Author: Gerald C. Koinyeneh

MONROVIA – Vice president Jeremiah Kpan Koung has rallied national leaders to change the status quo and live up to the expectation of the Liberian people.

MONROVIA — The African Methodist Episcopal Zion University (AMEZU) is set to offer a Master’s Degree program in Criminal Justice. The University plans to initiate the Master’s degree in Criminal Justice alongside other disciplines upon the imminent opening of the Graduate School.

Dr. Nuetah, speaking during the cooperative’s relaunch, announced collaboration with the FDMCS to facilitate resource pooling, knowledge sharing, and collective marketing of produce. BONG MINES, Fuamah District – Farmers in Bong Mines, Fuamah District were given reasons to smile when a high-power delegation from the Ministry of Agriculture led by new Agriculture Minister Dr. Alexander Nuetah affirmed the government’s commitment to support them boost production.

MONROVIA – Nearly one million Liberians live in extreme poverty and 2.5 million live in absolute poverty, says the World Bank in its latest poverty assessment report on Liberia.

MONROVIA – The Speaker of the House of Representatives of the 55th Liberian Legislature, Cllr. J. Fonati Koffa, asserts that African nations can achieve the objective of building resilient economies by leveraging technology, opening borders, and adopting a single continental currency in the near to medium term.

CAPITOL HILL, Monrovia – The Ministry of Finance and Development Planning has finally submitted the highly anticipated fiscal year 2024 draft national budget to the Legislature.

MONROVIA – US-based Liberian Mr. Siaka B. Kromah is proposing the establishment of a Liberian Diaspora Initiative to enhance trade and investment opportunities. Kromah envisions creating a Diaspora Bureau of Economic Affairs Program Management Office (PMO) at each Liberian embassy worldwide to coordinate diaspora initiatives, particularly in countries with significant Liberian communities like the United States.

Speaker Koffa emphasized that climate change, global security uncertainties, and the regression of democracy in Africa necessitate the development of resilient African economies. Here, he’s meeting with former President Jakaya Kikwete of Tanzania. MONROVIA – The Speaker of the House of Representatives of the 55th Liberian Legislature, Cllr. J. Fonati Koffa, asserts that African nations can achieve the objective of building resilient economies by leveraging technology, opening borders, and adopting a single continental currency in the near to medium term.

CAPITOL HILL, Monrovia – The leadership of the House of Representatives is expected to meet with the management of the National Port Authority to respond to concerns raised by the House over the dismissal of several staff of the port authority.

MONROVIA – Former Auditor General of Liberia, John Morlu, has distanced himself from a statement circulating on social media, purportedly authored by him, which condemns President Joseph Boakai’s Asset Recovery Taskforce.