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Weapons Of Creation :Guns Turn Into Art
For the past few years, the founder of the Liberia-based Fyrkuna Metalworks and his team of skilful craftsmen have been collecting weapons scrap -- relics of the West African country’s vicious civil conflict -- for their Arms into Art project. Read More -
WAEC Results Expected Next Month
The West African Examination Council Monrovia-office Monday disclosed that results of this year’s WAEC exams would be released in July. Read More -
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A delegation of the Make Group, a South Korean-based investment company specializing in Africa’s development, last week paid a courtesy call on President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and Vice President Joseph N. Boakai with a pledge that they will invest US$695 million in the construction and development of a Millennium Village Complex. Read More
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Weapons Of Creation :Guns Turn Into Art
WAEC Results Expected Next Month
Liberian Arrested For Black Money:In Vietnam
Liberia To Benefit From US$100B Investment From Indian
ECOBANK Sues LIBERCELL for U$3m Debt
US$695m Complex For Liberia
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Baccus Matthews’ Foundation Keeps Alive
Prayers For Tom
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LBS Boss Under Fire:Ordered To Account for US$350,000 & Dismiss Ghanaian Employee
Stop Collecting Bond Fees: Chief Justice Warns Magistrates
Peacekeepers Honoured
New Law Against Illicit Drugs
Land Secured For Ministerial Complex
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SG Dashes Ex-Soldiers’ Hopes:For US$48 million Benefits
EU Signs Agreement For Bee Health In Liberia
Ghanaian Firm Takes Over Liberian Company
Gov’t Blasts Global Witness
More Gay Woes Insight
Gold Prospects In Cape Mount
Wife Killer Guilty
National Archives Documents Financial Records
Mother Denies Killing Daughter
Liberia Battles ‘Demons’
Celebrating 10 Years of Peace
Liberia Wants Neighbors Boost Mining
Frontpage Slapped With US$1m Lawsuit
Liberia Suffers Governance Gap
Dangerous Ventures
Free Speech Campaigner
S/Korea To Build Industrial Complex
Putu Restores Hope
Thank You
US Billionaires to Invest in Liberia
J.J. Ross High School on Ashmun School in central Monrovia risks closure by the Ministry of Education if the school’s authorities fail to ensure certain corrective measures before the new academic year begins.
Inspecting several schools in Monrovia Tuesday ahead of the opening of schools, the Acting Minister of Education, Dr. Mator Kpangbai expressed disappointment over the appalling health condition observed a J.J. Ross High School and warned its administrators to take prompt corrective measures or risk closure.
“At least we expect the school to put in some maintenance plan in order to give our students a good learning environment. They need to give the buildings a face-lift, clean the floors, whitewash the building, and ensure that instructional materials are put in place before August 22,” he observed.
Dr. Kpangbai said the tour also aimed at examining the physical and sanitary facilities of these schools as well as educational opportunities available there, including but not limited textbooks, curriculum preparation, qualification of teachers and principals.
The weeklong schools inspection, which began Monday, has already covered CWA (high school) and the Assembly of God Mission High Schools on Buchanan Street, where Dr. Kpangbai expressed mix reactions after inspecting their facilities.
“We will be sending letters to the institutions that we have visited. And to one of the institutions, we are going to review our permits because, if corrective measures are not put in place within the next two weeks, that school will not open on August 22. I am making specific reference to the J.J Ross,” he stressed.
“Some of the schools are trying their best. But, my greatest disappoint about the CWA is that they don’t have a functional Science laboratory. We are greatly disappointed about this.
“I have already instructed the Director of Science and Technology at the Ministry to visit the CWA immediately and ensure that the school puts in a plan that will ensure a good laboratory for the students before August 22.”