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Hardship under Weah is worst -Citizen Group Says
By: Stephen G. Fellajuah
Although the country has been facing some complex glitches since the end of the 14 years of civil war, a group calling itself the Third Eye Movement (TEM) however said the hardship that is been faced with by…
U. S. – Liberia to Dialogue On Key Bilateral Issues -Liberian Economic, Youth…
The 4th Session of the U.S.-Liberia Partnership Dialogue is expected to be held on September 16, 2019 at the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C.
The U.S.-Liberia Partnership Dialogue seeks to institutionalize U.S.-Liberia…
“I Didn’t Receive $29m Road Fund Money” -Public Works Minister Clarifies
Debate over the much publicized Road Fund again surfaced today at the Liberian House of Representatives with the country’s Public Works Minister Mobutu V. Nyenpan denying any knowledge of his ministry’s receipt of US$29m for road fund in…
“Freedom is the Foundation” -US Envoy Speaks Against Trafficking-in-Persons
U.S. Ambassador-at-Large to Monitor and Combat Trafficking-in-Persons (TIP), John Cotton Richmond, at the conclusion of his recent visit to Liberia says “For the first time in history there is a grand consensus on trafficking.
Ambassador…
Demonstrate Commitment Towards Dialogue Document -NAYMOTE Executive Director Implores…
By: Stephen G. Fellajuah
Naymote Executive Director, Eddie Jarwolo, wants the Government of Liberia to demonstrate a strong political commitment to implement recommendations of the National Economic Dialogue. Jarwolo says the irking…
Jewel Makes Powerful Case for “Precious Jewel” -“Every Child Must be Protected Against…
Liberia Vice President, Madam Jewel Howard Taylor, continues to make worthy rounds across the African Continent and beyond, as a motivation speaker to whom most organizers of prestigious international events turn for wisdom and counsel. Her…
Lawmakers Thrive On Deception -As Bong CHT Adm. Condemns Medical Donations
Reported by Patrick Tokpah
Bong County Health Team (CHT) Administrator, Jonah N. Togbah, has described as untimely, the donations of medical consignments by lawmakers to various health facilities in the County. The Bong CHT administrator…
ArccelorMittal ADDRESSES SKILL GAPS – Sponsors 6 Liberians to Study Abroad
Liberia’s manpower development drive, as firmly articulated by Liberian Government has just got a major boost; courtesy of one of Liberia’s largest post-conflict transcontinental concessionaires, ArcelorMittal, which has awarded…
ECONOMIC RECESSION -CBL Boss Gives Reasons at Nat’l Dialogue; Suggests Remedies for…
The Government of Liberia last Friday concluded a three-day economic dialogue funded by UNDP and supported by other partners including European Union, ECOWAS, World Bank etc., aimed at reaching a national consensus on feasible short and…
Jewel Awards 19 Girls Scholarship -Sponsors Them from More Than Me To Risks, CWA
By: Rancy S. Teewia
Vice President Dr. Jewel Howard-Taylor has awarded 19 Scholarships to female students of the More Than Me Foundation in Monrovia. Presenting the scholarships to 19 female students, on behalf the Vice President, the…