Author: Alline Dunbar

Monrovia – Liberia’s Minister of Justice, Cllr. Frank Musah Dean has dismissed reports of an arrest warrant for controversial Talk Show host, Mr. Henry Costa.

Monrovia: The Liberian government says it plans to arrest Mr. Henry Costa, host of the Henry Costa Morning Show when he arrives in Monrovia next month ahead of his planned December 31st Weah Step Down Campaign protest. Deputy Information Minister Eugene Fahngon, addressing the weekly MICAT press briefing Thursday, disclosed that there’s a writ of arrest awaiting controversial talk show host upon his arrival. “Just as there was a writ out to have Mr. Costa station closed, there was also a writ for his arrest,” Min. Fahngon declared. The Deputy Minister referenced Mr. Costa’s arrest with the arrest of former…

Monrovia – The European Union (EU) in partnership with United Nations (UN) has signed a memorandum of understanding on Tuesday with the Female Journalist Association of Liberia (FeJAL) for the implementation of the media Advocacy component EU/UN Spotlight initiative.

Monrovia – Forex Bureau owner Lansana S. Townsend is not surprise that the exchange rate is declining but readily admits that it could be artificial.

Monrovia – The Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) of Liberia has fined the mobile money component of Orange-Liberia GSM company for failing to file no Suspicious Transaction Report for the period of two years. 

Monrovia – The Ministry of Youth and Sports in collaboration with key youth groups in the country along with development partners on Tuesday, October 29, celebrated the 50th National Youth Day. 

Monrovia – The challenges facing the Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC) may soon lead it to be managed by an electricity sector regulator—the Liberia Electricity Regulatory Commission (LERC).

Monrovia – The Chair of the Liberian Senate’s committee on education Senator Dallas Gueh says the government is financially challenged and will need the help of donors to improve the education sector.

Monrovia – The Commissioner-General of the Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA), Thomas Doe Nah has called on employees of his institution to abandon any possible plans of organizing a “go slow” action, stressing that without the employees the LRA will not be able to collect revenue.

Monrovia – Students of the Monrovia Consolidated School System (MCSS) took a trip down the Samuel Kanyon Doe era circa 1986 and former President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, March 2011, by staging a massive demonstration before the seat of the Liberian presidency, demanding arrears owed their teachers, they say going back four to five months.