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12/10/2025

DEN-L and Partners launched the International Exchange Program Gbarnga

Gbarnga, B**g County – October 11, 2025
The Development Education Network Liberia (DEN-L), in partnership with Saolta and Development Perspective, today launched the 2025 International Exchange Program in Gbarnga, B**g County.

Giving the overview of the program, DEN-L Director Peter Dolo said the program is a platform that allows development practitioners from Liberia and Ireland to share experiences, challenges, and innovative approaches to community development.

Mr. Dolo disclosed that the initiative started in 2008, and have strengthened collaboration between Liberian and Irish partners through knowledge exchange and cultural learning.

This year’s exchange program will include visits to universities across Liberia, including the University of Liberia and Cuttington University.

Speaking during the program B**g County Superintendent Madam Hawa Norris also welcome the guest from Ireland and thanked them for the partnership

The international exchange launch brought together key local leaders and stakeholders, including B**g County Superintendent Madam Hawa Norris, B**g County Police Commander Fashuie Sheriff, Gbarnga City Mayor Galla Varplaih, and other partners in development.

11/10/2025

Gbarnga Mayor Gallah Varplah Speaks on Pressing Issues in Gbarnga

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11/10/2025

B**g County Superintendent Madam Hawa Norris speaks on Super B**gese Radio 104.9 FM, addressing key development issues and ongoing projects across the county.

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10/10/2025

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Shocking reports from Zwedru City as a woman allegedly gives birth to a piglet.

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07/10/2025

LDEA Arrests 70-Year-Old Woman for Drug Trafficking in West Point

Monrovia, Liberia – The Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) has arrested a 70-year-old woman identified as Mrs. Lucy S. Morris for alleged drug trafficking in the Township of West Point.

According to the LDEA, its Special Drug Squad confiscated KUSH worth over one million Liberian dollars (L$1,000,000) during a targeted operation following a credible tip-off. The illegal substance was reportedly hidden in nine small mineral water bottles.

The suspect is currently under investigation and will be forwarded to court in line with the Amended Controlled Drugs and Substances Act of 2023.

The LDEA reaffirmed its commitment to dismantling drug networks across Liberia and warned traffickers who are now using motorcycles and tricycles (kekehs) to transport illegal substances.

The Agency also called on the public to remain alert and report any suspicious drug-related activities in their communities.

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06/10/2025

A vehicle reportedly assigned to B**g County Finance Officer, Mr. Silas Tokpah, has been spotted transporting passengers for pay.

With huge budget allocations made for fuel and maintenance, questions arise: Why is a government vehicle being used for commercial purposes?

Watch the video and see the car being loaded in Red light in route to Gbarnga

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06/10/2025

Salala City, B**g County — October 5, 2025

The National Teachers’ Association of Liberia (NTAL) on Sunday joined teachers in Salala City, B**g County, to celebrate World Teachers’ Day 2025 under the global theme “The Teachers We Need for the Education We Want.”

The event brought together dozens of educators, school administrators, and community leaders to honor the tireless efforts of teachers in shaping the minds of Liberia’s future leaders.

As part of the celebration, the NTAL certificated several outstanding teachers in recognition of their hard work, dedication, and service to the teaching profession. The gesture was praised as a motivation for educators to remain committed despite the challenges facing the education sector.

Speaking during the program, NTAL representatives reaffirmed the Association’s commitment to improving teachers’ welfare and ensuring quality education delivery across Liberia. The event also featured cultural performances, motivational speeches, and interactive discussions on the role of teachers in national development.

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06/10/2025

A passionate young man called on central Government to provide more support to the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) .

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Saukoko district ,B**g County- A youth of Suakoko District is calling on the Government of Liberia to provide greater support to the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) in the ongoing fight against illegal drugs across the country.

Speaking as a guest on Voice of Kpatawee 91.1 FM over the weekend, Mr. Jacob J. Patrick appealed for government intervention to equip the agency with modern tools that would help officers inspect vehicles entering the country for illegal substances.

Mr. Patrick stressed that adequate logistics and improved welfare for LDEA officers are essential to enhancing their operations. He called on the central government to increase the salaries of LDEA personnel and provide more vehicles to enable effective patrol and enforcement activities.

According to him, many young people involved in drug use experience poor health and deteriorating physical conditions, which continue to threaten the nation’s future.

Meanwhile, Mr. Patrick used the platform to encourage all Liberians, especially the youth, to join efforts in combating the growing drug problem in the country.

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