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Focus On Cape Mount, Robertsport (2025)

14/09/2025

Bea Mountain Provides Humanitarian Support To Flood Victims
--Embarks On Remedial Action To Eradicate Potential Threat To Residents Of Kru And Fanti Town Communities In Robertsport City

In a complete display of generosity, Bea Mountain Mining Corporation (BMMC) on Saturday, September 13, 2025, donated huge consignment of assorted food items to flood victims in Robertsport City, following a devastating flood that made residents of Kru and Fanti Communities homeless. This donation was in line with the Company’s own initiative and humanitarian support.

Presenting the food items to the over 200 flood victims through the County Superintendent, Hon. Foley J. Kiatamba and Robertsport City Mayor Hon. Thomas Bai Massaquoi, Mr. Alpaslan Özbilge, Bea Mountain’s Government & Community Affairs Manager said the Company was extremely saddened by the situation.

“We were saddened when we got engaged by Grand Cape Mount County Legislative Caucus about the flooding situation in the city. We are deeply sorry Hon. Superintendent, and Bea Mountain has come to identify with the victims. And so on behalf of the Senior Management, I want to say sorry to the people of Robertsport City for the unforeseen misfortune. We stand with you during this period.” Manager Özbilge asserted.

Receiving the materials on behalf of the flood victims, the County Superintendent Hon. Foley J. Kiatamba, Robertsport City Mayor Hon. Thomas Bai Massaquoi and others in separate remarks extolled Management for its prompt and timely interventions to support families affected by the recent floods. They recounted interventions made by Bea Mountain in Robertsport and other parts of the County, asserting that BMMC had always been approachable to the leadership of the County.

Moreso, in a remedial effort to avoid further flooding within the Kru and Fanti Communities of Robertsport City, the Company has also dispatched an excavator and other yellow machines that successfully arrived in the Grand Cape Mount County Capital City of Robersport to help the locals to reopen the estuary (bad mouth) which is believed to be the cause of the flooding in the city.

BMMC had always been committed to extending relief and other supports to its host communities as well as other parts of the County. The initiative underscores the importance of public-private partnerships in delivering timely humanitarian assistance to vulnerable communities.

BMMC is also grateful to all its stakeholders, especially the Grand Cape Mount County Legislative Caucus (Hon. Semion B. Taylor, Hon. Dabbah Mabande Varpilah, Hon. Mohammed Dosii, including the County Administration headed by Hon. Foley J. Kiatamba who, over the past days continued to jointly engage with the Senior Management for the opening of the estuary (bad mouth) and flood incident.

14/09/2025

Great initiative. Thanks to the Management of Bea Mountain Mining Corporation

06/09/2025

Bea Mountain Certificates 53 Of Its Employees After Completion of Underground Mine Equipment Vocational Training

As part of efforts to improve the human capacity of its workers, the Management of Bea Mountain Mining Corporation through the Health and Safety Department has trained and certificated fifty-three (53) of its employees in various disciplines. The workers, mainly from the Underground Department, acquired skills in Mixer, Minetruck, Platform and Emulsion Machine Training.

Speaking on 30th August 2025, the Operations Manager of BMMC Mr. Engin Turhan stated that regular training for the employees is very important because it helps to improve their skills. He emphasizes that vocational training and safety are utmost priority for BMMC. And BMMC will continue to provide vocational training for its employees that will contribute to Liberia's future in terms of skilled manpower.
“As a Company, BMMC will continue to provide these kinds of trainings for our staff. I want to thank those who joined hands together to ensure the success of this training, especially the Health and Safety Department, and to our workers who took advantage of the training opportunities.

At the same time, the Operations Manager of BMMC used the opportunity to admonish employees to utilize the skills they have acquired over the period.

Making remarks during the certification program, Health and Safety Manager Shadrach Fahnbulleh said “It is my honor today to stand before you as we celebrate this milestone, the celebration of our vocational trainees. This ceremony is more than the handing out of certificates, as you may know, it is the recognition of growth, commitment, and the pursuit of excellence. Within a period of one year that BMMC has made a remarkable progress.”

