Lux Radio Liberia FM 106.5

13/04/2024

Sports Update
Margibi County

Anthony G Dahn Jr

Ahead of the most anticipated National County sports meet, Margibi County Superintendent designate Madam Victoria W. Duncan held a strategic meeting with the leadership of the Margibi Sports Association, former Margibi County superintendent Jerry Varney, Moses Darmoue, and the MSA Chairman Abu Fofana.

"I'm powerless, I'm just a private citizen and can't do or act in my pending position now until I'm confirmed by the Liberian Senate, but this is a sum of 5,000 LD for water to smooth the practice as we turn around for more" she lamented.

The facility (Nancy B Doe Stadium) is incomplete as the superintendent designate took a tour of the area. She revealed that plans are underway to furnish the broken seats and other damaged parts of the field before the start of the tournament.

Margibi is set to take on Grand Bassa in the first game on Sunday, April 14, 2024 at 2:00 PM in both football and kickball categories.

Keep following for more updates regarding Margibi Bassa and Lofa counties in Group D.

13/04/2024

Latest Update from LEC

13/04/2024

We want to take this time to congratulate and appreciate our Margibi County Correspondent Amb Anthony G Dahn Jr on the occasion of his award as "Best Radio Personality" of the year from Smart National Legacy.

We here at Lux Radio are proud of you, and urge you to keep pushing your dream.

Congratulations buddy!

13/04/2024

LEC notice!!!

11/04/2024

Continuation of the launch of the Liberia Media Empowerment project. The project is co-financed by the European Union in Liberia and implemented by Internews in Liberia.

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11/04/2024

MICAT Regular Press Briefing held at the Ministry of Information Cultural Affairs and Tourism.

The Ministry will today play host to Ministers of Youth and sports Cllr. J. Cole Bangalu and Public Works Minister Hon. Roland Layfette Giddings to address issues of concern in their respective Ministries.


Reporter: Inez Reeves Soko.

11/04/2024

Internews in Liberia along with partners launches the Liberia Media Empowerment Project co- financed by the European Union in Liberia. In attendance is Information Minister, Jerolinmek Piah, EU Ambassador, Nona Deprez, among others

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10/04/2024

Continuation of MICAT special press briefing

10/04/2024

MICAT Regular Press Briefing.

10/04/2024

MICAT special press briefing

10/04/2024

The Ministry of Information, Cultural Affairs and Tourism is expected today to host CSA Director General Hon. Josiah Joekai.

Hon. Joekai will address key concerns to include;

1. The regularization of employees status through the Personnel Action Notice (PAN) completion process

2. Key actions in compliance with the Auditor General's recommendations from the 2021 Payroll Audit

3. Status of the CSA's 100-day deliverables

10/04/2024

The Ministry of Information Cultural Affairs and Tourism (MICAT) today plays host to the Civil Service Agency(CSA) Director General Josiah Joekai.

09/04/2024

Ramadan Kareem

09/04/2024

Theory: Connecting nature to education creates free flow of know and exchange....

Communication students at the University of Liberia having lecture session outside the edifice of the department.

The lecturer is former Press Union of Liberia President, Charles B. Coffey Jr.

Guess the course

09/04/2024

Prince Johnson Signs Resolution for War and Economic Crimes Court as Senate Concurs with Lower House Endorsing a Joint Resolution to Form the Court

Tuesday, April 9, 2024

MONROVIA-Liberia, The Liberian Senate on Tuesday, April 9 concurred with the House of Representatives on the establishment of a War and Economic Crimes Court.

On March 5, the House of Representatives endorsed and signed a resolution calling for the establishment of a War and Economic Crimes Court in Liberia.

The decision to support the resolution came after a meeting with the US Ambassador-at-Large for Global Criminal Justice, Beth Van Schaack, and leaders of the lower chamber of parliament.

The document was immediately forwarded to the Senate for approval.

The Senate mandated its Judiciary committee to analyze the instrument and report to plenary in two weeks.

Following the committee’s report, 24 out of 29 Senators signed the Resolution behind closed doors, and the decision was read in the Senate’s session on Tuesday by Senate’s Chief Clerk Nanborlor Singbeh.

Nimba County Senator Prince Johnson, who was not initially mentioned on the list of Senators who signed the Resolution, accused Senate Pro-Temp Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence of not soliciting his signature.

