By Ayouba Toure Rice Protests on Bushrod Island Monrovia’s already stagnant traffic jam was made worse on Bushrod Island on the morning of March 29th by rice retailers protesting unfavorable rice distribution by importers. The situation with these rice import monopolies have led to a scarcity of Liberia’s staple food. Source: Frontpage Africa LibInfo: Liberia’s […]
By Ayouba Toure March 21, 2022 Burglary and Vandalism at Senate Offices When people in authority fail to address basic issues like inadequate security and electricity, they too become victims of such circumstances. This is the case where the offices of Senators Henriques Tokpah of Bong County and Milton Teahjay of Sinoe County were burglarized, […]
By Ayouba Toure March 14, 2022 Air France Suspends Flights to Liberia As a result of poor quality of services at the Roberts International Airport – including a dark runway, lack of electricity at the airport and bad jet fuel being supplied – Air France has announced that it would cease its operation to Monrovia […]
By Ayouba Toure February 20, 2022 Dr. Amos C. Sawyer has Died The former president of the Interim Government of National Unity, Dr. Amos C. Sawyer, died on February 16. Sawyer headed the first interim government established during the Liberian Civil War. Having spent most of his life as an educator and politician, he retired […]
By Ayouba Toure February 12, 2022 Darius Siryon, 25, Allegedly Sodomized and Cut off the Tongue of 17 Year old Henry Giddings A seventeen year old boy became the center of attention this week after a picture of him with his tongue cut off emerged on the media. Henry Giddings, known as T-Boy, was found […]
LibInfo is adding a section to bring you weekly highlights of the major news stories and events in Liberia. Check back regularly for updates and new stories. By Ayouba Toure November 23, 2021 Mary Broh Returns to City Hall to Clean up Monrovia Several weeks ago Laurent Delahousse, head of the European Union Mission in […]
