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10/07/2025

Program Marking The 50th Anniversary Celebration of The National Social Security and Welfare Corporation(NASSCORP)

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Kakata, Margibi County.

09/07/2025

The White House just released an official photo of US President Trump and Boakai

09/07/2025

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Margibi Superintendent Designate O.Jay Morris Raises Security Concerns After Suspicious Activity at Home

KAKATA, Margibi County – Margibi Superintendent-designate O.J. Morris said he and his family were gripped with fear Tuesday night following unusual activity around their home in the Green Hill Community of Kakata.

Morris reported that his household stayed awake throughout the night after hearing suspicious sounds, including footsteps and seeing a light beam directed at their main window. No security personnel were reportedly present in the area, prompting the family to remain on guard.

“I have contacted the Margibi Police Commander about the situation,” Morris said.

The incident occurred shortly after Morris returned to Kakata from Monrovia, where he had spent several days following his nomination. His homecoming was marked by jubilant celebrations from supporters.

Security authorities are yet to confirm the nature of the activity. Morris is calling on security authorities in the county for swift action to ensure the safety of his family.

08/07/2025

Barcolleh Health Center Shows Compassion by Waiving Medical Fees for Elderly Patient

By: Sakajipo M. Chea

Barcolleh Health Center in Kakata, Margibi County recently made headlines due to an elderly man, Kpanah Nannah, being held at their facility over unpaid medical bills. The situation unfolded on June 27, 2025, when Mr. Nannah was brought in for urgent surgery and treatment, necessitating a deposit of $80 USD. However, it became apparent that he couldn't cover the remaining expenses.

Despite the financial challenges, Barcolleh Health Center provided Mr. Nannah with exceptional care for 12 days, including food and shelter. Eventually, a family member stepped forward on July 8, 2025, with $40 USD towards the outstanding balance of $120 USD and L$2,550. The center decided to waive the remaining $80 USD and L$2,550, allowing Mr. Nannah to be discharged and reunited with his family.

The breakdown of expenses incurred at the facility included $200 USD for surgery and medication, along with L$2,550 for pre-surgery treatment. Barcolleh Health Center's compassionate decision to waive a portion of the fees highlights their commitment to providing accessible healthcare to the community.

Barcolleh Health Center remains dedicated to offering quality healthcare services and affordable treatment options to the people of Margibi County.

07/07/2025

O.J Morris nominated as Superintendent of Margibi County

05/07/2025

Residents of Gotomo Town Honor Senator Emmanuel Nuquay for His Contributions

In a heartfelt ceremony held on Saturday, July 5, 2025, residents of Gotomo Town in Kakata, Margibi County, came together to recognize the substantial efforts of Margibi County Senator Emmanuel Nuquay.

The community members awarded him a certificate as a token of appreciation for his dedication to the citizens of Margibi and surrounding counties.

The residents praised Senator Nuquay for his commitment to numerous vital initiatives, including providing scholarships both locally and internationally, empowering women, and developing essential human resources.

They emphasized that the recognition was not politically motivated but rather a genuine acknowledgment of his tireless contributions to the community over the years.

"He deserves more from us as citizens of this community," one resident stated. "He is highly accessible and possesses a developmental mindset that truly benefits his people." They shared their sentiment that Senator Nuquay is a leader who responds promptly to their needs, noting that his home feels like theirs—a place they can turn to whenever necessary.

In a call for unity and progress, the residents urged other political leaders to follow Senator Nuquay's example, highlighting the importance of dedication to community development. They expressed hope that more leaders would take inspiration from his work to enhance the living conditions and opportunities for their constituents.

The ceremony was a powerful testament to the impact of committed leadership and the appreciation of a community dedicated to recognizing the contributions of those who serve them.

03/07/2025

Center for Democratic Government Collaborates with CENTAL has Launch Information Education Communication Billboards in Margibi County

July 3, 2025 – Kakata, Margibi County – The Center for Democratic Government, in partnership with the Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia (CENTAL), has officially launched and turned over a series of Information Education Communication (IEC) billboards to the Margibi County authorities and the County Service Center.

The event took place today at the Kakata administrative building, attended by local stakeholders, traditional leaders, youth groups, and community members.

Program Coordinator Elkanah Taylor delivered the opening statement, emphasizing the importance of the occasion. “The purpose of these IEC billboards is to enhance public awareness about the services available at the Margibi Service Center,” he stated.

