The Ganta United Methodist Hospital Administration will need at least US$1 million to modernize its maternal ward, laboratory, and operating theater.
Pressure Mounts on Nimba County Inspector to Retract Statements About NGOs
Calls are raining in from several NGOs within Nimba for the county inspector, Reginald Mahn, to retract statements he made in Grand Gedeh accusing organizations like the Carter Center of fueling conflicts among ethnic groups in order to obtain funding.
Nimba Held to a 2-2 Draw by Montserrado
Daniel Tuazamah put smiles on frustrated Nimbaian faces in the 95th minute of Sunday’s game against Montserrado at the Sanniquellie Sports Field.
50% Reduction in Jackson F. Doe Patients During Rainy Season
This past year’s rainy season saw the number of patients visiting the Jackson F. Doe Memorial Regional Referral Hospital drop to half the number the hospital saw during the preceding six months of the dry season.
Central Bank Prepares to Implement Credit Union Regulations
The Central Bank of Liberia, in collaboration with the Liberia Credit Union National Association, has concluded an exercise meant to familiarize credit union leaders with soon to be enforced regulations.
Ganta-Yekepa Road Construction to Resume in Early December
The Senegalese company constructing the road from Ganta to Yekepa is expected to resume work in early December, according to information from Nimba’s Superintendent Fong G. Zuagele.
Nimba and Bong Settle to a Goalless Draw in Friendly Encounter
Coach Muta Fofana and a select group of players for Nimba’s County Meet football team met disappointment on Sunday, November 13 when they settled for a goalless draw with next door neighbor Bong.
Nimba Superintendent Reacts to Threats by Sen. Prince Johnson Against Holding Council Sitting
Fong G. Zuagele, Nimba’s superintendent, has strongly reacted to recent statements by Sen. Prince Y. Johnson that there will not be a county council sitting held until Zuagele’s administration can make a formal report to the Nimba Legislative Caucus.