in collaboration with the Big Dream Media embark on its first collaborative project Beginning May 1, 2024.

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19/04/2024

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Bardawleh Community, a small community in Fanti Town, a region that ours in the south of Buchanan, Grand Bassa County, fights to preserve it's Community from sea erosion but faces more threat from the stormy sea.

This documentary calls for national concerns as the entire community may be wipe up and becomes history if nothing is done.

This documentary was produced by Roland Solomon Glay . The story was done and directed by G-Othello Zordyu . The Reform Film Production in collaboration with Big Dream Media brings the documentary to you.

You can watch the documentary on our YouTube Channel or follow us on our page Re Dream TV

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06/04/2024

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05/04/2024

Commerce Minister threatens to resign if…

Apr 5, 2024 1:25 AM

Monrovia, Liberia: The Commerce Minister says the budget allocation of US$256,000 to support Liberian businesses is a drop in the ocean and has expressed his disappointment.

Monrovia, April 5, 2024: The Minister of Commerce, Mr. Amin Modad, has vowed to resign if the government of Liberia does not provide him with the necessary support.

Addressing some critical issues relating to the Act that created Small Business Empowerment on Thursday, 4 April 2024, Modad described a government allocation of US$256,000 to support Liberian businesses as a drop in an ocean.

He said he was disappointed and shocked many lawmakers by his comment when he appeared before them on Thursday.

Modad, a former chairman of the ruling Unity Party (UP), expressed his frustration over the lack of support to push the government’s agenda, particularly in small business empowerment.

He called for the President and the Legislature to work together to effectively implement policies and programs that benefit the country’s small business sector.

Minister Modad highlighted the challenges he has faced in enacting meaningful change and improving conditions for small businesses.

He underscored the vital role that small businesses play in driving economic growth and creating employment opportunities, stressing the need for robust support and cooperation from all branches of government.

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29/03/2024

Reform Film Production and BIG DREAM MEDIA collabo

29/03/2024

The BIG DREAM MEDIA & Reform Film Production seek Executive Producer (s) for it's up coming 2 in 1 International film Projects. Kindly Contact us for business

15/03/2024

Today, our CEO Roland Solomon Glay celebrates his birthday.
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06/03/2024

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02/03/2024

MFDP Press Release

For Immediate Release
March 1, 2024

GoL, AFDB sign US$40 Million Loan for Mano River Road Development and Transport Facilitation project

The Government of Liberia and the African Development Bank have signed a $40 million loan agreement for the Mano River Road Development Transport Facilitation Phase 1 project. The agreement aims to enhance road infrastructure and boost intra-community trade in the Mano River Union area.

The loan will support the upgrading of 48.5 km of roads in Liberia and 39 km in Sierra Leone to bitumen standard, along with feasibility studies for an additional 97 kilometers of roads in Liberia.

Finance and Development Planning Minister Hon. Boima S. Kamara., who signed on behalf of the Government of Liberia thanked the Bank for the level of support to road infrastructure and other areas of development.

“Today we are signing a loan support from the African Development Bank through the African Development Bank fund to support financing the fourth phase of the road development and Transport Facilitation Program for Sierra and Liberia.”

It can be recalled that the Bank signed the Road Development and Transport Facilitation program in 2012 under a special initiative to boost the cost-conflict recovery of the Mano River Union area by improving road infrastructure and promoting intra-community trade.

Minister Kamara said, the approval of the loan by the Bank covers an ADF grant worth US$40 million for Sierra Leone and a US$24 million for Liberia, adding that Liberia will also receive an additional US$16 million loan from the Transitional Support Facility (TSF) pillars 1.

For his part, the African Development Bank, the Country Manager to Liberia, Mr. Benedict Sorie Kanu underscored the timeliness, relevance and value-added of the program as it builds on the ongoing phases that is aimed at boosting regional integration and trade in the Mano River Union.

He explained that the project also includes rehabilitating cross-border infrastructure, developing socio-economic facilities, and supporting women and youth associations to promote private enterprise.

He said also that the program is expected to create over 2000 jobs during the construction phase, with a focus on empowering 30 percent women and improving regional integration and trade.

Moreover, he added that the program is intended to help improve the standard of the roads connecting Beudu to Koindu in Sierra Leone linking Liberia and Guinea and the John Davies Town to Zwedru section on the Fish Town-Zwedru axis in Liberia.

“This signing today will boost the safety and trade of the regional corridor and accessibility and quality of life for local communities’’ he added.

In a statement, the African Development Bank Country Manager for Sierra Leone Halima Hashi indicated that in addition to opening the region, the project will generate many urgently needed jobs for young men and women during the construction and maintenance phases.

Public Works Minister Hon. Roland L. Giddings, went on to explain how the program is being financed in phases of which Phase I is near completion covering Cote d'ivoire, Liberia and Guinea, while Phase II, will cover Liberia and Cote d'ivoire and phase III Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea.

Minister Giddings noted that on December 14, 2023, the board of directors of African Development Fund (ADF) through the African Development Bank Group, in the city of Abidjan, approved US$80 million to finance IV of the Mano River Union Road development and transport facilitation program (MRU/RDTFP).

Friday’s signing ceremony was attended by key officials from Liberia, the African Development Bank, and the Public Works Ministry, highlighting the significance of this development initiative.

24/02/2024

Buchanan, Grand Bassa County: Roland Solomon Glay, the CEO of Big Dream Multi Media, has achieved a significant milestone in his academic career. On Saturday, February 24, 2024, he graduated from Grand Bassa University with a degree in Sociology.

This accomplishment showcases Glay's determination and commitment to furthering his education while successfully managing a prominent multimedia company. Glay expressed his gratitude for the support he received from his family, friends, and colleagues throughout his academic journey.

As the CEO of Big Dream Multi Media, Glay has been instrumental in the company's success and growth. His academic achievement adds another layer of expertise to his already impressive professional profile.

The news of Glay's graduation has been widely celebrated, with many acknowledging the hard work and dedication he has put into balancing his professional and academic pursuits. Glay's success serves as an inspiration to others aspiring to achieve similar feats in their own careers.

Overall, Glay's graduation is a testament to his determination and serves as a reminder of the importance of continuous learning and personal development. It also highlights the value of education in enriching one's professional and personal life. Congratulations to Roland Solomon Glay on this remarkable achievement!

24/02/2024

317 Students received their degrees from the Grand Bassa University from various discipline

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Buchanan, Grand Bassa County: Buchanan was a scene full of celebration in almost all communities on Saturday, February 24, 2024. The Grand Bassa University conducted it's 7th Convocation Exercises. The graduation ceremony took place at the Executive Pavilon at the Fair Ground in Buchanan, Liberia. The event was attended by faculty, staff, the Bassa Legislative Caucus, the President Pro Tempore of the Liberia Senate, other universities presidents, delegates from America, family members, and friends of the graduating students.

The graduates received various bachelor and associate degrees, and diplomas in various fields of study, including business, education, nursing, agriculture, and engineering. The ceremony featured speeches from university officials, and guest speaker, who offered words of encouragement and advice to the graduating class.

The graduates were congratulated for their hard work, dedication, and perseverance in completing their studies. They were encouraged to use their education to make a positive impact in their communities and the world at large.

The ceremony concluded with the graduates tossing their caps in the air in celebration of their accomplishments. Family and friends gathered to take photos and celebrate with the graduates, marking the end of a significant chapter in their lives and the beginning of new opportunities and challenges. Congratulations to the Grand Bassa University Class of 2024!