Author: J. H. Webster Clayeh

Monrovia – President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has condemned former Commerce Minister Amin Modad’s decision to purchase a luxury vehicle, calling it insensitive to Liberia’s ongoing economic difficulties.

Monrovia – The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is conducting an in-country capacity-building training in Liberia for Women, Peace, and Security (WPS) focal persons on the Continental Results Framework for reporting on the WPS agenda.

Monrovia – The Liberia National Police have deployed riot officers at the Ministry of Justice following the gathering of former agents of the Executive Protection Service (EPS), who are demanding their retirement benefits.

Monrovia — George Weah marked his 58th birthday Tuesday with renewed hope to thousands of supporters, assuring that he would be back in 2029.

Monrovia — Ex-Finance Minister Samuel D. Tweah has sent an open challenge to the ruling Unity Party to cancel the much-publicized harmonization policy they once criticized during the regime of former President George Weah.

Monrovia — Deputy Finance and Development Planning Minister for Administration, Bill McGill Jones, announced on Monday that the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget and succeeding budgets under the current regime will be shaped by insights gathered from ongoing consultations regarding the National Development Plans (NDPs).

Monrovia- The United Methodist Church (UMC) in Liberia has accused Bishop Samuel Jerome Quire of taking a huge sum of money from the global church during the 2024 General Conference that was held in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA to perpetuate regionalization and accept homosexuality within the United Methodist Church in Liberia.

Monrovia – As part of efforts to achieve the development of Liberia’s 30×30 National Plan aligned with the Kunming-Montreat Global Biodiversity framework (GBF), a one-day technical workshop among stakeholders of the sector was at the Royal Grand Hotel in Sinkor, Monrovia.

Monrovia — Former Finance Minister Samuel Tweah has refuted claims that he fled justice, clarifying that his extended stay outside Liberia following his indictment by the Government of Liberia was to ensure his return under the proper legal circumstances, not an attempt to escape prosecution.

Monrovia – Liberia’s Commerce Minister Amin Modad is hit with mounting public accusations for allegedly using funds from MedTech to purchase a luxury car. He has called for help from colleagues of the ruling Unity Party to come in his defense but the party says it has no intention to defend any of its public officials who are said to be caught up in corruption scandals.