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- Storm renders several homeless
- Demolition on pause in ELWA land dispute
- Sexual Exploitation, Abuse alarming in Bomi County - INGO Reports
- Liberia pledges US$ 100,000 to recovery efforts in Mali
- One Police Officer to 60,000 Inhabitants
- World Bank pledges support to Liberia’s financial accountability
- Liberian Economist calls for equal participation of Country’s wealth
- Ellen launches Fistula project at Catholic Hospital
- Ellen wants Cultural Exchanges between Liberia, China promoted
- No Clinic, School for over 300 residents in Pleemu Town, Bong County
- Ellen halts export of unprocessed Natural Rubber
- Justice Korkpor outlines plan to revamp Judiciary
- Court fines LoneStar Cell MTN
- Chinese Gov’t donates to MICAT
- Court orders new trial for Ex-Police Boss, others
Over ten persons have been made homeless when a storm unroofed their house in the slum community of Crab Hole on the Bushrod Island, outside Monrovia. Crab Hole is located in St. Paul Bridge Community, District # 16 Montserrado County.
The heartbreaking incident occurred during the early afternoon
The massive demolition of properties that followed a recent Supreme Court ruling in the Montserrado District # 6, ELWA, Robertsfield Highway Community has been halted, Montserrado County District #6 Representative, Edwin Melvin Snowe, Jr. has disclosed.
The Defense for Children International-Liberia DCI-Liberia, an international child right organization operating here, has reported that the rate of Sexual Exploitation and Abuse (S.E.A) is alarming in Bomi County. According to DCI-Liberia through its Project Officer, Madam Eleanor Womba, S.E.A is co
The Government of Liberia(GOL) has announced a contribution of US$100,000.00(One Hundred Thousand United States Dollars) to recovery efforts in the West African State of Mali. The Government of Liberia made the commitment at a one day International Donor Conference for the Development of Mali under
Decentralization Of Liberia’s Security Crucial As Liberia intensifies its rebuilding process following years of over decade armed conflict, the decentralization of the country’s security, particularly the Liberia National Police (LNP) remains cardinal. The Liberian armed
The World Bank through its Sector Manager Financial Management Unit for West and Central Africa has reaffirmed its unflagging support to strengthening the capacity of the Liberia Institute of Certificated Public Account (LICPA) in Liberia.
Speaking at the launch of the LICPA Twinning Partnership Pr
A Liberian economist has called on the Government of Liberia (GoL) to ensure that Liberians participate equally in the distribution of their country’s natural resources. Mr. Sam Jackson said Liberia has trillions of dollars asset under its soil, but continues to remain poor due to “inequity.”
President Ellen Johnson- Sirleaf has officially launched the ‘Stop Fistula Project’ at the St. Joseph Catholic Hospital in Congo Town, outside Monrovia. