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04/01/2025

January 4, 2025 - "Hon. Alex Job Grant is Expected To Delivers Yellow Machines to Empower District #1 RiverCess County Residents"

Oliver Geevon - Smith

Monrovia - District #1 lawmaker Hon. Alex Job Grant has made a significant investment in the infrastructure of his district.

The provision of Yellow machines will greatly benefit the residents of RiverCess County, especially Electorial District #1, allowing for the connection of various closed roads and improved accessibility throughout the area.

Elected in the 2023 general and presidential election, Representative Grant has proven himself to be a leader with a clear vision for the progress of his constituents.

His decision to purchase the Yellow machines demonstrates his dedication to enhancing the quality of life for the people of District #1. This investment will have a lasting impact on the community, providing new opportunities for economic growth and development.

By prioritizing the improvement of infrastructure in this Electorial District #1, Hon. Alex Job Grant is not only meeting the immediate needs of his constituents but also laying the groundwork for future success and prosperity.

His thoughtful and strategic approach to governance sets him apart as a visionary leader who is truly making a difference in the lives of those he serves.

Overall, the delivery of these Yellow machines is a testament to Hon. Alex Job Grant's unwavering commitment to the progress and prosperity of District #1 RiverCess County.

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01/01/2025

In this new page of life may you experience the manifestation of God.

30/12/2024

B**g County District #7 representative fulfilled campaign promised.

By: Moses P.K. Gibson

It can be record that during the 2023 campaign honorable Foday E. Fahnbulleh promised the concern motorcyclist's of Fuamah district thirty motorbikes and was which he finally fulfilled.

According representative Fahnbulleh, it took him a significant step in fulfilling his campaign promised to the motorcyclists in order to provide over 30 pieces of bikes in an effort to support and empowered youths of district #7 Fuamah and Sanoyea by providing thirty motorbikes to help them pursue opportunities for entrepreneurship and mobility on a free basic level.

The initiative is designed not only to aid young people in their daily lives but to also promote economic growth within the district by equipping them with those motorbikes, something he said to encourage independence and foster a spirit of innovation among the youths.

28/12/2024

B**g County District #7 Lawmaker Identify with cross section of Women.

A group of women, under the banner "Handii United Women Organization," honored Representative Foday E. Fahnbulleh for his outstanding as lawmakers of the district.

The event which was held in Handii on the 28th of December, brought together cross sections of women's from various parts of the district.

Hon. Fahnbulleh, acknowledge his tireless efforts towards empowering women and his commitment to gender balance in leadership.

The Handii United Women Organization is a grassroots women’s group which focused on uniting women, advocating for their rights, and promoting initiatives that uplift them on a larger scale. Their activities include village savings and other community-centered projects.

During the occasion, Rep. Foday made a generous contribution of two hundred and fifty thousand Liberian Dollars (250,000 LD).

The contribution marks his initial support to the group, promising his continued assistance to help the organization achieve its goals.

28/12/2024

Celebration in loving memory of the late
Mr Lawrence Nimo
Sunrise: 14th June. 1974And Sunset December 16th , 2024.

28/12/2024

27/12/2024

From Margibi County:
December 27,2024
Moses P. K. Gibson
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Too much of violence & abuse of women is everywhere in this country. This so much bad & sad for women. So much calamities has inflicted upon our country.

This lady needs justice. She was assaulted by two LDEA officers while executing her duties during the Christmas celebration as a Community Watch Forum officer in Compound Lakey-Ta Township, Margibi County.

Suspects Sando Kollie and Solomon Joe are currently behind bar at the kakata police station in Margibi County undergoing investigation.

26/12/2024

Margibi County/Liberia 🇱🇷
December 26/2024
By: Moses P.K. Gibson
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A Female Community Watch Forum officer was allegedly beating by LDEA officers while executing your duties.

Nancy Wiye, a female Community Watch Forum commander who was assigned to Compound Lakey-Ta Township by the commander of police Margibi detachment was beating on by two LDEA officers while on duties during the Christmas celebration executing duties.

In an interview with her, she said continued bleeding from her left ear at the same time said since Wednesday night she received treatment when the incident occurred, no medication has been served apart from what she received.

It can be record during the cerebration over 100 security officers were seeing on the main street of Kakata to and various clubs and bars to protect and life properties during Christmas.

Those assigned officers were joined security, Liberia National Police, Kakata City Police, Community Watch Forum, including the Liberia Fire Service, in order to regulate the movement of citizens, especially the disadvantage youths who usually disturb the peace of peaceful citizen's during such event cerebration by forcinglly taking away their valuable items.

She meanwhile calling justice on actors to speak on her behalf due to the manner in which were treated by those officers and at same time seeking help for serious medical attention.

