Author: Gerald C. Koinyeneh

Stakeholders of Water Producers, flanked by their President Yvonne Boyd (female) condemn the management of Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation’s decision to place meter on their privately-owned wells Monrovia – Water producers in Monrovia have warned that they will be constrained to increase the price of a sachet (a plastic bag) of water from L$5.00 to L$25.00 if the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation (LWSC) place a charge on their privately owned (wells) boreholes.

Participants at the three-day Internews’ media training on Electoral Reform Reporting in Tubmanburg, Bomi County Tubmanburg, Bomi County – Fifteen Liberian journalists from several counties in western Liberia including Montserrado County have benefited from a three-day intensive electoral reform reporting training in Tubmanburg, Bomi County.

Monrovia – The management of Media Incorporated, owner of Punch FM and TV, is seeking the intervention of the United States Government through its Embassy near Monrovia in order to get back its operating license from the Liberia Government.

Montserrado County District 1 Representative, Lawrence Morris Monrovia – In an effort to boost government’s promises in providing roads and quality education, two Montserrado County lawmakers ahve joined forces to uplift their respective district.

Stakeholders attending the ongoing workshop intended to validate the National Action Plan on mitigating risks-related to Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear and other explosive (CBRN) Materials Monrovia – The Liberian Government under the auspices of the European Union is expected to validate the national action plan today, April 10.

Chairman of Sethi Brothers Inc. Rashp Al Singh receives the “maiden Diamond Excellence Award” on behalf of Duraplast, winner of Liberia’s first National Quality Award Monrovia – Liberia’s Minister of Commerce, Professor Wilson Tarpeh has pledged Government’s commitment to ensuring the production of quality products in Liberia.

Participants attending the launch of the “Advancing Reconciliation through Legislative Reforms and Civic Engagement Campaign in Bensonville, Montserrado County Monrovia – NAYMOTE Partner for Democratic Development, in partnership with the government of Liberia and United Nations Development Program has launched phase two of its reconciliation and civic engagement campaign.

MONROVIA – The Lower House continues to be polarized day-by-day since Maryland County District #2 Representative Bhofal Chambers ascended to the Speakership of the House of Representatives. Speaker Chambers has come under a barrage of criticisms from not only opposition lawmakers, but those from his ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC). Lawmakers including Reps. Nagbe Sloh (Sinoe District #2), Yekeh Kolubah (Montserrado County District #10) and the late Adolph Lawrence (Montserrado District #15) openly accused the Speaker of being bias and lacking the leadership ability to lead them. So polarized has been the House that a segment of the House’s…

Rep. Larry Younquoi, Nimba District #8 (left) and Rep. Beyan Howard, Lofa District #5 (right smiling with hands full) joined by ANC officials including Alexander Cummings, Standard Bearer and Political leader (middle) and Vice Standard Bearer Jeremiah Sulunteh (far right) at the party’s headquarters to officially announced their membership Monrovia – The membership of the opposition Alternative National Congress (ANC) got a big boost over the weekend when Representatives Larry Younquoi (Nimba, District #8) and Beyan Howard (Lofa, District #5) joined their ranks.

MONROVIA – Stakeholders attending the launch of the “Support to Early Warning and Early Response, County Peace Committees and District Level Political Reconciliation Dialogues and Civic Engagement Project”