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07/08/2025

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02/08/2025

Soldiers are dropping. Soldiers are dying. Our youths are missing let's say NO to drugs.

12/07/2025

July 12, 2025 , Buchanan, Liberia
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‎Amb. G-Othello Zordyu Inspires Future Leaders at Gbehzohn Day Care and Elementary School Graduation
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‎Amb. G-Othello Zordyu, the esteemed Director and Producer of Re-Dream TV Liberia and a recognized Media for Peace expert, took center stage today as the Guest Speaker for the 13th Graduation Ceremony and Farewell Program held at the Gbehzohn Day Care and Elementary School. Addressing a vibrant audience of parents, teachers, and students, Zordyu enthralled attendees with his thought-provoking speech centered on the theme, "Big Things Start Small."
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‎In his address, Zordyu emphasized the critical role of parents in nurturing their children's potential. “The foundation of success is laid at home, and it is the responsibility of parents to create an environment that encourages their children to dream big,” he asserted. He urged parents to remain engaged in their children's education, highlighting that consistent support can pave the way for their future achievements.
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‎Zordyu also directed his message towards educators, urging them not to waver in their efforts to shape the minds of young learners. “Teachers play a vital part in molding the character and skills of our youth. Your dedication and commitment are crucial in building good and useful citizens for our society. Never tire of your noble profession,” he said passionately.
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‎As a heartfelt gesture marking the significance of the occasion, Zordyu announced his commitment to cover the tuition fees for the dux of the graduating class for the upcoming academic year 2025/2026. This pledge not only supports the academic journey of the top student but also serves as an inspiration for all graduates to strive for excellence in their studies.
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‎At the conclusion of the ceremony, Zordyu expressed his gratitude to the administrators of Gbehzohn Day Care and Elementary School for the invitation and for their tireless efforts in shaping young minds. “It is an honor to be part of this significant milestone in the lives of these students. Together we can continue to build a brighter future for our community,” he remarked.
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‎The event was a celebration of achievement, showcasing the hard work of students, parents, and educators alike, and reinforcing the message that even the greatest journeys begin with small steps.
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10/07/2025

Grand Bassa's IP Team Touches Down in Monrovia for National Championship
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‎Monrovia, Liberia — July 10, 2025
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‎The Grand Bassa educational community is buzzing with excitement as its talented Intellectual Property (IP) team has officially arrived in the nation’s capital, Monrovia, to compete in the highly anticipated National IP Championship. Headed by the esteemed Christine Duah, the team of bright young minds departed from Buchanan this morning, ready to showcase their knowledge, skills, and creativity on a national stage.
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‎The Grand Bassa IP team, composed of a diverse group of students passionate about intellectual property rights, innovation, and creativity, aims to bring home the trophy in this prestigious competition, which gathers the brightest minds from across the country. The championship is designed to foster understanding of intellectual property issues while encouraging students to develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills in real-world contexts.
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‎Upon arrival in Monrovia, the team was met with warm cheers and encouragement from the organizer. Christian Duah, the team leader, expressed his pride in his team and their hard work leading up to the event. "We have prepared diligently for this opportunity, and I’m incredibly proud of each and every one of my teammates. We're here to learn, grow, and hopefully bring home the championship trophy," Duah stated.
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‎The competition will feature various challenges, including case studies, presentations, and debates on current IP issues, all designed to test the participants' understanding of intellectual property laws and their application in real-life scenarios. Teams from each county will also engage in collaborative projects aimed at proposing innovative solutions to enhance awareness and protection of intellectual property rights.
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‎Supporters back home in Grand Bassa are following the team’s journey closely in social media, eagerly anticipating updates and hoping for a successful outcome. This event not only highlights the talent of Grand Bassa's youth but also reinforces the importance of intellectual property as a vital aspect of creativity and innovation in today’s digital age.
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‎As the team prepares for the championship, the spirit of camaraderie and determination fills the air. "We are excited and ready to represent Grand Bassa at this national level," said one of the team members. "Victory is the goal, but the experience we'll gain is invaluable."
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‎The National IP Championship is set to take place over the weekend, and all eyes will be on Grand Bassa as they compete against other talented teams from across Liberia. Wishing Christine Duah and her team the best of luck as they strive to make their mark on this prestigious platform. Let the games begin! 🏆🏆🏆

02/07/2025

President Boakai Dedicates Mausoleum in Honor of Former President William R. Tolbert, Jr. and Officials Killed During the 1980 Coup

July 2, 2025, Monrovia, On Tuesday, July 1, 2025, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr. presided over a solemn ceremony marking the dedication of a newly constructed memorial site for late President William Richard Tolbert, Jr., along with the 13 government officials executed following the April 12, 1980 military coup.

According to an Executive Mansion released, the memorial, located at the Liberian Baptist Theological Seminary in Paynesville, has been established as a national symbol of remembrance and a commitment to justice and peace.

In his address, President Boakai underscored the significance of the occasion, stating, “This dedication is not just a ceremony; it is a national duty and an act of moral restitution. It is critical that we remember the painful chapters of our history as a means to heal and to strive for a united future.” He further expressed, “This memorial is not just for those whose lives were taken—it is a tribute to the democratic ideals for which they stood. Their memories will forever inspire our journey toward a more just, peaceful, and accountable nation.”

The event was a gathering of notable figures, including former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, former Vice President Jewel Howard Taylor, First Lady Mrs. Kartumu Y. Boakai, and members of the National Legislature, alongside government officials and representatives from various sectors.

