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The Liberia Law Society (LLS), a local law and human rights institution, has critically been reviewing situations of human rights excesses in Liberia, which the society said have been taking place in the full view of Liberia international…

As veteran Liberian broadcast journalist and Director for Communication at the Central of Bank of Liberia (CBL) Cyrus Wleh Badio urges Liberian students to be passionate with career paths they will choose for their future, while the newly…

For the first time since Liberia began its maritime program in 1948, the country has gotten a female Maritime Educator in person Miatta Sonie Sherif.  Mrs. Sherif obtained a Master's of Science degree in Maritime Education and Training in…

The Executive Governor of the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL), J. Aloysius Tarlue, Jr, accompanied by a delegation from the CBL, attended the Extra-Ordinary Meeting of Ministers of the Finance and the Governors of Central Banks of the West…

By: Anthony Q. Jiffan, Jr. President George Manneh Weah has lauded the management of CEMENCO, the premium cement factory in Liberia, for the construction of a state of the art Cement production facility. The Liberian leader considered…

The fulcrum of the Liberian economy, according to some ace political and economic gurus, is the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL). They say it can also be the trap to stall economic progress. It is no surprise why all eyes turn on the Bank as…

Just as it has appeared that the opposition bloc is at the verge of disintegration, skeptics and cynics have already held that the collaboration of the mainstreamed opposition political parties has failed considering the trend of utterances…

While stalwarts, members and sympathizers of the former ruling Unity Party continue to nurse the defeat of the 2017 national elections that saw their candidate Ambassador Joseph N. Boakai losing to a consolidated Coalition for Democratic…

One of Liberia’s oldest political parties, the United People’s People (UPP), might not have won presidential elections and is struggling to reconsolidate its lost membership to splinter emerging new parties but it still remains an adobe of…

In the aftermath of the October 14 violent protest action carried out by aggrieved Monrovia Consolidated School System (MCSS) students over government’s delay to pay salaries owed disenchanted teachers, the government of Liberia represented…