After a brief exchange between Senator Johnson and Pro-temp Lawrence, the Nimba County Senator requested the document and affixed his signature.

Senator Johnson was followed by Senators Gbehzohngar Findley, Bill Twehway, and Geevon Smith, who also signed the document in an open session, bringing the total number of signatures to 28.

Maryland County Senator James Biney was the only Senator who did not sign the Resolution.

He stated that the Resolution violates Article 66 of the Liberian constitution, which grants the Judiciary absolute authority to carry out such functions.

According to him, the court cannot be established in Liberia if the Legislature is responsible for its ex*****on. He at the same time argued that establishing the court outside Liberia would have a lesser impact.

Once established, the court will address crimes committed by individuals during the civil war that lasted from 1989 to 2003 and resulted in the loss of countless lives.

Developing….

09/04/2024

Representative Emmanuel Dahn addresses legislative reporters after Tuesday's session.

09/04/2024

The 3rd day sitting of the extraordinary session of the House of Representatives.

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09/04/2024

Representative Yekeh Kolubah walks to work

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08/04/2024

08/04/2024

Just in:
Justice in Chambers, Yussif Kabba declines to issue writ of prohibition as prayed for by Gracious Ride through its manager, Francis Blamo

08/04/2024

Marketers on Water Street call national government’s attention to pollution in the area, say the pollution is causing serious Health Hazard for them.

07/04/2024

Lux Radio News
Margibi County

By: Anthony G Dahn Jr.

Margibi, Liberia - On April 6, 2024, Honorable Ellen A Attoh-Wreh, lawmaker representing District #3 Margibi, held a one-day media retreat with journalists in Margibi at the Cyntheo Guest House in Kakata.

The purpose of the retreat was to foster better communication and collaboration between the media and the district's representative. Hon. Wreh believes that a strong relationship between the media and government officials is essential for effective governance and ensuring that the public is well-informed.

During the retreat, Hon. Wreh discussed the important role that journalists play in society and the need for accurate and unbiased reporting. She emphasized the importance of ethical journalism and urged journalists to always fact-check their information before publishing it.

The lawmaker also shared her plans and vision for the development of District #3, highlighting the progress and achievements made so far.

She encouraged the journalists to use their platform to spread awareness about the district's initiatives and to hold her accountable for her promises to the community.

The media retreat was also an opportunity for the journalists to ask questions and voice their concerns. Hon. Wreh answered their queries and assured them of her commitment to transparency and open communication.

The journalists expressed their appreciation for the retreat, stating that it was a valuable opportunity to interact with their representative and better understand the workings of the government.

They pledged to continue to report objectively and work towards promoting the development of the district.

06/04/2024

Wild storm damages over 50 homes leaving several citizens of Margibi county homeless.

Lux Radio News
Margibi County

By: Anthony G Dahn Jr

Late Saturday afternoon, Kakata City was a tragic scene when citizens observed the roof of their houses flew away angrily.
Their eyes are full with sorrow and hearts with pain as they sit sadly under the cold weather thinking how their bodies will be sheltered during the night.

As a historical day in Liberia, April 6 has again made a sorrowful history in the lives of Margibians.
The storm was heavy and strong, and resulted to de-roofing more than 50-houses including schools, churches, private and public building amongst others.

The wind victims have expressed disappointment in the disastrous situation, and noted that they have no savings for such disaster.

One of the victims, Rev. Alexander Reeves of the Assembly of God Church in Bassa Community Kakata City, is calling on National Government, District 4 Representative Emmanuel Yahr and other humanitarian organization to come to the church aid.

He mentioned that the church is currently faced with lots of challenges, which is being compounded with the tension the violent storm has caused.

He spoke with our Margibi County Correspondent, Anthony Dahn over the weekend.

06/04/2024

05/04/2024

Official Orientation program for the first intake of the Joe Worlobah Mulbah Center for Journalism and Public Relations, Department of Communication and Media Studies, University of Liberia-UL.

Venue: Conference room, Cassel building, UL Capitol Hill Campus.

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04/04/2024

NEC Liberia Chairperson, Madam Davidetta Brown Lassana speaks ahead of by- election in Nimba and Grand Gedeh counties.

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03/04/2024

The Fendall campus of the University of Liberia also provides community dwellers the space to fulfill their spotting dreams.

They come here in their dozens everyday to practice, at no cost.