A heavy rainfall has hit Margibi, causing severe flooding that has made hundreds homeless as a result of damaged homes and personal belongings.
Liberian-born Lebanese Wants Citizenship Law Revisited
A Liberian-born Lebanese businessman, Abraham Farah, is calling on politicians to see reason in passing the dual citizenship bill to give person like him who were born, schooled, and raised in Liberia citizenship.
Police Nab Two Men for Attempted Human Trafficking
The suspects, identified as Harris Martin, believed to be in his early 70’s, along with his accomplice John Flomo, 55, were arrested on Thursday, August 24, 2017, after Rep. Stephen Kafi of Margibi’s third district filed a complaint against the two men.
Liberia’s Oldest Political Party is Fielding the Youngest Candidate
Scores of young people, mostly high school students, have pledged their unflinching support to Foday Faisu, a candidate for representative of Margibi’s third electoral district.
Margibi Leaders Call for Commitment to Peaceful Election
Stakeholders in Margibi have committed themselves to a peaceful and violence free election as the country is set to undergo a major democratic transition following the October 10, 2017, elections.
MOVEE Reacts to Exit of Margibi Leaders
In response to the resignation of leaders of its Margibi chapter, the Movement for Economic Empowerment has accused the former county chairman, James Tarnue, of forging the signature of some leaders who allegedly signed the resignation letter.
13 MOVEE Officials Resign in Margibi
The Margibi chapter of the opposition Movement for Economic Empowerment has seen 13 of its leaders resign, leaving a leadership vacuum for the party in the county.
Urey Calls on Supporters to Boo Other Parties
Benoni Urey, the standard bearer of the All Liberian Party, has called on his supporters and electorates to boo other opposition parties and the ruling Unity party, as he branded them as collaborators with the current government.