Author: Obediah Johnson

MONROVIA – Dismissed agents of the Executive Protection Service (EPS) are seeking the intervention of the 55th National Legislature into the action taken by their administration to terminate their services on grounds of being unprofessional and unqualified without providing them any due process.

MONROVIA – Aggrieved commercial motorcyclists in Monrovia and other parts adjacent are threatening to consistently stage violent protests beginning today April 19, over attempt by the Unity Party (UP) led-government of President Joseph Nyuma Boakai to restrict their movement in the capital.

MONROVIA – The Plenary of the Liberian Senate has established an Ad-Hoc Committee to investigate the questionable manner and form in which the former ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) government of President George Manneh Weah signed a contract with a Qatari company Medtech Scientific that led to the establishment of a secret financial account in Dubai unknown to the other parties involved with the deal.

Liberian architects are observing the National Architecture Week, with a call for a platform and more robust partnership with the Government of Liberia and the public to address poor and inadequate infrastructures, guarantee the worth of money and uphold the cultural values of the country.

MONROVIA – A Liberian humanitarian residing in the United States Kolu Sokodolo -Walters has been honored and awarded by the Liberia Initiative for Transformation and Enlightenment (LITE) for her unwavering humanitarian support to the education of hundreds of children in the country.

Former notorious warlord turned Senator Prince Y. Johnson has reluctantly affixed his signature to a resolution passed by majority members of the Liberian Senate, committing to the establishment of two separate courts to prosecute perpetrators of war and economic crimes in Liberia with prerequisite that the United Nations carryout new investigations that would also unearth the names of those who provided arms, ammunitions and training to rebels during the Liberian civil conflict

MONROVIA – Nimba County Superintendent-designate Kou Meapeh Gono has underscored the need for local county authorities to adequately utilize monies allocated as County and Social Development Funds to address the huge challenges citizens are faced with in their respective counties.

MONROVIA – The Management of Saar Insurance Company, which has been operating in Liberia since 2011, has termed as a malicious, false and misleading propaganda the Wednesday, April 3, 2024 Volume 30. No. 30 edition of the New Democratic newspaper.

MONROVIA – The Chairman of the Senate Committee on National Security, Defense, Intelligence and Veteran Affairs, Senator Momo Cyrus, has implored new measures to help curtail or minimize the growing wave of security threats in post-conflict Liberia.

MONROVIA –A National Executive Committee (NEC) member of the former ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) Solomon Claudius George has warned the Joseph Nyuma Boakai led-administration against hastily and unlawfully going after past public officials perceived to have in their possession assets belonging to the government.