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15/07/2025

Clean, Safe, and Proud: ArcelorMittal Liberia Leads by Example in Workplace and Community Cleanliness

Rain or shine, ArcelorMittal Liberia (AML) environmental champions rise to the occasion!
Today, their dedicated teams in Yekepa and Buchanan took to the streets once again for the monthly Litter Parade, demonstrating that a clean environment starts with us, at work and in their communities.

"A clean and safe workplace not only protects our health but also boosts productivity, morale, and pride in where we work and live. By leading these efforts, Team ArcelorMittal Liberia reinforces our commitment to sustainability, safety, and community well-being
Bravo, Team AML, your dedication to a cleaner, greener, and safer Liberia continues to inspire" says ArcelorMittal Liberia

15/07/2025

Join us on Saturday,
Saturday , August 2nd,2025
Venue: Diallah Clinic, Tappita Health District,
Nimba Electoral District 6
Theme:

"BREAK THE SILENCE, END THE SHAME- EPILEPSY IS TREATABLE "

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14/07/2025

Logging Scam? Over 550 Logs Abandoned as Company Disappears in Fear

By: D. Abraham Cooper Sr, Grand Gedeh County Reporter

KONOBO DISTRICT, GRAND GEDEH COUNTY, July 14, 2025 – In a stunning turn of events, a logging company operating in the southeastern forests of Liberia has mysteriously vanished, abandoning over 550 harvested logs and leaving the local community in turmoil.
Tensions are running high in Boundary Town, Konobo District, following the sudden disappearance of Horizons Logging Company, just one year into a five-year agreement that had promised development, jobs, and profit-sharing for the community. The company’s exit has sparked accusations of fraud, environmental damage, and economic sabotage.
Town Chief Ophelia B. Gbayou, speaking to our reporter over the weekend, described the company’s actions as “a betrayal of community trust.” Despite assurances of major development under the terms of their Social Agreement, the only contributions Horizons Logging reportedly made were the construction of a single public toilet and the installation of one hand pump.
“They came, cut down our trees, and gave us no benefit,” Chief Gbayou lamented. “Then they quietly came back, took their machines—after we permitted them—leaving our forest destroyed and more than 550 logs lying on the ground.”

By: D. Abraham Cooper Sr, Grand Gedeh County Reporter

14/07/2025

From Liberia to Columbia University: ArcelorMittal Liberia Builds High-Impact Local Leadership for Phase II Expansion

Liberia:- As ArcelorMittal Liberia (AML) forges ahead with its transformative Phase II Expansion, the company is reinforcing its commitment to Liberian talent by investing in world-class leadership development. In a bold step toward building high-impact local leadership, four of AML’s top Liberian professionals have completed the prestigious LEAD CONNECT High Impact Leadership Program at Columbia Business School Executive Education in New York City, USA.
The program’s latest Liberian graduates are:
• Rebecca Kwabo-Buegar, Head of Human Resources and Development
• Jallah Selmah, General Manager, Mines
• Garmondyu Crusoe, General Manager, Port
• Mulbah Gbozee, Rail Maintenance Manager

Liberia:- As ArcelorMittal Liberia (AML) forges ahead with its transformative Phase II Expansion, the company is reinforcing its commitment to Liberian talent

08/07/2025

Four ArcelorMittal Liberia Leaders Graduate from Columbia Business School’s Elite Leadership Program

ArcelorMittal Liberia proudly celebrates the achievement of four of our exceptional leaders, Rebecca Kwabo-Buegar (Head of HR and Organizational Development), Jallah Selmah (General Manager, Mines), Garmondyu Crusoe (General Manager, Port), and Mulbah Gbozee (Rail Maintenance Manager) — on their successful completion of the prestigious LEAD CONNECT High Impact Leadership Program at Columbia Business School Executive Education in New York City, USA.

This milestone reflects our unwavering commitment to building a strong leadership pipeline and equipping our people with the tools to inspire teams, drive innovation, and create lasting impact.

At ArcelorMittal Liberia, our people are our greatest asset, and we are proud to continually invest in their growth and excellence.

06/07/2025

BREAKING: Ivanhoe Pressures IMCC for Sunday Concession Signing Amid US Trip – “Something’s Not Right,” Observers Warn

Monrovia, Liberia, July 6, 2025: - Liberia’s Inter Ministerial Concessions Committee (IMCC) is being rushed into a major concession agreement with Ivanhoe Liberia formerly HPX on a Sunday, a non-working day, just hours before President Joseph Boakai departs for the United States.
Sources close to the process say the timing appears unusually aggressive, with speculation about hidden conditions or diplomatic strings potentially tied to the President’s scheduled US meetings.
The CDC government did similar thing with secret signing deal with HPX and it backfired heavily.
Civil society actors, and policy insiders are sounding the alarm, calling the move suspicious and demanding full transparency before any deal is finalized. “Why the rush? Why on a Sunday? And why just before the President travels? Something doesn’t smell right,” one senior analyst told reporters.
Media outlet DN News reported that its reporter and the entire Liberian Media community was denied access to the secret signing on Sunday.
All eyes are now on the IMCC as many warn that pushing through such a high-stakes agreement under pressure and behind closed doors could undermine public trust and compromise Liberia’s long-term interests.

