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Monrovia, Liberia – Destiny Hands International in collaboration with Abide in the Vine Fellowship and other international and local partners, successfully hosted the Pastors Appreciation & Training Conference (PAT) in Liberia.The conference aimed to recognize and honor pastors for their unwavering dedication to ministry; while equipping them with essential training resources. The appreciation segment acknowledged pastors who have devoted their lives to serving God, offering them encouragement and motivation to continue spreading the message of Christ.As part of the training initiative, approximately 50 pastors participated in the SmartBox Computer Lab and Resources Training, receiving certificates upon completion. The program sought…
By Henry GbolumaKPEYEALLAH TOWN, Gbarpolu-A bridge construction in the isolated Guo Nwolaila of Gbarpolu County is set to end the long years’ travelling nightmares for over 30,000 inhabitants. Guo Nwolaila District is an Island District, located in Electoral District #2 and connects Gbarpolu to Bong County.The district has been isolated for many years due lack of bridge over the St. Paul River that connects the district to the rest of Gbarpolu County and Bong County. Walking by foot and motorcycles have been the only alternative to access the only government-run health facility in the area. The bridge project is funded…
By: Henry Gboluma | Grand Cape Mount CorrespondentGrand Cape Mount County, Robertsport-Wednesday, March 12, 2025- Cape Mount was noted to be the cradle of education; but that was several decades ago.That identity seems to be whipped away as recent realities point to serious fall in the County’s education system which range from inadequate teachers;1 teacher – 6 classrooms as obtaining at Todeman Public School, to limited sitting capacity as being experienced by pupils of both Tahn and Fahn Badah Public Schools respectively in 2023; where both schools had to clash over armchairs. Public Examinations results of Cape Mount had not…
By: Emmanuel Koffa| Grand Kru County CorrespondentGrand Kru County, Barclayville City-Tuesday, March 11, 2025-The local County authorities of Grand Kru County have commenced a detailed survey of the city aimed at the full laying out of its streets- marks a pivotal step in the urban development of Barclayville, which has not seen a comprehensive street plan since its establishment in 1984.The survey, which began last week, March 6, 2025 is part of a broader strategy to enhance infrastructure and improve overall living conditions in the city, as the topographical assessments and community consultations have since begun, allowing residents of Barclayville…
By: Emmanuel Koffa| Grand Kru County CorrespondentGrand Kru County, Barclayville City-Tuesday March 11, 2025-The Agriculture Department at Grand Kru Technical College has embarked on an ambitious project aimed at enhancing practical agricultural training for its students on 2.5 hectares of land allocated for said purpose; with focus on the cultivation of cassava, a staple crop in Grand Kru County.Pius Nyanford, a lecturer and the head of the Agriculture Department, spearheaded this project, underscoring its importance in providing students with hands-on experience in crop cultivation as the institution primary goal to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge that align…
MANAGORDUAH, GOLA KONNEH DISTRICT-A local farmer, Abraham Gondah aka NKor Blama has died while burning his family farm. The incident occurred today, Monday, March 10, 2025 in Mana Clan, Gola Konneh District, Grand Cape Mount County.A family member, Pa Jusu Kromah who was as part of the team that went to burn the farm said four persons went to burn the farm at 1:30pm. As part of their strategy, they split the team into two. One team was tasked to burn the upper part of the farm, while the other group took on the lower part.”When we divided ourselves, after…
By: Peter KollieLofa County, Voinjama City-Monday 10, 2025-The physically challenged community in Voinjama District has received 15 specially designed wheel chairs from the office of Representative Gizzie K. Kollince of Electoral District #4. In a heartfelt gesture of support to the community in question, the lawmaker thought it prudent to donate fifteen specially designed wheelchairs to the physically challenged community in his district with the aim of easing the mobility difficulty that often characterizes the movement of individuals who find themselves in this category. The donation aims to enhance mobility and foster independence for individuals facing physical challenges.The handover ceremony…
By: Peter KollieLofa County, Salayea District, Beyan Town-March 10, 2025-The community-driven development project in Beyan Town, designed to provide a resting place for travelers and citizens commuting through Lofa County, is set to move forward following a successful mediation session. The project, which had faced temporary setbacks due to land ownership concerns, has now been cleared to continue without further delays.Sponsored by Deputy Speaker Hon. Thomas P. Fallah, the project initially met resistance from Mr. James M. Fromayan, current Chairman of the Liberia Arms Commission and a prominent son of Lofa County. Fromayan objected to the development, claiming the land…
Montserrado County, Monrovia-March 10,2025-In a heartfelt display of support for his constituents during the current Holy month of Ramadan, Montserrado County Electoral District 4 lawmaker, Rep. Michael Thomas, has donated a generous supply of essential items to the Islamic community resident within his district. From what appeared as equally honoring and celebrating his birthday, lawmaker Thomas chose to give back to the people he serves by contributing to the ongoing observance of Ramadan.The donated items include 50 bags of rice; four cartons of cooking oil, several sacks of mineral water, and other assorted provisions; all intended to help support the local…
By: Keith Morrison| Staff WriterMonrovia, Capitol Hill –Saturday, March 8, 2025-In response to the ongoing crisis within the United Methodist Church (UMC), the Senate, through its joint committee on Internal Affairs, Defense, Security, Intelligence, and Veteran Affairs, along with the Judiciary, Claims, and Petition Committee, has commenced mediation efforts as mandated by the Senate Plenary.On today, March 7, 2025, the joint committee convened a hearing with key stakeholders, including Rev. Dr. Jerry Kullah and his delegation, the Honorable Minister of Justice, and the Liberia National Police (LNP). Due to the absence of Bishop Samuel J. Quire and his congregation, who…
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