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LTTC Woes deepen -As Doru Chiefdom taken aback on 8th Judicial Circuit’s ruling
The Chiefs, Elders and People of Doru Chiefdom in Lower Nimba County are said to be sour over recent ruling handed down by the 8th Judicial Circuit Court in Nimba County in the case; Doru Chiefdom Community Assembly, Inc., represented by…
BIL Graduated 132 Trainees -As Keynote Speaker Raps on Importance, Persistence
By: Rancy S. Teewia
The Banking Institute of Liberia (BIL) has awarded 132 certificates to financial experts from various Banking institutions in Liberia. The recipients of the certificate participated in the Institute’s 2019 training…
PUBLIC WORKS GEARS UP -As Massive Roads Rehabilitation Underway
Since its independence in 1847, Liberia’s rural parts and a good chunk of its urban roads have suffered severe neglect as regards connectivity and rehabilitation. Past administrations, from President William V.S. Tubman to the current…
Classes Boycott Pending at UL? -As Faculty Meets at Fendell Today
Teachers of the University of Liberia are expected to drop their chalks for gross cut in their salaries by administration, a situation that some students of the University said may provoke mass student action that will bring down pressure…
MCSS Students, Police Clash – As Several Students Wounded in Solidary with Teachers
The enclave of Central Monrovia through Jallah Town to 12th Street Sinkor was jammed with traffic amidst skirmishes between elements of the Liberia National Police and the student community of the Monrovia Consolidated School System (MCSS)…
Expand Rural Financial Services -Dr. Dukuly Says To Boost Agricultural Investment
The Deputy Governor for Economic Policy at the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL), Dr. Musa Dukuly, has emphasized the importance of financial inclusion in enhancing investments in the agricultural sector.
Dr. Dukuly made the statement when…
Koijee wants CSO Group Captured in Nat’l Budget -Vows to advocate for Subsidy for Naymote
By Stephen G. Fellajuah
Monrovia City Major Jefferson Koijee has called on the Liberian government to consider reflecting the National Youth Movement for Transparent Elections (Naymote) in the National Budget to enhance the institution’s…
War Crimes Court for Liberia is a Duty, Not a Choice: Why the International Community Must…
A little over ten years ago, the Chairman of the erstwhile Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC), Cllr. Jerome Verdier submitted to the Administration of former president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf the TRC Final Report which according to him…
Don’t Cross The Red Line -Opposition Parties Warn Government
It was since Thursday, October 10 , 2019 when the State security Officers invaded the ROOTS FM 102.7 on Ashmun Street and seized its equipment with fruitless resistance from fans of the station and a barraged of public criticisms, a…
Liberia Risks Return To Pariah Status -IJG Urges GoL for Full TRC Report Implementation
The debate over whether or not Liberia should establish war and economic crimes court has deeply polarized the nation. There are those who think money and other resources meant to organize and run the court and dispense punitive justice…