Liberia News » Bomi News Liberia » Bomi: Liberia: Edwin Snowe Laments Impoverish Bomi County Despite Producing President and Speaker of 12 Years
Monrovia — Bomi County Senator Edwin Melvin Snowe has expressed regrets and disappointment over the poor state and lack of economic and infrastructural developments in Bomi which once immensely ...
News Liberia » Bomi: Liberia links women's economic empowerment to education and national transformation
IPEAC approval of 194 enterprises worth US$973,000 advances the ARREST Agenda, SDG 2030 and Africa's Agenda 2063 as Government expands access to foundational educatioThe Government of Liberia is ...
News Liberia » Bomi: Liberia: Bomi Citizens in the Diaspora Make Donations to Visually Impaired and Physically Challenged Communities
Monrovia — Several citizens of Bomi County residing in the Diaspora have identified with the Christian Association of the Blind (CAB), barely few weeks after a burglary which led to the stealing of ...
News Liberia » Bomi: How Fannuh Baskets Connect Liberia to the US Lowcountry
Gullah Geechee basket-weaving is rooted in an oral tradition carried by enslaved people from Liberia’s Windward Coast.
News Liberia » Bomi: Dredgemaster Now in Liberia With Crew and Dredges to Undertake Diamond and Gold Mining Operations in Historically Rich Bomi Hills Area
MONROVIA, LIBERIA--(Marketwired - Mar 25, 2014) - Sunergy, Inc. (the "Company") (OTCQB: SNEY) is pleased to provide this update for our Liberian diamond and gold mining operations. Dredgemaster Price ...
News Liberia » Bomi: President Boakai, First Lady Dedicate Newly Renovated Gertrude Yancy Public School in Clay Bomi County~ Say, “Liberia's Future is Worth Investing In”
Established in the early 1960s, Gertrude Yancy Public School in Clay, Bomi County, was named after the wife of former Liberian Vice President Allen Yancy. For the First Lady, its renewal represents ...
News Liberia » Bomi: The long wait for fistula surgery in Liberia
Liberia has few surgeons trained to repair the childbirth injury. Government campaigns have left many still waiting for surgery. This story was supported by the Pulitzer Center.