Liberia's First Lady Clar Weah All Smiles After Market Place Officially Named After Her

The newly constructed market named in honor of First Lady Clar M. Weah has been opened. Formerly known as Rehab market, the Clar Marie Weah Market, located in Rehab Community, Paynesville was officially dedicated on Thursday, May 24.
The project was constructed through the personal initiative of President George Manneh Weah.
Addressing the dedication ceremony, First Lady Weah expressed gratitude and assured the marketers of her willingness to work with them in various ways possible.

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Former Liberian Artist Yung Muse Renounces Liberian Citizenship - Waving Nigerian Flag High On Social Media

It is unconfirmed if the SNG artist, Yung Muse has legally dropped his Liberian nationality, but one thing for sure, it is dropped off his social media page. Yung Muse who is known for trying to sing and act like a Nigerian, is no longer waving his Liberian flag. On the artist Instagram page, he is waving the Nigerian flag high and there is no trace of his Liberian roots on his page. It is very clear that he doesn't want to be identify as a Liberian. So be it. check out his Instagram page below.

Africa's Mega Star Don Jazzy Gives Liberian Super Star Bucky Raw an Accolades on the Success of his New Album

The success of Bucky Raw's latest album 'Cs2' is taking over the internet. The Trapco king Album gained the #1 spot on iTunes World Music chart. One of Africa's biggest music producer, Don Jazzy has joined in on the celebration. He gave Bucky Raw a shout out recently on his Instagram. Congrats Bucky.

Meet Alice Sumo, the midwife who has 1,000 babies named after her in Liberia

Alice Sumo is a respected nurse in Liberia where she has been a midwife for nearly three decades. She was so loved and respected in Montserrado County that 1,000 babies have been named after her.
Alice, whose name means 'peace', has worked through the civil war and Ebola to do her job. She delivered her first baby at gun point at the side of the road. In her three-decade career, she did not stop working even during the epidemic which claimed nearly 5,000 lives in Liberia in 2014 and 2015. New mothers who Alice has cared for and supported through their pregnancy have called their daughters after her or if it's a boy, named him Alex.
Alice now runs a maternal health center opened by Save the Children in her rural community. The children are a living testament to the impact Alice has had in Liberia.

ere's why Alice Sumo is making headlines:

WHO’S SHE?
Alice Sumo is a respected nurse in Liberia where she has been a midwife for nearly three decades.

THREE DECADES?
Yes.…

C LIBERIA CLEARLY

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