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Author: Press Release
Monrovia –The Defense Team of Cllr. Gloria M. Scott and family have been alarmed about an unknown men who have been caught in the compound of Cllr. Scott’s Virginia residence.
Monrovia – Liberia’s Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung has concluded his official visit to the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
MONROVIA — Taking decisive steps to revitalize Liberia’s healthcare system, Dr. Benetta Collins-Andrews, Chairperson of the LMDC, and Dr. Ayun K. Cassell III, President of LMDA, are spearheading a strategic planning and health retreat set for Saturday, February 17, 2024, in Monrovia. This crucial event aims to engage stakeholders, conduct a thorough needs assessment, chart a visionary path forward, and establish strategic objectives, marking a significant milestone in Liberia’s healthcare transformation efforts.
The Liberia International NGOs Forum (LINGO), in support of President Boakai’s encouraging State of the Nation address and his promise of the government’s zero-tolerance stance on corruption, commits to severing ties with vendors, contractors, and service providers involved in any form of fraudulent activities or breaches of procurement and financial processes that may lead to corruption. LINGO, with this, urges vendors, contractors, and service providers who work with LINGO members to utilize the communication channels provided by its members to report any instances of staff or affiliates soliciting commissions, kickbacks, price fixing, or engaging in fraudulent behavior.
MONROVIA – An anonymous source within the National Lottery Authority (NLA) of Liberia leaked documents that show only weeks before the inauguration of His Excellency President Joseph N. Boakai, a letter of intent was sent to NLA requesting a casino license and an alleged quick process of approval commenced.
MONROVIA – The Mano River Union (MRU), representing the collective interests and development aspirations of our member states, is delighted to express its full support for the recent announcement made by High Power Exploration Inc (HPX) regarding a pioneering agreement—a Letter of Intent with the Government of Liberia and the Guma Africa Group Ltd. This agreement marks the initiation of negotiations to establish a groundbreaking multi-user infrastructure project, known as The Liberty Corridor, aimed at connecting Guinea and Liberia through a state-of-the-art infrastructure network.
Monrovia – The Liberia Women Forum (LWF), a nongovernmental women advocacy group has called for calm among women believed to be wives and spouses of service men of the Armed Forces of Liberia (AFL).
MONROVIA – A two-day Post Elections Reporting Training Workshop Organized and conducted by the Center for Media Studies and Peacebuilding (CEMESP) has ended in Nimba County with a call for community radios to help promote accountability.
MONROVIA – The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Africa Union Trading Company, Eric Oppong Twum, has called on the Government of Liberia (GOL) to conduct random drug testing for various officials of government ministries and agencies, including all civil servants in the country. He applauded the government of Liberia headed by His Excellency Ambassador Joseph N Boakai and Vice President Jeremiah Koung for the introduction of drug testing as a requirement for public positions.
Monrovia – In a nation where access to electricity is limited, reaching only 34% in urban areas and being almost absent in rural areas, the dry season which runs between December and April, is the most brutal time for consumers. During the season, characterized by the hot, sandy, Harmattan wind, which blows in from the Sahara Desert, electricity is at its worst.