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23/09/2026

EPA Executive Director Links Climate Change to Liberia’s Peace and Security

By: Emmett S. Yarsiah Jr.

NEW YORK, United States of America — Executive Director of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Dr. Emmanuel K. Urey Yarkpawolo, says Liberia’s peace and security must be linked to efforts to address climate change, protect natural resources and improve the livelihoods of vulnerable communities.

Dr. Yarkpawolo spoke in New York during a high-level side event organized by the EPA and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) on the margins of the United Nations General Assembly.

He said climate change does not automatically cause conflict but can worsen poverty, food insecurity, displacement, inequality and competition over natural resources.

“Climate action cannot be separated from peacebuilding,” Dr. Yarkpawolo said, calling for justice, transparency, community participation and sustainable livelihoods.

Meanwhile, Hon. Jeanine M. Cooper, CEO of the Liberia Carbon Markets Authority and Presidential Envoy on Climate Action, said Liberia is working to develop its carbon market to generate revenue from protecting forests, mangroves and other natural resources.

She said the National Carbon Policy has been presented to President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, while work continues on regulations and systems to determine the value of Liberia’s natural resources.

Cooper stressed that communities should benefit from climate action and carbon-related activities.

Madam Oretha Juah-Bestman-Yates, Assistant Minister for Human Resources at the Ministry of State for Presidential Affairs, highlighted the impact of coastal erosion, saying the community where she grew up has gradually been lost to the sea.

She called for stronger coastal protection, flood control, early warning systems and support for affected communities.

“Do not wait until the ocean takes everything,” she urged.

UNDP Under-Secretary-General Haoliang Xu said Liberia contributes only a small share of global emissions but remains highly vulnerable to climate change. He noted that Liberia’s NDC 3.0 targets a 64 percent reduction in economy-wide emissions.

The discussions also focused on climate financing, natural resource protection, youth participation, and the connection between climate change, development and peace.

The event forms part of Liberia’s efforts to place climate security and peacebuilding higher on the international agenda during its 2026–2027 term on the UN Security Council.

22/09/2026

Interview with Charles Umehai, Deputy Minister for Energy at the Ministry of Mines and Energy.

21/09/2026

DEATH ANNOUNCEMENT

With profound sorrow and humble acceptance of God’s will, we announce the passing of our beloved Son, Brother, and Father, Mr. Clarence G. Boe, CKA Klass B King Buza, AKA Skin Tight Dobormah, who departed this life on September 4, 2026, at JFK Hospital, following a brief illness.

His passing has left a deep void in the hearts of his family, friends, and all who knew and loved him.

We take comfort in the cherished memories, love, and lasting impact he leaves behind.

The family kindly asks for prayers, comfort, and support during this difficult time.

FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS
Silent Wake Keeping:
September 24, 2026, at his father’s residence in Zeon Town Community, ELWA.

A short funeral service will be done at the funeral home on the 25 of September 2026 at 9:00am for those of the people who will not be able to go compound 3

Removal from Abraham Robert Funeral Home:

September 25, 2026, at 9:00 AM, for departure to Compound #3, Grand Bassa County.

For More Information contact the sister Venus Boe 0776000937
Father Rev Alexander O Boe 0775966348

This announcement was brought in by his sister Venus Boe for the family

21/09/2026

Mariama Bangura, Member of Parliament of Sierra Leone, Speaks at the Internet Governance Forum 2026 in Paynesville

16/09/2026

National Program Commemorating Identity Day

14/09/2026

Future Leaders Learn in Dust in New Totota as Citizens Question Rep. Mensah After Nine Years of Representation.

NEW TOTOTA, B**g County, Liberia — Growing concerns are being raised by residents and community members in New Totota over what they describe as persistent challenges facing students and young people in the community, particularly the lack of adequate learning facilities.

Residents say the condition under which some students are learning has become a source of frustration, with future leaders reportedly studying in environments affected by dust and inadequate educational infrastructure.

The situation has renewed public discussion about the quality of representation in the area, with citizens questioning what they describe as limited visible development after nearly nine years of representation by Representative Moima Briggs Mensah.

According to concerned residents, education should remain a major priority for any elected representative, especially in communities where children and young people continue to face difficult conditions while pursuing their education.

“Future leaders should not be learning in dust after years of representation,” some residents said, calling for greater attention to schools, classrooms, learning materials, and other basic educational needs.

Citizens are therefore urging Rep. Mensah and relevant authorities to provide clear information on the interventions made in New Totota and surrounding communities over the past nine years, particularly in the areas of education, youth development, infrastructure, and community services.

The concerns are also being framed as part of a broader call for accountability and performance-based leadership ahead of future elections. Residents say political representation should be measured not only by promises and public appearances but also by tangible improvements in the lives of constituents.

Community members are calling for urgent action to improve the learning environment and ensure that students have access to safe and decent facilities.

As Liberia continues to emphasize education and youth empowerment as essential to national development, citizens say communities such as New Totota deserve investments that can give young people the opportunity to learn, develop their talents, and prepare for leadership.

The question now being asked by citizens is simple: After nine years of representation, what lasting transformation can constituents point to in New Totota?
Residents say they are looking forward to answers, concrete interventions, and a renewed commitment to improving the conditions of future leaders.