According to Mr. Fahnbulleh, 600 employees have been trained in various vocational disciplines, while 4,000 people have received health and safety specific training; something he described as a plus for the Mine.
In his address, the Health and Safety Manager also spoke about what he calls “building a culture of competence” among the workforce which he says has created a responsibility to individuals, and safety in the workplace.
He continues: “come in the next one year, we are confident that these achievements will double as we continue to invest in our employees. Because when we invest in the people, we invest in safety; when we invest in people, we invest also in productivity and invest in our future as a company”.
Mr. Fahnbulleh on behalf of the Health and Safety Team thanked facilitators of the training and extended his heartfelt gratitude to the Management of BMMC for the continued support.

Representing the Minister of Labor was Grand Cape Mount County Labor Commissioner John S. Sheriff who thanked BMMC for always providing training opportunities for its employees.

“On behalf of Honorable Cooper Kruah, Minister of Labor of the Republic of Liberia, I bring you greetings, I’m pleased to say that the Government of Liberia is proud of you BMMC for what we are witnessing for the second time today. So, with much I do, guys please put these trainings and certificates to test, take them as a livelihood for yourselves, for your respective families, for Liberia and the world at large”

For his part, the Workers Union Chairman of BMMC Paul Wah thanked and appreciated the Company for its continuous efforts in refining the skills of local workers.
“Firstly, I will take this time to extend thanks and appreciations to BMMC. This is the second certification since I got elected as Chairman of the Workers Union. BMMC has been making it possible to impact knowledge into Liberians and we hope this won’t be the last.” BMMC’s Workers Union Chairman Paul Wah told the gathering.

Chairman Wah further encouraged the Company’s Management to continue rolling out trainings of these kinds for the Liberian workers describing it as the surest treasures that the Company can leave with Liberians.

This is not the first time for BMMC to certificate trained local workers. It can be recalled, during the first quarters of this year, BMMC trained and certificated 500 local workers in separate disciplines. Mine Rescue, Mine Survey, Excavator, Loader, Dozer, Grater Operators, among other disciplines formed part of the first quarters certification at the Camp David Recreation Center.

04/09/2025

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25/08/2025

Bea Mountain Mining Corporation Denounces Fraudulent Job Advertisements

Bea Mountain Mining Corporation (BMMC) announces that it has become aware of a job advertisement website that falsely purports to be owned or operated by Bea Mountain Mining Corporation and to be listing employment opportunities with the Company.

The Company maintains that it does not own any such platform, has not authorized any third party to post job listings on its behalf, and is not connected to the aforementioned site in any way.

We urge job seekers to exercise due diligence and to verify all employment opportunities through official Bea Mountain channels only. Authorized postings will appear on the Company’s official website and other verified channels. If you encounter or have interacted with this fraudulent site, please report it to authorities and discontinue any contact with the site.

Bea Mountain remains committed to transparent and legitimate recruitment practices and will take appropriate steps to protect the public from impersonation and fraud.

22/07/2025

Bea Mountain Rehabilitates Bomi To Monrovia Highway in Western Liberia, As Citizens Commend the Company

As part of its efforts to buttress the Liberian Government to ensure improved road network, the Management of Bea Mountain Mining Corporation (BMMC) has joined the Government of Liberia through the Ministry of Public Works to rehabilitate the Bomi to Monrovia Highway, a major route for thousands of Liberians travelling from Liberia to other West African nations, including Sierra Leone and Guinea.

The road rehabilitation initiative, which was formally launched on July 20, 2025, brought together the Senior Management Team of BMMC, Grand Cape Mount County Superintendent, and representatives from the Ministry of Public Works.

When completed, the rehabilitation of the Bomi to Monrovia Highway by Bea Mountain will restore the heavily damaged road and ease the many constraints faced by travelers, especially during the rainy season.
During the launch of the road rehabilitation, the Government & Community Affairs Manager of Bea Mountain, Alpaslan Ozbilge stated that BMMC is committed to improving the well-being of Liberians beyond the mining sector. “We are not only here to mine resources but also to invest in the lives and future of the Liberian people. This road is critical to movement, trade, and access to services, and we are proud to play a role in transforming it,” he said.
“This intervention is not just about fixing potholes; it’s about paving the way for economic growth, safety, and progress,” added Mr. OZBILGE “Bea Mountain believes that when communities thrive, we all succeed.”
This partnership stands as a shining example of what public-private collaboration can achieve in addressing Liberia’s infrastructure challenges and promoting sustainable development.
With BMMC leading the charge, the future of Liberia’s western transport network looks brighter than ever.
“BMMC will supply the crushed rocks daily to upgrade the damaged portions of the highway and provide other equipment when necessary. This commitment was clearly seen as the Company dispatched trucks with more than 30 loads of crushed rock to immediately begin the work.

