Author: Gerald C. Koinyeneh

PAYNESVILLE – A die-hard member of the ruling Coalition for Democratic (CDC), Emil Michael Taylor has made a repeated call on his first partisan, President George Weah, and the hierarchy of the CDC to support him continue his treatment and at the same time take care of his family.

Monrovia – The ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) has signed a memorandum of understanding with several opposition political parties with the aimed of working out a plan to form a “grand coalition ahead of the 2023 Legislative and Presidential Elections.”

Monrovia – The National Elections Commission (NEC) has denied the request by the Unity Party (UP), seeking the dismissal of the complaint filed by the Liberty Party and the Alternative National Congress.

Monrovia – Representative Samuel Enders (Independent, District #6, Montserrado County) on Tuesday submitted five bills before the House of Representatives for enactment into law.

Monrovia – In an effort to reduce human trafficking across Liberia, Wellesley Centers for Women, in collaboration with Shaping a Better World through Research and Action have completed a day long-training targeting market women in Monrovia.

Capitol Hill, Monrovia – The Plenary of the Honorable House of Representatives on Thursday, March 17 passed into law an Act establishing Kpogblen a Magisterial Court in the Republic of Liberia.

Donation of symbolic chairs by Alumni Association of the Robertsport High School and the Frank G. Chenoweth Institute Robertsport, Grand Cape Mount – As part of a plan to help renovate its alma mater, Robertsport High School (RHS)/ Frank G. Chenoweth Institute (FGCI) Alumni Association has donated over fifty (50) chairs to the only government high school in Robertsport City, Grand Cape Mount County.

Sanniquellie, Nimba County – The Management of Solway Mining Incorporated has disclosed plans for the construction of over 500 housing units in Sanniquellie, the capital of Nimba County ahead of its full operations in Liberia.

Rep. Gwaikolo said owing to the crippling effects of climate change across the world with Liberia being of no exception, it was prudent to form a united from in combating the menace Monrovia – It was a show of unanimity on Capitol Hill when several members of the House of Representatives pledged their commitment to work with civil society organizations (CSOs) in finding solutions to addressing the crippling effects of climate change.

Capitol Hill, Monrovia – The Liberia Electricity Corporation’s inability to supply its many customers electricity is not only annoying private citizens and customers, VIPs including members of the 54th Legislature are venting their anger not only at LEC management, but other key players of the energy sector including the Liberia Electricity Regulatory Authority (LERC) and the Ministry of Mines and Energy.