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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE From: Mr. Aaron Kpehe President LCAKSI Subject: Grand Opening of the Latrine Facility at the Bala...
29/05/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

From: Mr. Aaron Kpehe

President LCAKSI

Subject: Grand Opening of the Latrine Facility at the Balakpalazu Clinic

Date: May 28, 2026

My fellow Lofians, we want to take this time to wholeheartedly thank our Lofian brothers and sisters of the Lofa County Association of Kentucky and Southern Indiana residing in the United States of America for their tireless efforts in contributing financially towards the completion of the Latrine facility at the Balakpalazu Clinic.

Please allow me to extend my thanks and appreciation to the Lofa County Chief Health Officer, Dr. Moses Weidehgar for his vision towards providing good Healthcare to the people of Lofa County; without his passion and sacrifices, this project would not have been a reality.

We want to thank the President of Liberia, Mr. Joseph N. Boakai, for his message about loving Liberia and giving back to the country that we love dearly. I encourage the beneficiaries of this Latrine facility to maintain it well for its intended purpose.

May God/Allah bless Liberia and bless you all.

Signed Mr. Tokpa Tarnue
Public Relations Officer
Federation of Lofa Association in the Americas

LCU Goes Solar soon: Breaks ground for 100KW Power Project to Ends Years of huge portion of the University’s budget bee...
29/05/2026

LCU Goes Solar soon: Breaks ground for 100KW Power Project to Ends Years of huge portion of the University’s budget been used on fuel and running of generator

By: Dorbor, Patrick & Tokpa

A major milestone was marked recently as the administration of Lofa County University officially broke ground for the construction of a 100KW solar power project aimed at ending years of heavy dependence on generators and reducing rising operational costs.
For years, the university has relied largely on generator power, a situation that reportedly consumed up to 40% of its national budget allocation due to fuel purchases and generator maintenance. The new solar initiative is expected to significantly ease that financial burden and improve energy stability on campus.
The project, funded by the Government of Liberia, is expected to be completed within five months, beginning June 2025. It will be implemented by A-1 Technical Engineering Solution with technical support from the Rural Renewable Energy Agency (RREA), which will serve as the owner’s engineer on the project.
Speaking at the groundbreaking ceremony, officials explained that the solar project forms part of the university’s broader development plan to address persistent electricity challenges affecting academic and administrative operations.

The Chief Executive Officer of A-1 Technical Engineering Solution, Daniel M.C. Patmore, described the project as the company’s largest installation in the region so far. He assured that the work would be carried out according to international engineering standards to guarantee durability and year-round performance.

For his part, the County Liaison Officer of RREA, Moses A. Sah, reaffirmed his institution’s commitment to ensuring quality delivery. He noted that ongoing solar projects in the county, including the Barkedu solar plant, are also expected to strengthen power supply and support the university’s energy needs.

Meanwhile, the President of the Students Union, Melvin Halie, praised the administration for what he described as a “dream come true,” saying the project will transform student learning and enhance the university’s e-learning capacity.
The solar project is widely seen as a transformative step toward improving infrastructure, reducing costs, and ensuring sustainable electricity for the university community.

Lofa County Health Team Dedicates Modern Latrine at Balakplasu Clinic in Voinjama. By: Patrick T. Blamablamapatrickt1992...
29/05/2026

Lofa County Health Team Dedicates Modern Latrine at Balakplasu Clinic in Voinjama.

By: Patrick T. Blama
[email protected]

The Lofa County Health Team on Thursday, May 28, 2026, dedicated and turned over a modern four-room latrine at the Balakplasu Clinic in Voinjama District.

Giving an overview of the latrine project at the dedicatory ceremony, the Lofa County Health Officer, Dr. Moses Weidehgar Jr Said, said the project was financed by the Lofa County Association of Kentucky and southern Indiana.

He said that the team from Kentucky took this initiative following an assessment of the facility and promised to build the modern latrine from start to end.

He further noted that the project, which contains four (4) birth rooms worth, five thousand United States dollars ($5,000.00 USD).

“At the early stage of the project, they transferred the amount of two thousand five hundred United States dollars ($2,500.00 USD), and later they transferred the balance of two thousand five hundred dollars United States dollars ($2,500.00 USD).

Speaking on behalf of Mr. Aaron C. Kpehe, President of Kentucky and southern Indiana, Dr. Moses Weidehgar Jr. said the initiative by the group seeks to bolster the government’s efforts in providing better health care to all Liberians.