Taylor elaborated that the billboards will be strategically placed throughout the city and its surrounding areas to provide residents with timely and vital information.

Kakata City Mayor Gbarngawoe E. Seyboe, welcomed the initiative, expressing his commitment to ongoing collaboration with the Kakata Service Center.

Mayor Seyboe highlighted the significance of the billboards as a vital resource for residents of Margibi, stating that the information displayed will empower citizens to access the services they need efficiently.

Unification Town City Mayor Rudy Z. Smith also lauded the NGO initiative, urging that the IEC billboards extend their reach into Unification Town City to benefit her constituents.

Marshall City Mayor James J. Kpleh stressed the vital role the billboards will play in disseminating information about the County Service Center.

Mr. Kpleh called for their placement within his city, asserting that they will guide residents in accessing services in a timely manner, reducing the need to travel to Monrovia.

In his remarks, Margibi County Service Director Amb. Amb Richard D Jah expressed gratitude for the partnership with the NGO and acknowledged the effort of local leaders in making the initiative a reality.

He highlighted the importance of community collaboration in achieving better service delivery for residents.

The launch of the IEC billboards marks a significant step forward in improving communication and transparency in the services provided to the citizens of Margibi County.

The Center for Democratic Government and CENTAL remain committed to fostering democratic governance and enhancing public service accessibility.

02/07/2025

Alice Baysah a former representative candidate of Margibi District 5 has been named women wing chair of Musa Bility's Citizens Movement Change (CMC).

02/07/2025

Jeety Rubber Company LLC Donates Rice to Carter High Prison

KAKATA, Margibi County– Jeety Rubber LLC has donated 25 bags of 25kg rice to the Carter High Prison in Kakata, reaffirming its pledge to support the county correctional facility.

The donation was presented on behalf of the company by Roland Johnson, who said the gesture is part of Jeety Rubber’s ongoing humanitarian initiatives.

Jeety, the company’s founder and CEO, made a commitment to donate rice monthly to the Kakata Central Prison during his 59th birthday celebration on April 24, 2025.

Prison authorities expressed gratitude to the company for fulfilling its promise and pledged to ensure the donation is used for the intended purpose.

02/07/2025

Swedish court sends Dulee to prison for seven months for 7 Months

A Swedish court sent former Liberia international Dulee Johnson to prison for seven months.

According to the Goteborg Posten, Dulee was jailed for assault, molestation and arbitrary conduct.

He was found guilty for assaulting and molesting a woman last spring, which runs from March to May in Sweden.

Dulee was also sentenced for "arbitrary conduct", as he is said to have come across valuables in connection with the crimes being committed.

He will also pay 35,000 Swedish Kronor, which translates to US$3,665.50 in addition to the seven-month prison sentence.

He must also remain in custody until the prison sentence is served.

Dulee, who denies the crime, can take an appeal to the Court of Appeal in Sweden.

01/07/2025

Residents of Margibi County Advocate for John Buway's Appointment as Superintendent

Several residents of Margibi County have united to formally request President Joseph Nyuma Boakai to consider appointing former Superintendent John Z. Buway to again lead the county as superintendent.

This appeal was made during a gathering in Kakata on Tuesday, where members of the community expressed their strong support for Buway.

Speaking on behalf of the group, Mr. Wilson Toeka emphasized Buway's competence and eligibility for the position.

He acknowledged that although Buway initially declined to serve in recent appointments, his past performance makes him well-suited for the role.

Toeka highlighted the significant developments undertaken during Buway's previous tenure, including the construction of the Kakata Quest House, the rehabilitation of the B**g Mine Road, the establishment of the 26gate public school, the Margibi scholarship scheme, and the Kakata administrative building among other projects.

These achievements reflect Buway's commitment to the county and his advocacy for its residents.

Toeka further asserted that Buway is the longest-serving superintendent in the county's history, known for his integrity with no recorded instances of corruption following several audits conducted by the General Auditing Commission (GAC).

The community's message to President Boakai is clear: they seek a leader who will prioritize the interests of Margibi County and continue the positive trajectory established under Buway's leadership. "President Boakai, if you want to see more developments in the county, appoint Buway. He will do it for you like he did for Ellen Johnson Sirleaf," Toeka stressed.

The residents are united in their belief that appointing Buway is not only a step towards continued progress but also a move to ensure that the county's needs are met effectively.

They are hopeful that their collective voice will persuade the President to consider Buway for the superintendent position, underscoring their desire for consistent and effective leadership as they advocate for the betterment of their community.

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