Meanwhile, the two officers are currently behind bar under going at the kakata police station under going police investigation.

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26/12/2024

Margibi County.
December 26/2024
By: Moses P.K. Gibson
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"65-Year-Old Woman Charged with Manslaughter for Allegedly Killing Husband"

A lady only identify as Julman was charged by the 13th Judicial Circuit Court in Margibi County for allegedly killing her husband during a fist fight on Sunday December 22, 2024.

The incident occurred in Gaylayla town along the Borlorla road in district #5 Margibi County when she and the late Amos Torlie joined into fist fight during a argument over alcohol when he went later on was pronounced dead by medical doctors.

The situation raised serious tensions by family of the deceased including community members by demolishing huts in the village in demand of justice but was put under control through the police intervention.

Meanwhile, the definer has been send to the kakata central prison serving her jail sentences.
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20/12/2024

Moshav Liberia to Host Daylong Beekeeping Training in Gbarnga this December 28, 2024

Josiah Pailay ✍️

Moshav Liberia is set to conduct a comprehensive daylong training session on beekeeping, scheduled for December 28, 2024, in Gbarnga.

The initiative aims to educate participants on the ecological benefits of bees, their global contributions, and the importance of beehouses in sustainable agriculture.

According to Mr. Jacob Dennis, CEO of Moshav Liberia, the training will cost participants just $10, making it accessible to a wide audience.

"Our goal is to empower bees farmers with knowledge about beekeeping, which not only supports biodiversity but also enhances food security through pollination," Dennis stated.

The training will cover a range of topics, including the ecological benefits of bees, such as their role in pollinating crops and wild plants, which is crucial for maintaining healthy ecosystems.

Participants will also learn about the global significance of bees, including their contributions to agriculture and the economy, as well as the alarming decline in bee populations worldwide.

Additionally, the training will address the construction and maintenance of beehouses, providing practical skills that participants can apply in their own communities.

It's understood that the training will inspire a new generation of beekeepers who can contribute to both local and global efforts to protect pollinators.

Moshav Liberia encourages all interested individuals, farmers, and Citizens of B**g County to register for this valuable training opportunity.

The organization believes that by investing in beekeeping education, they can help promote sustainable agricultural practices and enhance the livelihoods of local farmers.

For more information and to register for the training, please contact Moshav Liberia directly on +231775260307/+231886108854

18/12/2024

Fire Breaks Out at Capitol Building in Monrovia, Liberia

Oliver Geevon Smith

On Thursday morning, a devastating fire broke out at the Capitol building of the legislature on Capitol Hill in Monrovia, Liberia. The cause of the fire is currently unknown, and authorities are working diligently to contain the flames.

The Liberia Fire Service, LPRC fire service, and other entities are on the scene, battling the fire and ensuring the safety of those around the building including government properties. As the investigation into the fire continues, all eyes are on the Liberia National Police to determine the cause of this destructive blaze.

The Capitol building is a significant landmark in Monrovia, and the damage caused by the fire is sure to have a lasting impact on our society. Despite the chaos and destruction, emergency services are working tirelessly to extinguish the fire and prevent further damage.

The Liberia fire protection division, stand united in the face of this disaster, coming together to support one another and aid in the recovery efforts. As the situation unfolds, more information will be revealed about the cause of the fire and the steps being taken to rebuild and restore the Capitol building.

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17/12/2024

UN Women and FeJAL Conclude Transformative Training on Gender Sensitivity for Women in Politics

Josiah Pailay
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As part of efforts to promote inclusive leadership, UN Women, in partnership with the Female Journalists Association of Liberia (FeJAL), has concluded a two-day transformative training on gender sensitivity for women in politics and public leadership.

Stage in Buchanan City, Grand Bassa County brought together aspiring and current female leaders from various sectors to enhance their understanding of gender issues and equip them with the necessary skills to navigate the political landscape.

The training, which took place from December 13-14 2024 featured a series of interactive workshops, discussions, and role-playing exercises aimed at fostering a deeper understanding of gender dynamics in leadership.

The training, which was organized by UN Women Liberia in collaboration with the Female Journalists Association of Liberia (FeJAL), brought together thirty (30) journalists and is/was intended to encourage the trainees to develop a story after the training highlighting women’s role in leadership and decision-making.

Participants engaged with experts in gender studies, political science, and communication, who provided valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities faced by women in leadership roles.

The training was designed to equip media practitioners with the knowledge and tools to challenge stereotypes, amplify women’s voices, and promote inclusive narratives that enhance public appreciation for women’s leadership.

UN Women’s Gender specialist madam Tesga Gabremeskel , stressed that such initiatives important in empowering women to take on leadership positions.

“Gender sensitivity is not just about understanding women’s issues; it’s about creating an environment where women can thrive as leaders.

