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15/07/2025

On July 14, 2025, the lifeless body of a two-year-old boy was discovered in a dirt bricks hole in Daniel's Town, Garwular District. The hole, dug during the dry season to make dirt bricks, was located approximately 85 meters (about 278 feet) from the child's home.

The following day, on July 15, a jury of 15 men was constituted to examine the body. Early reports suggest that foul play may be involved, though the investigation is ongoing. Further details will be released as the inquiry progresses.

Authorities and the community are urged to stay tuned to Radio Piso Online TV for updates on this developing story.

14/07/2025

14/07/2025

Seriously resident in Fanti town community Robertsport City,are calling on national government to come to their aid after which, they had been made Homeless from water 💦 flood

Reported: Tommy Sando Johnson

Credit:J Folley Kamara

14/07/2025

Over 100 Residents in Fanti town Robertsport had been made Homeless from a water flood.

09/07/2025

Piso Morning Show PMS with Tommy Sando Johnson.
Guest:Hon.Aaron F.Sambolah Cape Mount Development Officer

08/07/2025

A woman in her mid-30s from Robertsport City, Grand Cape Mount County, has publicly appealed to the national government for assistance after successfully leaving drug use behind. Hawa Kollie, also known as Hawa Jehjeh, revealed to journalists that she was introduced to drugs by a former boyfriend. She described the harrowing experience, saying that during her time using drugs, she went without bathing for over a month and lost the ability to perceive smells, highlighting the severe toll addiction took on her life.

Despite her struggles, Hawa Kollie has expressed gratitude towards local authorities, commending the Robertsport City Mayor and the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) for their efforts in making Robertsport a drug-free city. Her call to the government underscores the need for continued support and intervention programs to help others battling addiction in the community.

Robertsport, known for its resilient community and ongoing development projects, including environmental and tourism initiatives, faces challenges with drug abuse that impact public health and safety. Hawa’s story serves as a powerful reminder of the human cost of drug addiction and the importance of collaborative efforts between government, law enforcement, and community members to sustain a drug-free environment in the city.

08/07/2025

Today's edition of the program The Piso Morning Show on 93.2fm

08/07/2025

93.2 FM:

📢 Attention Grand Cape Mount Residents!

On Wednesday, July 9, 2025, Hon. Aaron F. Sambolah Sr., the Grand Cape Mount County Development Officer, will be live on Radio Piso 93.2 FM during the Piso Morning Show (PMS) from 8:30 AM to 10:00 AM.

He will be presenting the development plan for Grand Cape Mount County for 2025-2028 and providing updates on major projects underway since his confirmation.

Don’t miss this important and trending discussion on Radio Piso or Piso Online TV.

Your hosts for the show will be Tommy Sando Johnson and Jenkins Varney Mabande.

📞 To participate, call our station hotlines:
+231 777 932 932
+231 881 188 244

07/07/2025

DHO Launches Safe Motherhood Week Campaign at St. Tomathy Hospital
St. Tomathy, July 7, 2025 — The District Health Officer (DHO), Probacruous D. Harris, officially launched Safe Motherhood Week on Monday at a key stakeholders’ meeting held in the conference hall of St. Tomathy Hospital. The campaign aims to promote safer childbirth practices and improve maternal and child health outcomes across the district.

Promoting Facility-Based Childbirth for Safer Deliveries
Speaking at the launch, Mr. Harris stressed the importance of discouraging home deliveries and encouraging pregnant women to give birth in health facilities. “Giving birth in a health facility significantly reduces risks for both mother and baby,” he said, urging expectant mothers to prioritize professional medical care.

Focus on Maternal and Child Health
The DHO highlighted the critical need for regular prenatal and postnatal care. He encouraged all pregnant women to attend scheduled check-ups at local health centers to ensure healthy pregnancies and safe deliveries.

Free Vaccination and Ultrasound Services Available
As part of the campaign, mothers are invited to bring their babies to Fatia Town Clinic for free vaccinations. Parents of girls aged 9 to 14 are also encouraged to bring their daughters for free cervical cancer (HPV) vaccinations, a vital preventive health measure.

Additionally, free ultrasound services will be offered at Fatia Clinic on July 8 and 9, providing essential prenatal screening to monitor the health of both mother and fetus.

Men Urged to Support Maternal Health
District Reproductive Health Officer Kebeh Momolu made a special appeal to men, urging them to actively support their pregnant partners throughout the pregnancy journey. “Family support plays a crucial role in ensuring safe motherhood,” Momolu emphasized.

A Step Forward for Community Health
Safe Motherhood Week is a vital campaign designed to raise awareness about maternal health challenges and reduce childbirth-related risks. By fostering community engagement and improving access to quality healthcare, the initiative aims to save lives and strengthen families throughout the district.

For more information on Safe Motherhood Week activities, residents are encouraged to contact their local health centers or visit St. Tomathy Hospital.

05/07/2025

‎As the 2025/2026 county meet draws closer who do you think the leadership of the county will apoint as chairperson of the committee. Our network intelligence has informed us that these are the names that are currently lobbying to serve the position. Will the county Maintain Chairman Darami or will he be replaced with one of his two best friends Mustapha S. Manobah or Abdulla Gray? What do you think?