During the ceremony, tributes were shared by the Liberia Baptist Missionary and Educational Convention, as well as from survivors and descendants of the fallen officials. The names of the 13 slain cabinet members were officially inscribed on the memorial, followed by a moment of silence in their honor. Additionally, a symbolic handover of the Flag of Liberia was performed by the Armed Forces of Liberia to the families of the deceased, complemented by a wreath-laying ceremony.

The establishment of this memorial, according to the Executive Mansion released, reflects President Boakai’s commitment to national reconciliation and the acknowledgment of Liberia’s complex history. This initiative follows a sequence of symbolic actions undertaken by the administration aimed at promoting transitional justice, including the reburials of former presidents and the formal observance of national days of remembrance. This even is many of the events planned by the president that will bring about national healing and reconciliation.

02/07/2025

Grand Bassa County Celebrates Birthdays of Two Esteemed Senators, Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence and Milton Gbehzohngar Finley

Grand Bassa County, Liberia – July 2, 2025. Today, Grand Bassa County is abuzz with celebrations as it marks the birthdays of two prominent political leaders: Senator Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence, the President Pro Tempore and a highly respected female political figure known for her dedication to the county, and Hon. Milton Gbehzohngar Finley, Chairman of the Bassa Legislative Caucus and former Foreign Minister under President Weah’s administration.

Senator Karnga-Lawrence, affectionately referred to as the "Mother of Bassaland, the Gbosaydeh" has served as the only female legislature in Grand Bassa County for several years. She is celebrated not only for her leadership but also for her commitment to the education and welfare of its citizens, including being the highest international scholarship donor in the county. Currently, she is working on the construction of the first-ever public laboratory in Grand Bassa, highlighting her commitment to improving healthcare and education opportunities.

Hon. Milton Gbehzohngar Finley, who once held the prestigious position of President Pro Tempore of the Liberian Senate under former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, continues to be a significant influence in the county. A long-time friend and neighbor of Senator Karnga-Lawrence, Finley's contributions to the political landscape of Liberia remain noteworthy, as he addresses the needs of his constituents in Grand Bassa.

As both leaders celebrate their birthdays today, the community reflects on their shared commitment to progress and development in Grand Bassa County, marking a day of joy and gratitude for their contributions to the region and the nation at large.

01/07/2025

President Boakai Nominates Justice Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

July 1, 2025, Monrovia: President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr. has nominated Associate Justice Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay to serve as the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Liberia, pending confirmation by the Liberian Senate.

According to the 1986 Constitution of Liberia, Article 54(c) grants the President the authority to appoint the Chief Justice, Associate Justices, and Judges of Subordinate Courts. Additionally, Article 72(b) mandates retirement of Justices upon reaching the age of seventy.

In his nomination letter to the Liberian Senate, President Boakai praised Justice Gbeisay as a "distinguished jurist who has exhibited exceptional integrity, legal expertise, and a dedication to upholding the rule of law and the Constitution."

President Boakai has urged the Honorable Liberian Senate to promptly review and confirm this nomination.

Should Justice Gbeisay be confirmed, his appointment will continue his legacy of service and commitment to the legal system of Liberia.

President Boakai has called on all government officials to maintain diligence, integrity, and loyalty in their service to the country.

According to the Presidential Press Secretary, Kula V. Fofana, the appointment was made on Monday, June 30, 2025.

30/06/2025

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22/06/2025

G-Othello Zordyu's *TIDES OF CHANGE* Wins Best Documentary at 2025 Liberia Film Awards

Monrovia, Liberia – June 21, 2025:
Celebrated filmmaker G-Othello Zordyu, Director of the powerful environmental documentary TIDES OF CHANGE, along with his Producer Joseph F. Doe and their team, have won **Best Documentary of the Year at the 2025 Liberia Film Awards. The prestigious event took place on Saturday evening at the Ministerial Complex in Congo Town, Monrovia bringing together the nation's top talents in cinema.

This marks Zordyu and Doe’s second consecutive win, following their 2024 success with WOMAN CHIEF, a compelling story on traditional female leadership, which Zordyu produced and Doe directed.

The Liberia Film Awards is an initiative of Dr. Clarice Kulah, founder of the Journey Home Festival, an annual event celebrating excellence in Liberian cinema. The festival continues to spotlight creative storytelling and powerful narratives that shape Liberia’s cultural identity on the global stage.

TIDES OF CHANGE was hailed by the jury for its emotional depth, cinematographic brilliance, and its timely message on climate resilience and coastal communities. The win solidifies Zordyu and Doe's status as key voices in Liberia’s growing documentary film scene.

15/06/2025

"SHADOW OF POWER", coming soon this weekend.
You can't miss this one. An awareness on being a Patriotic Citizen

29/05/2025

MUDDY FACES is a short fictional film produced right here in Grand Bassa County. This film was Directed by Gift K-Nyuman and Produced by Luther Marfalleh. It creates awareness in Sanitation and Hygiene.
It was nominated in 3 categories for the upcoming Liberia Film Awards
1. BEST SHORT FILM (*415*2098)
2. BEST NEW ACTRESS OF THE YEAR Prezetta Toe, alias@Christine Davis ( #415*2033 #)
3. BEST LEAD ACTRESS, Marwu Gift K-Nyuman (*415*2023)

Each vote cost just $0.25 cents. Kindly make us to win the award. We trust and believe in you.

21/01/2025