Liberian Rice Importers Reduce Cost by US$2-4 After Meeting With Pres. Weah
Monrovia – President George Weah has acknowledged the favorable response of rice importers to his request for reduction in the price of the…
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Liberian, World Bank Sign US$24.7M Grant Agreement For Poverty Reduction
Monrovia – The World Bank has provided its first development support to the new Government of Liberia headed by President George Weah…
World Bank Delegation Holds Talks with Vice President Jewel Howard Taylor
Monrovia – A delegation of the World Bank has held fruitful discussions with the Vice president of Liberia, her Excellency Jewel Howard-Taylor…
UL Students Stage Violent Demonstration in Monrovia, Demand Removal of University President
Monrovia – Students at Liberia’s main institution of higher learning, the University of Liberia, have gone on the rampage, calling for the…
Muslim Women Celebrate World Hijab Day in Liberia
Monrovia – The Liberia Muslim Women Network in collaboration with other Muslim organizations have joined the world over in celebrating the World…
Trial Judges Prepare to Hold 7th Convention In Monrovia
Monrovia –The Seventh National Conference of the Association of Trial Judges kicks -off this Friday, February 2, 2018 at the Grand Floor…
Liberian Campaigners Rethink Oil Palm Advocacy
Monrovia – A group of 10 Liberian civil society organizations has agreed to new course of action in their advocacy for equitable…
GVL Employees Want Company Rules Respected – Wants Legal Matters Settle in Court
Sinoe County – Several concerned employees of the Golden Veroleum Oil Palm, after a successful meeting on Thursday February 1, established a…
President Weah Proclaims February 2, 2018 As Wetlands Day
Monrovia – President George Weah has by proclamation declared Friday, February 2, 2018, as Wetlands Day to be observed throughout Liberia as…
Flouting Promise: Local Importers Marginalized – Pres. Weah Forges Partnership With Foreign Rice Importers
Monrovia – President George Manneh Weah has begun a dangerous game with the country’s most political commodity – rice.