Author: Willie N. Tokpah

MONROVIA – A team from the World Foundation Institute Agriculture Cooperative, headed by its CEO, Lincoln S. Cooper, has concluded a day-long meeting with farmers of Division-26, in Margibi County, aimed at fostering collaboration and improving agriculture productivity in that area.

Monrovia – Government has failed to win four landmark tenure cases to heads of four agencies. These Agencies include the Liberia Telecommunications Authority, Governance Commission, Liberia Lottery Authority, and the Liberia National Identification Registry.

Monrovia – A team of visiting US delegation focused on educational support to Liberian Schools have paid a visit to the Minister of Youth and Sports to discuss further accessibility needs of youths to expand their academic routine.

MONROVIA — The government of Liberia has failed to win four landmark tenure cases regarding heads of four agencies: the Liberia Telecommunications Authority, Governance Commission, Liberia Lottery Authority, and the Liberia National Identification Registry. These cases were lost due to procedural errors in President Joseph Nyumah Boakai’s nominations, as per a Supreme Court ruling on Wednesday.

MONROVIA – Approximately 200 officers of the Executive Protection Service (EPS) are reported to be facing termination under the directive of the new Director, Sam Gaye. Allegations suggest that these personnel are being let go due to their perceived loyalty to former President George Manneh Weah.

Monrovia – Senior Inspector of the Liberia National Police, Unit-109, Victor Gboyah, has every reason to be comfortable in his new portfolio after being vindicated of all alleged criminal offenses levied against him in a lawsuit filed at the Monrovia City Court by one Jallah Kollie.

Monrovia-Monrovia Traffic Court Judge, Karsor Zubah, has been accused of illegally selling of a vehicle belonging to an American, Lucas Richards.

Monrovia – President Joseph Nyumah Boakai has committed his government to stand with the Muslim Community to promote peace and togetherness.

Monrovia—The Senior Inspector of the Liberia National Police, Unit-109, Victor Gboyah, has again surfaced in the media for unfavorable reasons, after being dragged to the Monrovia City Court on multiple crimes, ranging from Criminal Facilitation, Criminal Mischief, Menacing, and Simple Assault.

Monrovia – The hopes of several warlords who continue to live with impunity are expected to be dashed by what may be seen as a robust decision that has dangled along the way for several years, as the Liberian Senate takes a major decision today, Tuesday, April 9, on the establishment of War and Economics Crimes Court at its regular session.