Nimba County Senate Caucus Chair Acknowledges PYJ Development Contributions
Nimba County – Senator Prince Y. Johnson of Nimba County says he is overwhelmed by the humanitarian works being done by a son…
Rodney Sieh
Green Advocates Train Liberian Communities on Alternative Recourse Mechanism
Monrovia – Amidst repeated disagreements and confusions at various concessions across Liberia, Green Advocates International, an environmental rights group has begun training…
Diaspora
Safety Concerns: Mystery Clouds Sinking of IRI Registered Ship
Uruguay – A vessel carrying 260,000 tons of iron ore has reportedly sunk after taking on water following a hull crack 2,000…
Politics
Liberia Ombudsman Shakeup – Jallabah to be Replaced Over Age
Monrovia – Less than 24 hours after her appointment, one of three persons named to the Office of the Ombudsman, tasked with…
Politics
Ombudsman Named – Paving Way For Resolution in Liberia’s Code of Conduct Debacle
Monrovia – Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf on Monday named members of the much-anticipated Ombudsman tasked with the responsibility of deciding the…
Politics
3rd Time Charmers? Charles Brumskine Holds Tete-A-Tete With Ghana’s President
Accra – Until his recent election as President of Ghana, President Nana Akufo Ado made three unsuccessful attempts at attaining state power.
Calvary Empowerment HR Professionals of Liberia conduct Job Skills Training
Monrovia – It is common in Liberia to see many recent graduates submitting letters of applications and resumes for jobs at various…
Politics
Official: Brumskine Lifts Nimba Son Harrison Karnwea’s Hand As Running Mate
Saclepea, Nimba County – Just a month and five days since he joined the party, Harrison Karnwea, a native of vote rich…
Politics
Weah Confident of Winning Liberian Presidency – Frowns on Code of Conduct
Monrovia – Senator George Manneh Weah (Coalition for Democratic Change, Montserrado) has expressed confidence that he will be elected Liberia’s next President…
Politics
Lingering Political Heat: VP Boakai Hits Back At Charles Brumskine
Monrovia – Striking the iron while it is still hot, the Office of Vice President Joseph N. Boakai has sharply refuted and…