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05/09/2025

GIBI FM/TV 90.9 FORMER MANAGER and GO TV CEO ALONG WITH TWO OTHER JOURNALISTS INVOLVE IN ROAD ACCIDENT ON ZUBAH TOWN ROAD

A tragic motor accident occurred Friday afternoon on the Zubah Town road in Paynesville, involving three Liberian journalists, including the former manager and founder of GIBI FM/TV 90.9, Emmanuel V. Sensee

According to eyewitnesses, the accident happened when a white truck belonging to the Jaza Spring Mineral Water company struck and dragged a motorbike carrying the three Truth FM journalists.

The impact left Edwin T. Battaforyen critically injured.

Battaforyen was rushed to a nearby clinic for emergency treatment due to his critical condition.

The two other victims, Emmanuel V. Sensee and Johnson F Gbarntolmah sustained minor injuries and are currently receiving medical care.

Authorities have yet to release an official statement regarding the cause of the accident.

05/09/2025

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04/09/2025

MOE Discloses Plans To Recruit 2,307 Volunteer Teachers On Government's Payroll.

GO TV News
September 4, 2025

By: Amb Emmanuel T. Lloyd

Monrovia, Liberia~ Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah, Ministry of Education, has disclosed plans underway to place 2,307 voluntary teachers on the Government of Liberia’s payroll.

According to the Ministry's official Facebook release, posted Today, Thursday, September 4, 2025, stated that, volunteer teachers were verified in a nationwide vetting exercise earlier this year in partnership with the Civil Service Agency (CSA).

"Their names were submitted between May 28 and June 26, 2025, and the onboarding process is now underway". The release emphasized.

Minister Jarso Jallah has assured all verified teachers that the Ministry will complete it's recruitment process with transparency, efficiency, and integrity.

At the same time, the minister thanked the voluntary teachers for their dedicated sacrifices, amid the numerous challenges in the classroom.

"Your work is not only seen; it is celebrated. You are shaping Liberia’s future. This step is more than a policy; it is a recognition of the dedication and sacrifice of our voluntary teachers. Their service has kept classrooms open, inspired students, and strengthened our entire communities." Dr. Jallah added.

However, the minister has encouraged every verified volunteer to remain hopeful in the underway recruitment process which will take place this academic year 2025/2026.

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04/09/2025

Local Rice Vendors Thank President Boakai Over Rice Price Slash

GO TV News
September 4, 2025

By: Amb Emmanuel T. Lloyd

Harbel City, Margibi - Local rice sellers in the Harbel General Market, praised President Joseph Nyuma Boakai for reducing the price of 25kg bag of rice.

On Monday, September 1, 2025, Liberian president Joseph Nyumah Boakai announced reductions of basic commodities in the Liberian market. The release from the Executive Mansion - the official page of the Liberian presidency - saw the reduction of flour and rice with immediacy. The government reduced the price of 25kg bag of rice from US $16.75 to US $14 Dollars.

Speaking to Go TV on Thursday, Madam Esther Moore, a local rice vendor in the Harbel General market thanked the President for the huge slash in the price of Liberia's stable food ( rice ).

Madam Moore said the price reduction will bring relief to local vendors across the country.

"This reduction is laudable and we thank the president for thinking in such direction". "This will help save some of our money for our children school fees". She further stated.

Commenting on the price of rice, Madam Moore disclosed that they were previously purchasing 25kg bag of rice for LD $3,500, but currently buy a bag for LD $3,000.

Madam Moore who buys the rice by bag and sells per cup said they now sell a cup of rice for LD$50, a LD$10 reduction from the previous price of LRD$60.

Meanwhile, she urged the president not to only reduce prices on rice, flour and eggs, but should also extend to other basic commodities to address the bread and butter issues in the country.

04/09/2025

Conversations with Local Vendors on the Reductions in Rice and Flour Prices, by President Boakai.

Harbel General Market, Harbel-Firestone, Margibi County.

31/08/2025

Office of Hon. Fred P. Weasah
CEO, Hon Weasah Initiatives
Former Representative Candidate, District #4, Margibi County

Message of Congratulations To Miss Mariam Dolley On Her Win As Miss. Margibi 2025
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The Office of Hon. Fred P. Weasah extends warmest congratulations to Miss Mariam Dolley of District #4 on her outstanding victory as Miss Margibi 2025.

This remarkable achievement is not only a personal triumph but also a source of pride and inspiration for the people of District #4 and Margibi County at large.
Your grace, intelligence, and dedication throughout the pageant have demonstrated the true qualities of leadership, confidence, and cultural representation that young women across our county can look up to.

As you carry the crown of Miss Margibi 2025, we encourage you to use this platform to continue uplifting others, promoting positive values, and showcasing the richness of our county to Liberia and the world.

Once again, congratulations, Miss Dolley. District #4 celebrates you as you shine on this new journey.

Signed:
Hon. Fred P. Weasah
CEO, Hon Weasah Initiatives
Margibi County - Liberia

30/08/2025

ROYAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CEO CALLS FOR NON DESTRUCTIVE TEST ON MARGIBI ROAD PROJECT

GO TV News
August 30, 2025
By: Staff Writer

Royal Construction Engineering Company, Chief Executive Officer Elvis Tougbaty Dweh, has called for a non destructive test to be conducted on the ongoing road construction project in Margibi County.

Engineer Dweh is further recommending that work on the project be halted until the test is carried out to ascertain the quality of the construction.

Speaking over the weekend on GIBI FM’s Hard Talk Margibi in Kakata, Mr. Dweh raised concerns about East International, the company undertaking the road project.

He claimed that East International is not recognized as a construction company in China, yet continues to be awarded major contracts in Liberia.

The Royal Construction CEO alleged that the company has a history of inducing engineers and expressed worry that it would not be surprising if the resident engineer for Margibi were compromised.

Mr. Dweh is therefore urging East International to sign a performance contract with the citizens of Margibi to ensure accountability and guarantee the quality of the road construction project.

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22/08/2025

Protect Demands The Re-Open Of The PYJ University In Ganta City.

21/08/2025

Ahead Of The Induction Ceremony, Margibi County Superintendent O. Jay Morris Sits on Political Dudu, Air Farmington Radio 87.7 MHZ, Cotton Tree, District 2, Lower Margibi.