Liberia Suspends Poro and Sande Societies Until 2026, Announces Cultural Reforms
Minister of Internal Affairs F. Sakila Nyumalin Sr., alongside the National Council of Chiefs, announced a nationwide suspension of all Poro and Sande society activities effective April 30, 2025, until January 2026. This decision follows widespread complaints from traditional communities and aims to regulate and reform cultural practices in alignment with national goals.
Empowering Local Leadership: A Pictorial of the Transformative Forum Hosted by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and NAYMOTE in Bong County
The Ministry of Internal Affairs, in partnership with NAYMOTE, organized an impactful forum for local leaders from Montserrado, Nimba, and Grand Bassa Counties in Gbarnga City, Bong County. This full-day session brought together dedicated officials committed to improving the quality of life in their counties.
Ministry of Internal Affairs and UNDP Strengthen Community Engagement and Sustainable Development Efforts Across Lofa, Bong, and Nimba
The Assistant Minister for Technical Services at the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Orando Armah, alongside the UNDP Liberia Resident Representative, Aliou Dia, has been actively visiting project sites across Lofa, Bong, and Nimba Counties. The ongoing efforts aim to engage Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in meaningful dialogue focused on community empowerment and sustainable development.
Induction of Hon. Karyou Johnson as the 46th Superintendent of Grand Bassa County
Grand Bassa County ushered in a promising new era of leadership with the official induction of Hon. Karyou Johnson as its 46th Superintendent. The ceremony was held on March 14 at the Unification Pavilion on the Fairground, under the esteemed leadership of Hon. F. Sakila Nyumalin, Sr. Minister of the Ministry of Internal Affairs.
Assistant Minister Orlando Armah, UNDP Liberia Resident Representative Engages Local Stakeholders in Lofa County
Assistant Minister Orando Armah, alongside UNDP Liberia Resident Representative, Aliou Dia, has embarked on a week-long mission to Lofa, Bong, and Nimba Counties. The purpose of this visit is to assess completed and ongoing projects supported by UNDP, engage with local stakeholders and identify key challenges and opportunities for further development interventions.