He further expressed appreciation to the leadership and all members of the Lofa County Association of Kentucky and southern Indiana residing in the Americas for their tireless efforts in contributing financially towards the completion of the latrine.

Remarking during the ceremony, Voinjama District Health Officer, David Sumo, and other chiefs from Balakplasu and other surrounding towns expressed appreciation to Dr. Moses Weidehgar Jr. for his strong advocacy and the Lofa County Association of Kentucky and southern Indiana (LCASI) for their tireless efforts and their strong financial support for this great initiative.

LLA Conducts Stakeholder Engagement on Advancing Land Governance in Lofa CountyBy Patrick T. Blama & Tokpa TarnueThe Lib...
29/05/2026

LLA Conducts Stakeholder Engagement on Advancing Land Governance in Lofa County

By Patrick T. Blama & Tokpa Tarnue

The Liberia Land Authority, on May 18, 2026, met with major stakeholders at the Lofa County Superintendent's office in Voinjama.

The event, which brought together over eighteen (18) participants, was organized by the Liberia Land Authority (LLA).

Giving an overview of the stakeholders engagement, Hon. Samuel F. Kpakoi, Chairman, of Liberia Land Authority said, the event represents an important mudstone in our collective efforts to promote peaceful dialogue between the Liberia Land Authority (LLA) and Lofa County stakeholders to discuss related Land issues in the country which he said, will hopefully strengthen our Land Governance System and bring Land administration services closer to our people.

He further noted that their visit to the county was to enlighten the county officials, including traditional people.

“We have been given the mandate as (LLA), and we have realized as technicians and also consulting with our consultant to execute the mandate and function in this country; and this does not last only with the Liberia Land Authority’s Management, it requires collaboration, cooperation with local authorities and our traditional peoples,” he emphasized.

He also disclosed that the initiative undertaken by the LLA is to ensure what he called collaboration.

“A few months back, we visited six counties in the southeast, including Nimba, Ground Gedeh, Sinoe, Maryland, River Gee, and Ground Kru counties, respectively,” he noted.

During the stakeholders' engagement, Lofa County Superintendent J. Lavelah Massaquoi expressed gratitude to the LLA, describing their efforts as very timely.

According to him, several urgent land matters require urgency.

28/05/2026

CDC Lofa Chapter Holds A Press Conference.
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28/05/2026

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27/05/2026

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Pottery Farmer Calls for Government and Partner Support to Expand Poultry FarmingBy: Tokpa Tarnue A local poultry farmer...
26/05/2026

Pottery Farmer Calls for Government and Partner Support to Expand Poultry Farming

By: Tokpa Tarnue

A local poultry farmer has appealed to the government, development partners, and private investors to provide support aimed at expanding poultry farming and strengthening the craft industry.

Madam Bendu Laliah emphasized that poultry farming holds immense potential for job creation, cultural preservation, and rural economic growth, but remains underdeveloped due to limited resources and infrastructure.

Speaking during an interview in Voinjama, the farmer highlighted the challenges faced by poultry farmers including inadequate access to modern equipment, lack of training opportunities, and limited market access.

These constraints, the farmer noted, have slowed the growth that could otherwise thrive with the right support.

“Poultry farming is not just an art; it is a source of livelihood for many families,” the farmer said. “With proper investment in tools, training, and marketing, we can increase production, improve quality, and reach both local and international markets.”

The farmer called on the government to introduce policies and programs that promote poultry farming as part of the broader creative economy.

This includes providing financial grants, establishing poultry training centers, and supporting artisans through cooperative societies. Madam Lialah also urged non-governmental organizations and private investors to partner with local artisans to enhance skills development and innovation in poultry production.

Experts have supported the farmer’s appeal, noting that poultry farming aligns with sustainable development goals by promoting environmentally friendly practices and preserving traditional craftsmanship.

They argue that with adequate investment, the sector could become a significant contributor to national income and cultural tourism.

The farmer concluded by expressing optimism that with collective support from government agencies, partners, and the private sector, poultry farming can evolve into a vibrant industry that empowers communities and sustains cultural heritage for generations to come.

26/05/2026

Call to support a pottery Farmer in voinjama

26/05/2026

Lofa County University breaks ground for the construction of a 100kw Solar system at the University's campus.

25/05/2026

LLA Conducts Stakeholders Engagement to Advance Land Governance in Lofa County.

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