At the end of the training, Madam Lisa Diasay, President of the Female Journalists Association of Liberia (FeJAL), urged participants to fully embrace the training, describing their involvement as crucial in reshaping public perceptions of women in leadership.

She also emphasized the importance of fostering a media environment that supports equitable representation in politics and public life, where women can equally influence the direction of society.

Joyfully speaking at at the end of the training, participants extended greatidue to UN women and FeJAL for organizing the knowledge exchange training .

They added that training will now enable them create awareness about Women rights and also encourage their participation into Leadership.

13/12/2024

Female Journalists Association of Liberia (FEJAL) and UN Women Conduct Training on Gender Sensitive Reporting in Buchanan City

Josiah Pailay
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Buchanan City, – The Female Journalists Association of Liberia (FEJAL), in collaboration with UN Women, is currently hosting a two-day training workshop aimed at enhancing gender-sensitive and responsive reporting among journalists.

The training, which commenced today at the K Plaza Hotel in Buchanan City, has brought together 30 journalists from seven counties across Liberia including Nimba, B**g, Gbarpolu, Bomi, Lofa Grand Geddeh and host Grand Bassa County.

The initiative seeks to equip journalists with the necessary skills and knowledge to report on gender issues more effectively, ensuring that the voices of women and marginalized groups are heard and represented in the media.

At the opening session , a representative from UN Women Mandam Tsega Gebremeskel stressed the critical role of journalists in shaping public perception and discourse around gender issues.

For her part, FEJAL's President Lisa Diasay also pointed out the significance of the training, noting that it aligns with the organization's mission to empower female journalists and promote gender equality in the media landscape in Liberia.

"This training is not just about improving reporting skills; it is about transforming the way we tell stories and ensuring that gender perspectives are integrated into our narratives," she remarked.

The training is expected to conclude tomorrow, with participants set to develop action plans for implementing gender-sensitive reporting practices in their respective media outlets.

Therefore, the collaboration between FEJAL and UN Women underscores a shared commitment to advancing gender equality and empowering women in Liberia through the media.

10/12/2024

IECD Launches Five-Day Training for Farmers on Vegetable Seed Production in Central Liberia

Josiah Pailay
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Gbarnga Liberia -The European Institute for Cooperation and Development (IECD), has commenced a vital Five-day training with special focused on vegetable seed production, attracting over 150 farmers from across B**g County.

The training, which will run from December 9 to December 13, is being held at the Gbarnga Women Center and aims to equip local farmers with essential skills for sustainable agricultural practices.

According to the organizers, the training will focus on Agroecology practices and aims to promote sustainable agricultural practices among local producers in B**g County.

Established in 1988, IECD has expanded its reach to 18 countries, promoting agricultural education and community development.

Since 2010, the organization’s mission has been officially recognized as being in the public interest, underscoring its commitment to enhancing food security and improving livelihoods through education.

The event is also rasing awareness about sustainable agricultural challenges and solutions including the sharing of inspiring testimonials from farmers participating in the training.

The training program is designed to provide farmers with comprehensive knowledge on how to produce seeds for the upcoming farming seasons, highlighting the importance of high-quality vegetable seeds rural farming.

Meanwhile, the farmers will now learn best practices in agroecological market gardening, which integrates sustainable farming techniques with market-oriented production.

“Producing quality seeds is crucial for the success for farming ares in rural Liberia” said one of the participants, Jerry Kerkulah a local farmer from lower B**g County.

“This training will help us improve our yields and ensure that we can metained our vegetables seeds for the next farming season, the district #5 vegetable farmers noted.”

The training sessions will cover various topics, including seed selection, planting techniques, pest management, and post-harvest handling.

ÍECD's trained Technician is leading the five day workshops, our observation has garther a hands-on demonstrations and practical advice tailored to the local farmers.

Just by empowering these local farmers with the knowledge and skills to produce their own seeds, Organization aims to foster resilience and self-sufficiency within the agricultural sector of Liberia.

Additional, Participants are being garther together from , Kpaai, Jorquelleh 1&2 Suakoko other are Yelllequeh amongst other areas are expected to engage in discussions and share their experiences.

The European Institute for Cooperation and Development (IECD), training in Gbarnga represents a significant step towards building a more sustainable agricultural future for B**g County and beyond.

05/12/2024

BWI shuts down classes due to unpaid tuition.

The administration of the Booker Washington Institute (BWI) last week instituted a compulsory eight-day break for students, citing financial challenges stemming from unpaid tuition fees and delays in government allotments. Despite giving students weeks to meet financial requirements for the 2024/2025 academic year, the administration says the situation has not improved.

