Not everything is bad, too many good things are happening! Sometimes, we forget important happening that can help us through tough situations. But when we get a different perspective, it can make all the difference in how we react to a situation.
Since the clash bloody clash between campus-based Student Unification Party (SUP) and group loyal to Montserrado County Electoral District #8 Representative, Moses Acarous Gray, the Montserrado County lawmaker has been blamed and heavily condemned by people from both from the opposition and the ruling class.
Citizens of Lofa County have bestowed upon Mayor Jefferson Tamba Koijee the county’s top-notch accolade for his level of heroism both at the county and national levels.
Former Indian Honorary Consul of Liberia and Businessman, Upjit Sing Sacheva, commonly known Jeety, has recalled his nationality as Liberian by heart and Indian by passport.
President George Manneh Weah has mandated all appointed officials of the government aspiring to contest elective positions in the impending October 10, 2023, Presidential and Legislative Elections to resign on or before April 7, 2023.
Gospel Music Minister and Song Writer, Paul Kennie Harding has received the Glory of the Latter Gospel Music Award alongside other Gospel Music Ministers. The multi award winning minister received the “Best Worship Song of the Year 2023” for his song, “Greatest”. The award was organized by the Born to Praise Music Ministry USA.
In an effort to promptly address the many challenges confronting people living with disabilities across the country, the Government of Liberia (GoL), through the National Commission on Disabilities (NCD), has begun the distribution of motorbikes to various counties' coordinators.
The Culture Ambassador and Traditional Queen of Liberia, Ambassador Juli Endee, has received the internationally prestigious Emerald Global Peace and Humanitarian Award along side Super stars from Hollywood, New York, Georgia, Africa, Canada and other countries at the 5th Annual American Emerald Awards in Philadelphia, USA.
Wilmot F. Smith, Jr., former Deputy Director-General for Information Coordination at the Liberia Institute of Statistics & Geo-Information Services (LISGIS), has won the first battle in a legal dispute with Spoon Network and its chief executive officer Stanton Witherspoon in a hearing of the disposition of law issues.
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