Author: Lennart Dodoo

KAKATA, Margibi County – The Government of Liberia through the Ministry of Transport on Wednesday launched the country’s first Traffic Warden Operations with the commissioning of 15 warden officers charged with the responsibility of buttressing the Liberian National Police (LNP) road safety operations.

Monrovia – Officials of the Center for the Exchange of Intellectual Opinions (CEIO) have been asked to temporarily setdown form their position until a full investigation is conducted into an incident involving 28 bags of rice and over US$500 given the organization by Monrovia City Mayor Jefferson Tamba Koijee on December 24, 2019. 

Monrovia – The Revolutionary Youth Alliance of Grand Gedeh County, a youth group of the county, has praised President George Weah for granting executive clemency to nine of their kinsmen who they say was wrongly sentenced to life imprisonment during the regime of former President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf.

Monrovia – The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Agriculture and Infrastructure Investment Company (AIIC) is calling on the Liberian Government to pay more attention to the production of the country’s staple food — rice.

MONROVIA – Retired Mayor Martha K. Faryen, formerly of the Liberia National Police (LNP), is entering the New Year with one serious resolution — the safety of her life.

MONROVIA – All Liberians, especially the over 2000 members  of the Great Trinity United Methodist Church at home and abroad have been given a divine prophecy to arise and shine above all odds beginning 2020 in the Name of Jesus Christ.

MONROVIA – Everything was calm and going on admirably until the protestors began to cook on the street that lies between the Executive Mansion and the Capitol Building. They had no new petition to present to the government, but insisted they would remain on the streets until President George Weah responded to the demands made in the June 7 ‘Save the State’ protest petition. The government, through the Ministry of Justice, had warned against Monday’s protest. The ministry had opted that the protest be held on Saturday, January 4. But the Council of Patriots maintained that if the government can…

Monrovia – The Council of Patriots and its supporters were determined to remain on the streets until they hear a voice of reason from President George Weah, they therefore began to cook on the street in front of the Executive Mansion, prompting reaction of the Police – spraying them with hot water and tear gas to disperse the crowd. The Police have not said they why they suddenly deicided to disperse the crowd that has been peaceful since this morning. However, the Minister of Information, Culture and Tourism, Lenn Eugene Nagbe, posted to Facebook “Please, your right to ‘peaceful assembly’…

MONROVIA – The controversial protest appears to be to gaining impetus with an increasing number of people in the streets and the lead organizer of the protest says they will remain in the streets until President George Weah harkens to their demands.

MONROVIA – Defying the odds, citizens who are disenchanted with the governance of the George Weah-led administration have started gathering on Capitol Hill in adherence to the protest called for by the Council of Patriots.