Author: J. H. Webster Clayeh

Monrovia – Liberians have expressed that over the past few days, the surcharge from GSM companies on data in voice calls has caused them serious impediments in attaining their livelihoods. FrontPage Africa on Thursday spoke to some Liberians and this was what they had to say. Mary Kerkula- Students Activist “It has been a difficult time for ordinary Liberians alike us. The burdens were twice double than it was before and I think we have had a hectic time. Again, the regulatory arm that responsible for the tariff on data and voice calls which happen to be the Liberia Telecommunication…

Monrovia – Mulbah Morlu, the Chairman of the ruling Coalition for Democratic Change says despite the Government of Liberia’s desire to protect businesses and their investments, businesses, especially GSM companies, should operate in a way that would enhance the interest of the Liberian people.

Monrovia – Mr. David Benitoe, the National Director of the National Christian Task Force of Liberia is calling on Liberians to reject the pending December referendum by voting no to all the propositions adding that it’s unconstitutional to conduct an election and a referendum on the same day.

Monrovia – The Liberia Institute of Public Administration has begum a one-month induction training for more than 550 civil servants who were employed in government between 2018 to 2020.

Monrovia – Frank Saah Foko, a former aide to the fallen Representative Munah Pelham-Youngblood has emerged as the winner from the just-ended Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) Montserrado County District#9 primary.

Monrovia – The Student Unification Party(SUP), the students’ based political party at the State-run University of Liberia has condemned the growing wave of violence permeating the corridors of Liberia, particularly, amongst the political actors.

Monrovia – Dr. Julius Sarwolo Nelson, the president of the state-run University of Liberia says with just ten years remaining to the 2030 deadline of achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), there is a need to expand society’s capacity to solve complex challenges.

Monrovia – Madam Mary W.M. Nyumah, the president of the National Teachers Association of Liberia is calling on the government to pay more attention to improving the welfare of teachers.

Paynesville – The Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the National WASH Commission, Bobby Whitefield has commended USAID and the Catholic Relief Services (CRS) for improving sanitation, and hygiene in Liberia.

Monrovia – The newly established pro-government group, the Coalition for Democratic Change Council of Patriots (CDC-COP) has started reaching out to locals in several communities to rally their support as they plan to have a peaceful protest to call on the international community about what they term as the plan by opposition political parties in derailing the peace in Liberia.