Author: J. H. Webster Clayeh

The Monrovia City Police and the Liberia National Police have begun to raid vendors who are said to be selling illegally in Monrovia as part of its joint cleanup and demolition of makeshift structures exercise in Monrovia.

Monrovia-Newly Chinese Ambassador to Liberia H.E. YIN Chengwu is urging the Joseph Boakai’s administration to tap into the China-Africa Cooperation to achieve its development goals, the “ARREST” Policy Agenda.

Monrovia – The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in collaboration with the Global Environment Facility (GEF) has commenced a four-day Environment Constituency Workshop to discuss current issues relating to climate change, biodiversity, desertification, international waters, chemicals, and other related environmental issues affecting Liberia and the World at large.

MONROVIA – Several Civil Society Organizations under the banner of Civil Society Activity (CSA) are calling on the government of Liberia to allocate a minimum of 20th percent from the national budget to the educational sector to improve the learning conditions across the country.

Monrovia – As part of efforts to strengthen the former ruling party after a slim defeat by the Unity Party in last year’s Presidential Election, the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) has embarked on what it terms as a comeback retreat in Buchanan City, Grand Bassa County.

Monrovia – My Heart’s Appeal (MHA), a group that is taking care of people living with Down Syndrome and other intellectual disabilities has opened Liberia’s first center.

Monrovia – The opposition Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) has labeled President Joseph Boakai’s statement of inheriting US$20.5 million in the consolidated account as lies and misleading.

Monrovia – The Huston-Tillotson University, in Austin, Texas, has warmly congratulated the newly elected President of Liberia, Joseph Boakai, for his dedication to public service and the trust the Liberian people have placed in him. They hope his tenure will be marked by peace, prosperity, and advancement for the country.

Paynesville – Senator of Nimba County, Prince Yormie Johnson, has sharply warned the administration of President Joseph Boakai to abolish the plans for the establishment of the long-awaited war crimes court, adding that such plan will cause violence.

Monrovia – As condemnations pour in from Liberians against the inaugural committee team for the poor handling of the ceremony that caused President Joseph Boakai to experience heat exhaustion during his inaugural address, the inaugural committee team is now pointing fingers at the Legislature and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, among other government entities, for strangulating the smooth operation of their work, something they say led to an unsuccessful program at the Capitol Building.