For his part, the Assistant Minister for Operations at the Ministry of Public Works, Margret Sarsil, lauded BMMC for the timely intervention. “This is what a real partnership looks like. Bea Mountain’s support is not only timely, but it also reflects a shared responsibility to rebuild Liberia’s infrastructure.
We will continue to work closely with BMMC to ensure the successful completion of this project,” she stated.
The Bomi-Monrovia highway is a key corridor connecting Western Liberia to the Capital, Monrovia as the rehabilitation will significantly reduce travel time, ease traffic congestion, enhance road safety, and open access to markets, health centers, and schools.

20/07/2025

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08/07/2025

𝗦𝗲𝗻𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝗖𝗶𝘁𝗲𝘀 𝗠𝗜𝗔 𝗠𝗶𝗻𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗿, 𝗦𝘂𝗽𝗲𝗿𝗶𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗻𝘁𝘀, 𝗖𝗼𝘂𝗻𝘁𝘆 𝗖𝗼𝘂𝗻𝗰𝗶𝗹 𝗖𝗵𝗮𝗶𝗿𝘀 𝗢𝗻 𝗩𝗶𝗼𝗹𝗮𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀 𝗼𝗳 𝗟𝗼𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗚𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿𝗻𝗺𝗲𝗻𝘁 𝗔𝗰𝘁

(Capitol Hill, Monrovia, Liberia July 8, 2025); The Plenary of the Liberian Senate has cited the Superintendents of the fifteen (15) Counties, Heads of the County Councils and the Minister of Internal Affairs to appear before the Senate Committee of a whole on Tuesday, July 15, 2025 over breach of section 2.9 of the Local Government Act.

The Plenary’s decision was based on a formal complaint from Grand Cape Mount County Senator Simeon B. Taylor, praying Plenary’s intervention over gross violation of section 2.9 of the local government act, which states that ‘’the legislature shall set the ceiling for honorarium received by members of the county council every four years’’.

Accordingly, the Grand Cape Mount County Senator stated that the County Administration and the County Council have ignored said provision of the Local Government Act by determining, drawing up and approving an Honorarium Payment scheme for themselves without the Legislative approval.

Senator Taylor further stated that count six of November 16, 2024 County Council Resolution of Grand Cape Mount County speaks about allotment of Payments to members of the County Administration and the County Council, which amount to Liberian Dollars Three Million Six Hundred Forty-five Thousand Eight Hundred and Six Dollars Ninety-four cents (L$3,645,806.94) accounting for 10% of the total budget aligned to administrative cost for both the County Administration and the County Council.

Following a debate over the matter, the Plenary of the Liberian Senate endorsed a motion from River Cess County Senator Wellington Geevon Smith to cite the Minister of Internal Affairs, the fifteen County Superintendents and Heads of the County Councils, stressing the concern from Senator Simeon B. Taylor, affects the entire country.

Source: The Liberian Senate

08/07/2025

BEA MOUNTAIN LAUNCHES OVER US$50K CLEANING UP EXERCISE ACROSS ITS HOST COMMUNITIES

GRAND CAPE MOUNTAIN COUNTY------ In a heartening show of collective life-force and environmental guidance, Bea Mountain Mining Company at the weekend officially launched its General Cleaning Up Exercise dubbed ‘Clean & Get Paid’ ahead of Liberia’s 178th Independence.

The initiative which values over US$50,000.00 seeks aims to mobilize and motivate young people, both males and females across the mines’ Project Affected Communities and elsewhere to jointly work in unity and beautify their environments thus fostering the culture of belongingness.

The launch took place at Kinjor Town in Gola Konneh District, where company representatives, local officials, and youth volunteers gathered to kick off the cleaning campaign with a stimulating assembly. With the theme “CLEAN AND STAY SAFE” the exercise inspires youth volunteers to engross in united clean-up efforts, showcasing their obligation to environments safe for everyone.
Speaking at the launch, the Community Relations Superintendent Isaac ZK Sasraku admonished the young people to embrace and see the initiative as their own and not of the Company. “You are not cleaning the grounds of BMMC. You are cleaning your own environments and at the end of their process, the Company will pay you. Therefore, I am encouraging to see this process as your own. The cleaner our communities are, the healthier we become as a people.” Supt. Sasraku told the participants.

