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The Liberia Council of Churches welcomes the release of the LD16 billion missing money reports by the Government of Liberia and the United States Embassy through USAID last week, calling on the Government of Liberia to ensure that the fight…

The Minister of Finance and Development  Planning (MFDP), Mr. Samuel Tweah in the wake of national debate of reports on the alleged missing 16 billion Liberian dollars, has expressed happiness that the President George Manneh Weah said the…

The Association of Liberian Journalists in the Americas (ALJA) says it welcomes the swift and robust action taken by the Liberian government in bringing to justice the alleged perpetrators linked to the missing 16 billion Liberian dollars…

By Sallu K.Swaray Unity Party Chairman Wilmot PAYE says the arrest of few officials of the Central Banks of Liberia (CBL) should not be a witch hunt for only few groups of people, but instead it should be extended to others who are…

The Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) has received, with shock and deep sadness, the news of the sudden death of one of its senior employees, Mr. Matthew J. Innis, who met his untimely death during the early morning hours of Sunday, March 3,…

By: Anthony Q. Jiffan, Jr.   .  The workers of West Kevcon Construction Company, constructing the New Redemption Hospital and Smartz Pro-LIPA yesterday, March 5, staged a peaceful protest asking management to address their concerns by…

In the wake of concern over the mysterious death of 48 year old man identified as Matthew Innis, the Liberian National Police (LNP) says it has launched full investigation into the incident. The latest came in the wake of concerns over the…

By: John Dennis Weah, Jr.  He was wanted during a seven year fugitive life; but as the adage goes, “Children know how to run but not how to hide.” And so was the case of 35-year-old Mohammed Konneh otherwise known as Khalon, who…

The Government of Japan has approved 1.5 Million United States Dollars to fund several  programs that will create jobs for young people, and enhance processes in the Agriculture, Maritime and Fishery Sectors of Liberia. According to a…

70 young volunteers drawn from selected communities in Monrovia formed part of a two-day Community Based adaptation training at the Monrovia City Hall, on the benefits and impacts of coastal ecosystems and the urgency for grassroots…