Lennart Dodoo

MONROVIA – Shortly after President George Weah’s two-hour long State of the Republic Address, leaders of political opposition parties, in unison gathered at headquarters of the Liberty Party where they jointly expressed disappointment…

Monrovia - Deputy Labour Minister for Manpower Planning and Human Resource Development Atty. Phil Tarpeh Dixon has named trafficking in human as a menace that needs regional and international fight and must be taken seriously. 

AT A PROGRAM MARKING the one-year anniversary of President George Manneh Weah’s leadership Tuesday, Reverend Isaac Winkler, Archbishop of the Dominion Christian Fellowship Church, prayed that ‘God’ should rise up against anyone who…

MONROVIA – At least 30 officials, drawn from NHA, various government agencies, organizations and slum communities, are attending a 5-day (Jan. 21-25) Participatory Approach for Safe Shelter Awareness (PASSA) training workshop at the…

Monrovia – President George Manneh Weah, has hailed residents of Fendell whose structures were demolished for exercising high-level of patience and understanding in the face of the ugly ordeal brought upon them.

Download Health centers in Lofa County received several medical items from Madam Tokpa, who is a US based Liberian Lofa County - A daughter of Sucromu town in Salayea district, Lofa County Garmai has embarked on a humanitarian…

Monrovia – A children’s party organized by Montserrado County District 10 Representative, Yekeh Koluba, turned chaotic as the party venue seemed small to contain the thousands of children who turned out.

THE WAY REPRESENTATIVE J. NAGBE SLOH(District No. 2, Sinoe County) puts it, Speaker Bhophal Chambers is “incompetent to lead” the 54th Legislature. SIMILAR CONCERNS are also being expressed in the upper house of the national…

MONROVIA – Freedom House, a U.S-based non-government organization, that conducts research and advocacy on democracy, political freedom, and human rights says the press in Liberia is not wholly free. In its latest Press Freedom…

MONROVIA – At least five staff of The INQUIRER Newspaper, one of Liberia’s most popular Newspapers, have resigned in a bid to form The INDEPENDENT INQUIRER which is reportedly government backed.