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Health Workers Stage Demonstrations In Nimba
By Solomon T. Gaye
Health workers at the Ganta Methodist Hospital have staged a go-slow action in demand of salary and other working benefits.
Speaking on behalf of health workers, the workers union president, Gabriel…
JNB Volunteers End Cleanup Campaign
By S. Siapha Mulbah
The Joseph Boakai Inauguration Cleanup Campaign Volunteers have ended the cleanup campaign launched in Monrovia.
The exercise, which lasted for more than a month, officially came to an end on Saturday, February 3,…
Lawmaker Wants Whein Town Dump Site Relocated
By Grace Q. BryantMontserrado County District 4 Representative, Michael M. Thomas, has communicated to the House of Representatives, seeking its intervention in closing the Whein’s Town dump site and relocating same to Cheesemanburg, in…
Locals Crave For Clinic
Residents of Fahnseh Town in Todee Statutory District, lower Montserrado County, want government to construct a clinic in their town so as to help prevent the continued reported deaths of pregnant women, baby mothers, and children.
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Liberian Red Cross Donates 3000 Surgical Gowns To JFK
The Liberia National Red Cross Society (LNRCS) presented 3000 pieces of isolation gowns to the Management of the John F. Kennedy Memorial Hospital (JFK) to aid frontline healthcare workers in managing the aftermath of the Totota…
Stop Throwing Dirt In The Streets —Siescott Group Urges Liberians
Alocal sanitation and environmental health group is calling on Liberians, especially those living in Monrovia and Paynesville, to desist from using the streets and city centers of these two cities as garbage bins, noting that the garbage…
Sanitation Group Tidies Capitol Building Ahead Of Inauguration
A sanitation group in Monrovia has begun the cleaning up of key government facilities ahead of the inauguration ceremony of President-elect, Joseph N. Boakai and Vice president-elect, Jeremiah K. Koung, which is slated for January 22,…
EcoMedia Applauds Volunteers For Cleaning Up Drive
EcoMedia Development Initiative commends a dedicated group of Liberian volunteers who have taken proactive measures to clean the streets of Monrovia, ahead of the festive season and the impending inauguration of the incoming Liberian…
Aids Commission Trains Stakeholders
By Precious D. Freeman
The National Aids Commission, in collaboration with its partners, has begun a two-day stakeholders training on the understanding of stigma, discrimination and the advocacy.
The training, which was held at the…
Seboe Makes SOS Call To Public
Mr. Thomas T. Seboe, Jr., a resident of Caldwell, who has been diagnosed with a kidney disorder is pleading with the general public for financial assistance to enable him undergo Dialysis treatment at the John F. Kennedy Medical Center in…