13/09/2026

Team JoJo, Sen. Moye Provide Educational Supplies to Children in Zeansue

By: Emmett S. Yarsiah Jr

ZEANSUE, B**g County — Team JoJo, in partnership with B**g County Senator Hon. Prince Kermue Moye Sr., has provided school supplies to children in Zeansue Town, B**g County, ahead of the reopening of schools.

The support included school books, slippers, and other educational materials intended to help children prepare for the new school year.

The initiative is aimed at easing some of the challenges faced by parents and students as they prepare to return to school, while encouraging children to remain focused on their education.

Speaking through the initiative, Team JoJo and Senator Moye emphasized the importance of investing in children and supporting their educational needs as part of efforts to promote a better future for B**g County.

The organizers described the donation as a demonstration of leadership through action, noting that providing educational support to children can contribute to stronger communities and a more educated population.

The initiative also encouraged parents, community leaders, and other stakeholders to continue working together to support children and improve access to education across B**g County.

“Together for the People, Together for the Future,” Team JoJo and Hon. Moye said, reaffirming their commitment to supporting communities and investing in the future of B**g County.

13/09/2026

UBCAA Kuwo Ohio Chapter Provides Safe Water to Over 4,000 Residents in Totota

By: Emmett S. Yarsiah Jr.

TOTOTA, B**G COUNTY, LIBERIA — The United B**g County Association of America (UBCAA), through its Kuwo, Ohio Chapter, has turned over a newly installed borehole hand pump to residents of the Capitol Hill Community in Totota City, B**g County, in an effort to improve access to safe and reliable drinking water.

The hand pump was formally dedicated and handed over during a ceremony attended by representatives of the Totota City Mayor’s Office, District Commissioner’s Office, UBCAA leadership, community leaders, and residents.

Speaking during the ceremony, UBCAA Liberia Country Director Margaret S. Weah said the project was initiated in response to the community’s need for a dependable source of safe drinking water.

According to project documents, construction and installation of the borehole hand pump began on June 20, 2026, and was completed on July 15, 2026.

Weah explained that the project was funded by the UBCAA Kuwo, Ohio Chapter and implemented through the UBCAA Liberia Program, with Nkatou Borehole Drilling and Pump Installation contracted to carry out the work.

She said the initiative is part of UBCAA’s broader community development efforts aimed at addressing basic needs and improving the living conditions of communities across B**g County.

Country Director Weah also urged residents of Capitol Hill to take ownership of the facility, properly maintain the hand pump, and work together to ensure that it remains functional and serves the community for many years.

Representing UBCAA’s National Leadership, Board Member Aloysius Kienee thanked the UBCAA Liberia Program team for successfully implementing the project. He also commended the community leadership and residents for their cooperation throughout the process.

Kienee reaffirmed UBCAA’s commitment to supporting additional community-focused initiatives that can have a meaningful impact on residents across B**g County.

Representatives of the District Commissioner’s Office, Totota City Mayor’s Office, and the Capitol Hill Community expressed appreciation to the UBCAA Kuwo, Ohio Chapter and the association’s leadership for providing the facility.

They said the Capitol Hill Community is home to more than 4,000 residents and noted that the new hand pump will help reduce residents’ dependence on unsafe or unreliable sources of drinking water.

The project is being viewed by community members as an important intervention that will contribute to improved access to clean water and better public health, while demonstrating UBCAA’s continued commitment to supporting grassroots development across B**g County.

12/09/2026

Dr. Urey Yarkpawolo Foundation for Development L$ 2 million scholarships funding raising program kickoff in District #4, B**g County .

See pictures below 👇

12/09/2026

Dekaiyeiyah Foundation Supports B**g Sports Committee, Promotes Road Safety With Material Donation

By: Emmett S. Yarsiah Jt

GBARNGA, B**g County — The Dekaiyeiyah Foundation has donated training materials and a stopwatch to the B**g County Basketball Team while providing reflective jackets to motorcyclists in Gbarnga.

The donations were made on Saturday, September 12, 2026, at the David Kuyon Sports Stadium in Gbarnga, as part of the foundation’s efforts to support sports development and promote road safety in B**g County.

The training materials are expected to help the B**g County Basketball Team improve its preparations for the upcoming National County Sports Meet.

At the same time, the reflective jackets are intended to improve the visibility of motorcyclists on the streets of Gbarnga, particularly during nighttime travel.

Speaking during the presentation, Dekaiyeiyah Foundation Executive Director Lawrence Anniway said the initiative demonstrates the foundation’s commitment to supporting sports and vulnerable groups across B**g County.

Anniway, who said he has 12 years of experience as a motorcyclist, emphasized the importance of wearing reflective jackets, especially at night. He noted that improved visibility could help reduce the risk of road accidents involving motorcyclists.

According to him, the donated materials were obtained through the foundation’s efforts to lobby individuals and other well-wishers to support communities in need.

He pledged that the foundation would continue seeking assistance from individuals and communities outside B**g County to support various initiatives and vulnerable groups.

Anniway also encouraged the benefiting motorcyclists to appreciate the donation, noting that securing assistance for communities often requires significant effort.

He expressed concern over complaints from some motorcyclists about the time spent waiting for the presentation, warning that such reactions could discourage individuals and organizations from providing future assistance.

Meanwhile, representatives of the B**g County Basketball Team and the benefiting motorcyclists expressed appreciation to the Dekaiyeiyah Foundation for the support.

They promised to use the donated materials for their intended purposes and encouraged the foundation to continue supporting sports development, road safety, and people in need across B**g County.

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