For their part, the local officials which included the Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) Chairman Kenneh Sambolah, Kinjor Townchief’s Office, Youth Chairman Winston Korsor, among other speaking in synonymous voices thank the Management of Bea Mountain for the 2025 launch of the exercise. According to them, the Cleaning Up Exercise which is an annual initiative is carried out twice a year for which they are grateful.

“This initiative will help some young people that are not working to carter for their families this July 26. And so, we just want to thank Management for always undertaking this initiative. Our only appeal is that the number of youth volunteers should be increased during to the growing populations across our communities.” D. Winston Korsor asserted.
Hundreds of youths drawn from Garwula District, Downstream Communities, Kinjor, Marvoc (4 towns), Darblo Clan, Weajue, Gold Camp, Tahn, the Headquarters of Gola Konneh District and Matambo Corridor (Tewor-Porkpa) are expected to clean their communities and get paid at US$7.00 a day for 15days. The Exercise began on 5 July and is expected to be climaxed on the 20th.

08/07/2025

AS PART OF ITS COMMUNITY PROGRAMS, BEA MOUNTAIN SPONSORED SEVEN MUSLIMS FOR THE 2025 HAJJ PILGRIMAGE FROM GRAND CAPE MOUNT COUNTY

In an extraordinary exhibition of community support and commitment to enhancing spiritual growth, the Bea Mountain Mining Corporation has sponsored seven (7) seven Muslims to perform the 2025 Hajj pilgrimage. This endeavor seeks to lessen financial tension associated with one of the globe's largest religious assemblies and foster a spirit of unity among the Project Affected Communities of the Company.

The 2025 Hajj is performed between June 5 – 9 while the Pilgrims are expected back in Liberia on 15th June 2025. This is an annual initiative undertaken by the BMMC Management to enable selected Muslims withing its Project Affected Communities fulfil their religious obligations to Allah as enshrined within the Holy Qu’ran.

BBMC’s Community Relations Department Superintendent Isaac Z.K. Sasraku who spoke to the media before the departure of the Pilgrims to Mecca said as a Company, they hold the believe that performing the Hajj is a transformative practice for every Muslim and it’s the responsibility of the Company to help those who see such feat worthy to accomplish it. “By doing this, we are not only enhancing their spiritual growth, but we are also strengthening the bonds between our Project Affected Communities and the Company.” He furthered.

When quizzed on the total cost of the Pilgrimage, Superintendent Sasraku asserted that a total of over fifty-two thousand, five hundred United States Dollar was spent for this year’s Hajj Program.

For their part, both the pilgrims and their families thanked the Management of Bea Mountain for what they described as a noteworthy initiative.

In their commendation remarks, they recounted how stressful it would have been if they were doing it all by themselves in such a tight financial space. But with BMMC, they said, the process was stressless for their mother and fathers.

The Hajj pilgrimage remains one of the Islam’s Five Pillars. And it is said to be a compulsory feat for Muslims around the world once He/she is physically and financially healthy.

18/06/2025

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25/04/2025

In group C"", Grand Cape Mount Parried with Grand Bassa,Lofa and Grand Gedeh in this year's County Meet

The Ministry of Youth and Sports announced the Groups for the 2025/2026 National County Sports Meet with Harper
City, Maryland County as official host City.

The competition according to the organizers, will commence on 14 December with the Zonal stage.

Theme for this year: " Inclusive Development Through Sports"

During the Unveiling ceremony of groups and venues on Friday, April 15, 2025, Youth and Sports Minister Cllr Jeror Cole Bangalu stated that this edition with feature Kickball, football and basketball with possibility of having Women's football pending the outcome of discussion with LFA.
Below are various groups:

Group A

Maryland County
Rivercess County
Grand Gru County
River Gee County

Group B
Nimba
Bomi
Sinoe
Margibi

Group C
Grand Bassa
Lofa
Grand Gedeh
Grand Cape Mount

Group D.
Gbarpolu
B**g
Montserrado

Credit : sports

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