Monrovia, Liberia, July 6, 2025: - Liberia’s Inter-Ministerial Concessions Committee (IMCC) is being rushed into a major concession agreement with Ivanhoe

01/07/2025

ArcelorMittal Liberia Deepens Commitment to Youth Empowerment: 60 New Apprentices Begin Technical Training for National Workforce Development

Yekepa, Nimba Liberia: - Yesterday marked another major milestone in ArcelorMittal Liberia’s investment in the future of Liberia’s workforce. Sixty (60) young Liberians were officially welcomed into Batch 6 of the ArcelorMittal Liberia Training Academy (AMLTA) in Yekepa, Nimba County.

Over the next three years, these apprentices will undergo rigorous technical training in various disciplines, equipping them with the hands-on skills needed to thrive in Liberia’s growing industrial and economic sectors. This initiative is a cornerstone of our continued commitment to capacity building and job creation in our host communities and across Liberia.

Yekepa, Nimba, Liberia: Yesterday marked another major milestone in ArcelorMittal Liberia’s investment in the future of Liberia’s workforce. Sixty (60) young

01/07/2025

Boosting Regional Connectivity and Economic Growth: Sanniquellie Airstrip Set for Major Renovation

By: Marian Z. Quoi, Nimba D-9 TV Sanniquellie Reporter, Whatsapp:(( +231)0775898332

Sanniquellie, Nimba Liberia: - In a significant step toward improving regional connectivity and unlocking economic potential, the Sanniquellie Airstrip is poised for a major transformation as ground was broken on Wednesday, June 11, 2025, for a six-month runway renovation project.
The groundbreaking ceremony was led by Samaritan's Purse International Relief in collaboration with the Nimba County Administration and the Government of Liberia.
The project, fully funded by Samaritan's Purse International Relief, comes with an estimated investment of $30,000 USD and aims to restore the airstrip to a functional state capable of supporting future regional air traffic—creating new avenues for economic activity, trade, and emergency health access in northern Liberia.
Speaking at the ceremony, Madam Kou Meapeh Gono, a prominent local leader, hailed the initiative as a "timely and brilliant intervention" that will bring pride and progress to the people of Nimba County and Liberia at large. She underscored the historical significance of the airstrip and called on the people of Sanniquellie, through City Mayor Z. Zuamien Zenor and Commissioner Mary Nyan Gonlepa, to take ownership of the facility's upkeep.

By: Marian Z. Quoi, Nimba D-9 TV Sanniquellie Reporter, Whatsapp:(( +231)0775898332

01/07/2025

Leadership is a Behavior, Not a Title – ArcelorMittal Liberia ’s Selmah Shares Insight During Learning Week

Yekepa, Nimba Liberia: - Jallah Selmah, General Manager for Mines at ArcelorMittal Liberia, believes that effective leadership doesn't simply happen, it is cultivated through the development of key qualities and consistent behavior.
Selmah, who rose through the ranks from Assistant Mine Manager to his current role earlier this year, is widely respected by his team for his approachable leadership style and consistent ability to meet production targets.

Yekepa, Nimba, Liberia: Jallah Selmah, General Manager for Mines at ArcelorMittal Liberia, believes that effective leadership doesn't simply happen; it is

25/06/2025

Empowering Grassroots Leadership for Sustainable Growth: ArcelorMittal Liberia Trains Community Leaders Across Mining Regions

Nimba, B**g, and Grand Bassa Counties, Liberia – In a significant step toward promoting inclusive development and sustainable governance, the Department of Sustainability and External Relations at ArcelorMittal Liberia (AML) has successfully concluded a series of high-impact leadership and governance training workshops across key mining communities in Nimba, B**g, and Grand Bassa Counties.
The week-long training initiative was rolled out simultaneously in Yekepa, Camp 4, Zolowee, Zuluyee, and Bunadin, targeting local leaders, Town Council members, and representatives of Local Consultative Forums (LCFs). The objective was to strengthen local governance structures, enhance leadership capacity, and deepen community understanding of decentralization policies under Liberia’s Local Government Act of 2018.
In Yekepa, thirteen Camp Masters forming the Town Council participated in intensive sessions led by Sam Gotomo, a seasoned governance expert from Sunglow Enterprise. Discussions centered on key pillars of effective local governance, community leadership ethics, and the legal frameworks that guide decentralized decision-making in Liberia.

Nimba, B**g, and Grand Bassa Counties, Liberia – In a significant step toward promoting inclusive development and sustainable governance, the Department of

25/06/2025

Building Futures from the Ground Up: TIHS-Liberia Champions Early Childhood Education in Rural Liberia

By: Edmund C. Gbarwee, Nimba D-9 TV Public Health Reporter, [email protected] [email protected] +231778070604

B**g County, Liberia – June 23, 2025: - In Liberia’s most remote villages, early childhood education is not just a need, it is a lifeline. Yet, for countless children across rural communities, school remains out of reach due to overwhelming barriers: a lack of trained, government-paid teachers, crumbling infrastructure, poverty, and the absence of sustainable support.
Amid these challenges, one grassroots organization is making an extraordinary impact. Since its founding in 2018, The Institute for Human & Services Liberia Inc. (TIHS-Liberia) has become a beacon of hope in underserved regions, most notably in Gbinsyta, Boryama Clan, Lower B**g County, where it constructed a school and launched education access programs that now touch lives in B**g and Nimba Counties.
“For many children, especially girls, sponsorship is the only bridge to education,” says Mr. Papay S. Kamara, Executive Director of TIHS-Liberia. “They’re fighting more than poverty; they’re fighting tradition, inequality, and the indifference that surrounds them.”

By: Edmund C. Gbarwee, Nimba D-9 TV Public Health Reporter, [email protected] [email protected] +231778070604