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Maryland Rubber Stakeholders Urged to Build Stronger Local Market (opens the original)
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The Chairman of the National Rubber Brokers and Farmers Union of Liberia, Maryland Branch, has called for a stronger local rubber economy that keeps more of the value generated by the countyâs rubber industry within Maryland County. Wellington Kyne, who also serves as Maryland Countyâs local government representative to the rubber sector, said stronger cooperation among farmers, brokers, investors and the Cavalla Rubber Corporation could transform rubber into a more significant source of emp
Gedetarbo Residents Demand MVTI Construction (opens the original)
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Residents of Gedetarbo Clan in Pleebo-Sodoken District are demanding that the Government of Liberia move ahead with the construction of the Maryland Vocational Training Institute (MVTI) in their community, arguing that land already secured for the institution should not be abandoned for an alternative location. The demand was made by Pleebo-Sodoken District Youth Coordinator Thomas K. Nyema, who called on Maryland County Senator James P. Biney to intervene in the growing debate over the exact lo
Ngafuan Wants Revenue Gains Reflected in Roads, Schools, Health (opens the original)
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Finance and Development Planning Minister Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan has challenged the Government of Liberia to ensure that the countryâs rising domestic revenue is translated into visible improvements in roads, schools, healthcare and other essential public services. Ngafuan said increased revenue collection should not be viewed as an achievement in itself unless Liberians can see tangible improvements in their daily lives. He made the remarks Monday, September 14, 2026, at the 17th Foundersâ
L$3M Education Boost for Maryland Schools (opens the original)
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Senator James P. Biney has launched a 10-year education support program designed to assist students, schools and financially challenged families across Maryland County. The initiative, being implemented through the Senator James Biney Education Foundation, began with approximately L$3 million in financial assistance, 75 cartons of copybooks and 300,000 school bags intended for distribution to schools and students across the countyâs four districts. The program, launched Tuesday, September 8, 2
NCHE Urges Tubman University to Drive Southeast Transformation (opens the original)
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The Executive Director of the National Commission on Higher Education (NCHE), Dr. Cecelia Cassell, has challenged William V.S. Tubman University to use its strategic location, academic resources and institutional influence to become a major driver of development in southeastern Liberia. Dr. Cassell said the university, because of its presence in Maryland County, has a special responsibility to work with surrounding communities and transform the regionâs development challenges into opportunitie
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