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Lofa County-The Lofa County University Press Bureau has condemned in the strongest term the recent barrage of attacks on the President of the Institution by those they called, ‘opposition elements and detractors’ who the bureau said do not want to see any progress at the university.
Monrovia- The Lofa County University students leadership has rubbished recent allegations against its president regarding sale of textbooks and among others.
A press statement responding to a recent article in local newspapers quoted the Student Council President, Stephen Vp Siazia as saying, “We have come to debunk this falsehood that is being propagated on the print and electronic media.”
FOYA, Lofa County – In a major crackdown on drug trafficking, the Joint Security in Foya District, led by the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA), intercepted a black pickup truck loaded with a massive stash of illegal drugs, valued at over $77,000 USD. The bust, which took place on Tuesday, March 18, 2025, has been described as one of the biggest drug seizures in the county this year.
Monrovia-Beneficiaries of the Community Based Forest Management Project (CBFM) supported by UNDP with funding from Sweden in Kailahun and Lukasu in Lofa County, have expressed that the project has greatly impacted their communities, and are calling for replication in other areas
Lofa-Kpakutahum, a region in Lofa County comprising three towns—Somalahum, Majortahun, and Ndambu—has successfully resolved a longstanding generational dispute. For many years, these communities were divided over various disagreements. However, through a recent peace conference, unity has been restored.
By Mark N. Mengonfia
Monrovia- A senior citizen of Lofa County has warned President, Joseph N. Boakai to move his hands from the ongoing fight over the position of a speaker.
Monrovia-AIFO Liberia is pleased to announce the awarding of scholarships to 15 individuals with disabilities (PWDs) as part of its ongoing commitment to enhancing technical and vocational education and training (TVET) access in Liberia. This initiative, which represents the second batch of scholarships under the Coordinated Action on Disability in Liberia (CAD-L) Project, aims to empower PWDs in five counties: Bomi, Bong, Lofa, Montserrado, and Nimba.
Monrovia-The Joseph Nyuma Administration is prioritizing the electrification of thousands of homes across the country as a means of fostering development and for security purpose.
Lofa County-Amid increasing road accidents in the country, Lofa County Electoral District #5 Representative Augustine B. Chiwolo has expressed concern over road safety. In foregoing with his expressed concern, the Lofa County lawmaker has craved the indulgence of the House of Representatives to invite the Director General of the Liberia National Police (LNP) Col. Gregory […]
MONROVIA–Liberians are of the belief that those rebuffing the ruling of the Supreme Court of Liberia and intepreting same to their taste are doing so on the pedestals of political or party interest compared to respect for the rule of law. The country still reels from dangerous circumstances of the highest proportion since the inception […]