Since the discovery of men suspected of casting spells at the entrance of the Grand Bassa Community College, classes have not taken place as faculty members, staff, and students have deserted the campus.
Sajj House Reopened After Days of Temporary Closure
The government of Liberia announced the reopening of Sajj House, a Lebanese owned restaurant on 18th street, Sinkor.
Harper’s Economy is Dominated by Ivory Coast, Marketers Say
In Harper, almost all aspects of the economy are dominated by Liberia’s neighbor, Ivory Coast, according to interviews with local trade groups in the city.
House Committee Investigating Sime Darby Recommends Prosecution for Torture Perpetrators
A special committee of the House of Representatives has recommended for prosecution, individuals seen in a leaked video torturing a citizen at the Sime Darby Oil Palm Plantation.
Sajj Ordered Closed After Hours of Protest Against its Discriminatory Policy
The government of Liberia on Friday evening ordered the immediate closure of Sajj House Restaurant on 18th street in Sinkor, following hours of protest calling for the change of what they say is a discriminatory policy practiced by the business.
Government Establishes Weaving Center in Lofa
A US$231,000 weaving center has been completed in Kolahun District in Lofa to enhance value within the textile industry in Liberia.
Sajj House Apologizes for Shaming Black Female Customers as Boycott Gains Momentum
The management of Sajj House Restaurant has claimed responsibility for humiliations meted against three female customers by its security guards this past Friday evening. However, the restaurant denies that it has ever had a sexist or racist policy in place.
Sajj House Accused of Discriminating Against Single Black Women
Three young Liberian women are accusing Sajj House, a popular Lebanese-owned restaurant in Sinkor, of discriminating against black female customers who are unaccompanied by males.