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16/09/2026

Local Government Minister Donates 60 KVA Generator to Konia Health Center

Konia Town, Zorzor District, Lofa County — September 16, 2026:

Liberia’s Minister of Local Government, Hon. Francis Sakila Nyumalin, Sr., has donated a 60 KVA generator to the Konia Health Center in Zorzor District, Lofa County.

The generator, donated about a week ago, is intended to improve the health center’s electricity supply and support the delivery of essential healthcare services to patients and surrounding communities.

According to the Lofa County Health System, the new generator will provide a more stable source of electricity for critical medical activities and other essential operations at the facility.

Health authorities say reliable electricity is important to maintaining healthcare services, particularly for activities and equipment that require continuous power.

The Lofa County Health System, headed by Dr. Moses Ujoe Saah Weidehgar, along with citizens of the county, has expressed appreciation to Minister Nyumalin for the donation.

The health authorities also commended the minister for his contribution toward strengthening healthcare services and supporting the well-being of residents in Lofa County.

16/09/2026

The Lofa County football team has continued its intensive preparations at the Baptist Seminary Field ahead of the 2026/2027 National County Sports Meet.

Lofa County, the 2024/2025 National County Sports Meet champion, began its preparations on September 11, 2026, as the team looks to build on its previous success.

Head Coach Korvy Kollie is leading the team’s preparations, with players undergoing rigorous training sessions focused on fitness, teamwork, tactics, and match readiness.

The team remains determined to make a strong showing when the national county sports competition gets underway.
Lofa County — The champions are preparing.

Credit: Foday Konneh

15/09/2026

Minister Nyumalin Contributes US$500 to Lofa Quizzing Team..

September 15, 2026

Minister of Local Government, Hon. Francis Sakila Nyumalin, has contributed US$500 to the Lofa County Quizzing Team, which is currently representing the county at the ongoing National Quizzing Competition in Monrovia.

The financial contribution is intended to support the team with feeding, lodging, transportation, and other logistical needs, which the team identified as some of the major challenges confronting them during the competition.

Minister Nyumalin encouraged the team to remain focused, give their best, and continue to proudly represent Lofa County. He also wished the team success in the competition.

The Lofa Quizzing Team expressed its profound thanks and appreciation to Minister Nyumalin for the timely intervention, noting that the contribution will go a long way toward addressing some of the team’s immediate challenges as they continue their participation in the national competition.

14/09/2026

A 36-year-old woman from Jimmiville, River Gee County, has successfully given birth to triplets at the J. J. Dossen Memorial Hospital in Harper, Maryland County.

The birth of the three babies has attracted attention across the Southeast, with the mother and her newborns reportedly receiving care at the hospital.

This remarkable delivery is being celebrated as a joyful moment for the family and the wider community. ❤️👶👶👶

Congratulations to the mother and family

14/09/2026

Liberia 🇱🇷 Politics 🗞️📰
Former Commerce Minister Amin Modad Wonders why Government Supporters Celebrating..
“$1 billion in domestic revenue should be seen as a Liberian achievement, not a partisan one. “

“Why are people discounting and politicizing improved national revenue generation? If this is sustainable and managed properly, shouldn’t this be to everyone’s benefit? Or is it because it was achieved under the Unity Party administration?

$1 billion in domestic revenue should be seen as a Liberian achievement, not a partisan one. With geopolitical shifts, reduction in foreign aid, and other exogenous factors, more domestic revenue means greater capacity to invest in social services, infrastructure, food production, tourism, better salaries for civil servants, Liberia’s private sector, and to service our debts. It can also mean less dependence on external support and more ability to finance our own development.

This achievement should be welcomed; but the real test is sustainability, transparency, accountability, and ensuring that ordinary Liberians actually feel the benefits.

CONGRATULATIONS LIBERIA! GOOD WORK LRA!”

14/09/2026

Lofa Community Residents Decry Bad Road, Call for Government Intervention

By Massah Sesay

MONTSERRADO, Liberia — Residents of Lofa Community in Electoral District #2, Montserrado County, are calling for urgent government intervention as the community’s main access road becomes heavily muddy amid heavy rainfall.

Residents say the situation has made movement increasingly difficult, particularly for students and motorists, with some describing the condition as unbearable.

They say they have endured the problem for several years, with conditions worsening during the rainy season.

One resident, Josiah ZG Menlor, said students had to remove their shoes on Monday morning while making their way to school because of the muddy road.

“This morning, I felt sorry for the students. While on their way to school, they had to removed their shoes because of the road condition,” he said.

The residents are urging the Government of Liberia, through the Ministry of Public Works, to rehabilitate the road and restore safe and convenient access to the community.

14/09/2026

Former Solicitor General Cllr. Cephus Demands Public Apology From Boakai Over Jewel Howard-Taylor’s Arrest

Former Solicitor General of Liberia, Cllr. Sayma Syrenius Cephus, is calling on President Joseph Nyuma Boakai to publicly apologize to former Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor over the manner in which she was arrested.

In an open letter, Cllr. Cephus says he fully supports President Boakai’s fight against drugs and believes anyone found involved in a drug network should face the full weight of the law.

However, he argues that the process matters as much as the outcome, particularly when dealing with former senior government officials.

Cllr. Cephus questions whether there was a need to arrest a former First Lady, Senator, and Vice President in a manner he describes as degrading, while the allegations against her remain before the courts.

He also questions why the government, after arresting Madam Howard-Taylor and describing the evidence against her as overwhelming, subsequently filed a Bill of Information to admit her to bail.

Cllr. Cephus further raises concerns over what he calls the government’s public relations campaign following the arrest, particularly statements urging Madam Howard-Taylor to confess.

He argues that such public statements risk humiliating a person who has not been convicted by a court.

The former Solicitor General says his call for an apology is not about the allegations against Madam Howard-Taylor, which he says should be determined by the court.

Instead, he is asking President Boakai to apologize for what he describes as the manner of treatment meted out to the former Vice President during her arrest.

Cllr. Cephus concludes by telling President Boakai that, based on the President’s own past advice about speaking truth to power, **“you owe Madam Jewel Howard-Taylor a public apology.”

14/09/2026

🚨 The interview process for the selection of Yellow Machines operators in Lofa County is currently ongoing. The exercise is focused on assessing applicants based on their qualifications, relevant experience, technical skills, and ability to safely operate heavy-duty equipment.

The ongoing interview is progressing well, with candidates being evaluated to ensure that competent and responsible operators are selected for the assignment.

A final update will be provided upon completion of the interview process, including the outcome and recommendations.

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13/09/2026

Ministry of Transport of Liberia Begins Site Clearing in Lofa for New Office Space.

VOINJAMA, Lofa County – September 13, 2026
The Ministry of Transport of Liberia has commenced site clearing activities in Lofa County ahead of the construction of a new county office facility.

The activity marks the first phase of the project aimed at establishing a permanent office space for Ministry of Transport members in the county.

Ministry of Transport leaders say the new office will provide a coordinated center for transport operations, driver registration, and dispute resolution, while also improving service delivery to commuters and transporters in Lofa and surrounding counties.

They noted that the initiative is part of ongoing efforts to decentralize union services and strengthen the transport sector outside Monrovia.

The Transport Ministry of Liberia says construction is expected to begin once the site preparation is completed.