Sources who spoke to The Liberian Investigator disclosed that the break was partly due to the school’s inability to provide meals for dormitory students, as cash flow from tuition fees and government support remains insufficient. Investigations suggest that more than half of the over 1,000 students enrolled in BWI’s regular program have yet to complete their registration due to the high cost of tuition. This prompted the administration to send students home, hoping to pressure parents and sponsors to settle outstanding fees.

The institution tuition fees, which ranged from US$123 to US$244 for day students and US$380 to US$612 for boarding students until 2020, were dramatically increased under the administration of former Principal Harris Tarnue. Current rates stand at US$245 for day students and US$600 for boarding students. This sharp increase contradicts the institution’s founding mission in 1929 to provide affordable technical education for middle-level technicians.

Before the increase, tuition fees in 2011 were significantly lowerL$11 ,000 for day students and L$35,000 for boarding students. The higher costs have made BWI accessible only to financially well-off families, excluding many ordinary Liberians who can no longer afford to enroll their children.

The increment, initially introduced to fill a 30% funding gap in the 2020 budget, has persisted despite the worsening economic crisis in Liberia. As a result, BWI has seen a sharp decline in enrollment, with many parents and self-sponsored students unable to meet the financial demands.

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28/11/2024

Nimba County Senator Prince Y. Johnson Passes Away at 75

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Nimba County Senator Prince Y. Johnson, a prominent figure in Liberian politics and a former warlord, has passed away at the age of 75.

He died at the Hope of Women Hospital in Penysivlle City, just outside the capital, Monrovia, leaving behind a complex legacy that has shaped the nation’s political landscape.

Senator Johnson, who was known for his controversial role during Liberia's civil wars in the 1990s, had been a significant player in the country’s political arena for decades.

He was a founding member of the Independent National Patriotic Front of Liberia (INPFL) and played a pivotal role in the conflict that ravaged the country, leading to his notoriety as a warlord.

Despite his tumultuous past, Johnson transitioned into a political career, serving multiple terms in the Senate and becoming a key figure in Nimba County.

His death was confirmed by family members and close associates, who expressed their grief and highlighted his contributions to Nimba County and the nation at large

Throughout his political career, Johnson was known for his charismatic leadership and his ability to connect with constituents.

22/11/2024

Montserrado County District 17 Lawmaker DJ Blue has come under serious criticism from residents of his District over his recent crossover to the majority bloc for the removal of Speaker Koffa.

Blue is accused of taking bribes and being ineffective in the delivery of his legislative duties.

IRED recent report on legislative performance indicated 'F' for representative Blue Benson.

The District 17 Lawmaker has reportedly not been fully involved in session debates and cardinal functions of a Lawmaker.

Following his crossover to the majority bloc, Blue wrote on his Facebook that he took an oath with residents of District 17 to undertake developmental projects something many people have condemned.

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12/11/2024

New Management Takes the Reins at RiverCess Broadcasting Services Incorporated, Promising a Bright Future Ahead

Oliver Geevon - Smith

In a momentous announcement, RiverCess Broadcasting Services Incorporated has ushered in a new era with the appointment of a dynamic and skilled management team.

The newly appointed leaders, led by the capable Aaron Geezay as Station Manager, bring a wealth of experience and a fresh perspective to the table. With Methuselah Gaye as program and production director, Evelyn Sayon as Chief Financial Officer, Adam Freeman as Radio
Technician, Alexander Kekeh Blamo as News Director and Rannie T Elliott completing the team with the post as RADIO Director, the stage is set for a period of innovation and growth at RBS RADIO.

As the countdown begins to their official takeover on Monday, November 17, 2024, the incoming management team is gearing up to steer the station to new heights. With a blend of expertise in various fields and a shared commitment to excellence, they are poised to build on the strong foundation laid by their predecessors.

Their dedication and vision hold the promise of a bright future for RiverCess Broadcasting Services Incorporated and its listeners.
Amidst this exciting transition, it is also important to acknowledge the commendable efforts of the outgoing Station Manager, Richard W Floh. Serving admirably as the acting manager, he successfully navigated the station through various challenges and maintained its position of strength.

His hard work and dedication have not gone unnoticed, and we extend our heartfelt thanks to him for his service. We wish him all the best in his future endeavors and express our gratitude for his contributions to RBS RADIO.

The changing of the guard at RiverCess Broadcasting Services Incorporated marks a significant milestone in the station's history. With the new management team at the helm, there is a sense of anticipation and excitement in the air as they prepare to embark on this new chapter. As they step into their roles, we offer our encouragement and support, knowing that they are well-equipped to lead RBS RADIO towards a future filled with promise and success.

In conclusion, we congratulate Aaron W Geezay, Methuselah Gaye, Evelyn Sayon, Adam W Freeman, Alexander Blamo and Rannie Eloit on their appointments and wish them every success in their new roles.

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