A Call for Strategic Engagement: The Importance of U.S.-Liberia Relations in Development and Global Stability: 
Young Woman’s Mysterious Death Sparks Ongoing Police Investigation in Foya, Lofa County 
MISSING CHILD IN LOFA COUNTY SPARKS PUBLIC OUTRAGE AND INTENSIFIES SECURITY RESPONSE 
Liberia National Police Urges Peaceful Protesters to Seek Permit for Solidarity March with Burkina Faso’s President Traore 
Montserrado County District #5 Representative Thomas P. Fallah has proposed a Legislative Bill seeking an establishment of an Educational scheme for underprivileged Liberian Students in Liberia.
The bill which has been sent to the House’s Plenary by Representative Fallah seeks to advocate for the establishment of a trust fund for the payment of WASSEC fees for Public School Student with no strings attached and will be a national policy that successive governments will adhere to.
The Montserrado County District #5 Representative wants his colleagues to see reason to immediately enact the proposed Legislation because, according to him, if enacted into law, will provide educational opportunity for poverty stricken Students at Public Schools in the country.
Meanwhile, the House of Representatives has mandated it’s Means, Finance and Education Committees to securitize a proposed Legislation seeking the establishment of an education scheme for underprivileged Liberian Students in the country.
The joint committee is expected to report in two weeks.
