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Minister Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan congratulates Philajua Boima on his new role as Chief of Office Staff in the MFDP Minister’s Office.
MONROVIA – Grand Cape Mount County head coach Samir Kamara has lauded his players’ discipline and resilience following a dramatic 1–0 victory over River Gee County in the ongoing National County Sports Meet quarterfinals. However, the deadlock was broken in the final minute when Varney Gborie found the back of the net, sending the Grand Cape Mount supporters into a frenzy. Nimba Makes a StatementIn the other football quarterfinal fixture, Nimba County issued a stern warning to their rivals with a commanding 3–0 thrashing of Bong County. Kickball: Dominance on the PitchThe kickball category saw equally intense action, with Grand Cape Mount County recording an emphatic 4–0 home-run victory over River Gee. Nimba County mirrored the success of their football team, defeating Bong County 3–0 in a one-sided display.
By: Christopher C.Walker 0777898224/0886723075 [email protected]This year’s outreach saw the company distribute food and assorted essential items valued at over US$30,000 to eight (8) charitable facilities across Liberia. The initiative is a continuation of Winners Inc’s long-standing corporate social responsibility (CSR) program, which has been actively sustained for the past 15 years. He urged all beneficiary institutions to ensure that the donated items are used strictly for their intended purposes. In a related message, the President of Winners Inc, Mr. Yacob Batshon , extended his compliments of the season to all beneficiary institutions. Winners Inc’s annual Christmas donation initiative has become a hallmark of the company’s social impact efforts, underscoring its commitment to compassion, social responsibility, and national development throughout Liberia.
opinionMonrovia — COP30 has come and gone in Belém, Brazil--another global climate summit marked by lofty promises and limited political courage. The world cannot continue applauding incremental progress while frontline women defenders face escalating threats, shrinking civic space, and deepening climate impacts. Environmental defenders -- especially women -- must be recognized as human rights defenders, not obstacles to development. What COP30 Means for Liberia: A Call to Lead Where the World HesitatedFor Liberia, COP30 sends two urgent signals:Liberia must act nationally where COP30 failed globally. Women defenders must be at the center of climate governance.
