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Monrovia – The Liberia Medical and Dental Association (LMDA) with backings from the Liberia Medical and Dental Council (LMDC) has warned Liberians to brace themselves for the worst as the health sector would shut down if the government refuses to listen to their demands as it has done in the past.

Gbarnga – As the debate to split Bong County into part two and form Bong Range County intensifies, an advocacy group has called on citizens of both lower and upper region of the county to reject all discussions surrounding the division of the county.

Monrovia – The Government of Liberia has described as ‘blatant lie’ speculations circulating that Liberia’s Ambassador-designate to Washington DC has been rejected by the United States government.

THE RECENT HAPPENINGS AT SAJJ HOUSE Restaurant, which is owned and operated by Lebanese, have again sparked the debates of giving Liberian citizenship out to people of ‘non-Negro descent.’

Abuja, Nigeria  – The Liberia Delegation to the ECOWAS Parliament says the country has taken appreciable steps to make meaningful contributions to the overall goal of attaining the vision of the ECOWAS Community by 2020

Monrovia – In a statement issued by ILC Africa’s Chair on April 17 2018, the platform calls for President George Weah and the Senate to review and pass a land act that respects community land rights.

Washington — After six years as the World Bank’s Vice President for Africa where he oversaw the delivery of a record-breaking $70 billion to Sub-Saharan Africa to help tackle key development challenges, Makhtar Diop has been appointed as the World Bank’s Vice President for Infrastructure.  The newly created Infrastructure Vice Presidency comprises Transport & Digital Development, Energy & Extractives, Infrastructure Finance and Public Private Partnerships (PPPs). In this global role, Makhtar Diop will oversee the Bank’s work on infrastructure and infrastructure finance and lead efforts to develop sustainable solutions and help close the infrastructure gap in developing and emerging economies.…

Monrovia – Brenda Brewer Moore delves into a painful chapter of her childhood which is the subject of a powerful new movie, Stolen Childhood.

 The Liberian people might be uneducated, but they’are NOT stupid! The LRA Commissioner-General (Elfreda Tamba-Stewart) says that “It is through tax education that we can harden voluntary (tax) compliance, and this remains a cogent part of our corporate strategic plan”

Mr. Emmanuel Shaw is a gold digger and an opportunist. He is also an example of a real corrupt Liberian. Mr. Shaw should never be given a position within the Weah’s government.