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29/06/2025

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Congratulations đź‘Źđź‘Ź A huge congratulations to Dekergai Tonnonlah, a Liberian who has earned a Master's Degree in Computer...
22/06/2025

Congratulations đź‘Źđź‘Ź

A huge congratulations to Dekergai Tonnonlah, a Liberian who has earned a Master's Degree in Computer Science with First Class honors from the walls of the Shardra University in India.

This milestone achievement is a testament to your passion for technology and your commitment to excellence.

Liberians are so proud of you

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18/06/2025

Update!
Pres Boakai has defended his use of private jets to the BBC, saying there are occasions when it's necessary. JD Jeh

17/06/2025

CDC Youth League addresses the press

SENATOR SLOWE FACES BACKLASH OVER BIRTHDAY INVITATION CONTROVERSYMONROVIA, LIBERIA - Senator Edwin Melvin Snowe has foun...
17/06/2025

SENATOR SLOWE FACES BACKLASH OVER BIRTHDAY INVITATION CONTROVERSY

MONROVIA, LIBERIA - Senator Edwin Melvin Snowe has found himself at the center of a heated controversy following the distribution of invitations for what appears to be a celebration of his mother's birthday, which many have criticized as an extravagant display.

The invitations, which were widely shared on social media, sparked outrage among citizens and netizens alike, with many accusing Senator Snowe of exploiting public resources for personal gain. Critics argue that the lavish event, complete with high-profile guest lists and elaborate descriptions, seems to blur the lines between public service and personal affairs.

"This is unacceptable. Public officials should prioritize the welfare of the people, not indulge in extravagant parties," said one Liberian citizen who wished to remain anonymous.

In response to the backlash, Senator Snowe's office has yet to issue an official statement clarifying the nature of the event or addressing concerns about potential misuse of public funds.

The controversy has reignited debates about accountability and transparency in Liberian politics, with many calling for greater scrutiny of public officials' actions and expenditures.

As the situation unfolds, citizens are eagerly awaiting Senator Snowe's response and hoping for clarity on the matter.

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MCSS Volunteer Teachers Announce Peaceful Protest Monday; Accuse Government of Being Close- mouthed on Vetted Employment...
15/06/2025

MCSS Volunteer Teachers Announce Peaceful Protest Monday; Accuse Government of Being Close- mouthed on Vetted Employment, Salaries

Volunteer Teachers of the Monrovia Consolidated School System (MCSS) have announced the staging of what they described a peaceful protest on Monday, June 16, 2025, at the MCSS Central Office in Monrovia.

In a release late Sunday, the volunteer teachers disclosed that their planned action is triggered by the Liberian government's continous silence to longstanding issues, including unemployment and salaries, which were promised some months ago.

The teachers said they have already been vetted and verified by the Civil Service Agency in consonance with the March 27, 2025 Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed by the Ministry of Education (MoE), Ministry of Finance and Development Planning (MFDP), and other national stakeholders.

Despite the MOU, the group of professionals expressed frustration over the government’s alleged failure to implement its commitments enshrined in the document.

The volunteer teachers stressed that the government is yet to employ vetted volunteer teachers, pace us on the official government payroll by the end of May 2025 as promised, and communicate any explanation or progress update regarding the implementation of the MOU among others.

"We have served faithfully and without compensation—hoping for change, honoring our duties, and trusting the system. Now, we feel abandoned, ignored, and betrayed," the release stated.

They are therefore demanding the immediate employment of all vetted MCSS volunteer teachers, payroll inclusion without delay, with appropriate compensation and benefits, transparent communication from the MoE and CSA regarding why the MOU has not been honored, respect for their sacrifices and recognition of the essential role they play in Liberia’s education system.

While calling on the media, students, civil society groups, and the Liberian public to stand in solidarity with them,, the MCSS Volunteer Teachers also promised that the protest will be peaceful, patriotic, and necessary.

"We are not asking for favors—we are demanding the basic right to employment and dignity," the teachers declared.

A Spotlight on Seasoned Liberian Journalist and Public Relations Professional Mr. Siafa Jallah.…. Mr. Siafa Jallah is a ...
02/06/2025

A Spotlight on Seasoned Liberian Journalist and Public Relations Professional Mr. Siafa Jallah.….

Mr. Siafa Jallah is a seasoned Liberian journalist and public affairs professional with over a decade of experience in broadcast, print, and digital media. Known for his dedication to accurate reporting and civic engagement, he has built a career at the intersection of journalism, public communication, and legislative affairs.

He currently serves as the Deputy Director for Broadcast at the Liberian Senate Press and Public Affairs Department, where he oversees media coverage of Senate activities, produces and manages content for the Senate’s official page, and coordinates press coverage of senatorial functions across the country. His responsibilities also include writing official press releases and supervising press officers to ensure timely and effective communication during and after Senate sessions.

Mr. Jallah began his media career as an intern and cub reporter at the Liberia Broadcasting System between 2007 and 2011. He went on to serve as a Legislative Reporter and Editor for the Insight Newspaper from 2012 to 2018, where he gained deep experience covering political and legislative affairs. He also contributed articles to the New Democrat Newspaper, and currently held the position of Managing Editor at People’s TV Online.

Within the Liberian Senate, he has held several progressive roles, including Press Officer, Editor, Editor-in-Chief, and Assistant Director before rising to his current leadership position. Across these roles, he has played a central part in shaping how legislative activities are communicated to the public, using both traditional media and digital platforms.

His academic background includes a **Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Mass Communication from the University of Liberia (2015/2016), a Diploma in Computer Science from Faith Institute of Technology (2010), and a Diploma in Journalism from the Liberia Broadcasting System School of Journalism (2006/2007). He also holds a teaching certificate from the Kakata Rural Teacher Training Institute and began his career as a classroom teacher, which helped build the foundation for his communication and leadership skills.

Beyond his professional achievements, he has served in leadership roles such as Secretary General of the Paynesville Students Development Alliance, and has dedicated time to mentoring young people and supporting community-based initiatives.

Mr. Jallah is respected for his professionalism, commitment to public service, and passion for storytelling. He continues to play an influential role in shaping public discourse and promoting transparency within Liberia’s democratic institutions.

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01/06/2025

THANKSGIVING SERVICE OF THE ST. AUGUSTUS COMMUNITY SCHOOL HELD AT THE HOLY CHURCH OF GOD IN NEW KRU TOWN

SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 2025

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So far, there are two more days left until the voting for the non-permanent seat election of the United Nations Security...
01/06/2025

So far, there are two more days left until the voting for the non-permanent seat election of the United Nations Security Council.

Write “I support Liberia”

Remember, this is our only mother's land ohh...

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01/06/2025

Today is June 1st, the first half of 2025. Believe it, before the 15th date, your phone will ring for good news👌🙏🙏

30/05/2025

It is alledge that a dead body identified as Mary Massaquoi have gone missing from the Solomon Tupee Funeral Home in Kakata.

Update!NOCAL's suspended CEO, Roosterlyn Suakoko Dennis accuses the government of diverting company funds for political ...
16/05/2025

Update!

NOCAL's suspended CEO, Roosterlyn Suakoko Dennis accuses the government of diverting company funds for political purposes and vows to furnish the LACC with all pertinent documents.

She claimed of being targeted..

“I recall vividly I said to them we sent L$2 million to Lofa County when the president was going to Lofa County for women empowerment,” Dennis said. “We sent L$2 million to Margibi County for the UP Women’s Organization. We sent over L$1 million in Grand Cape Mount County.”

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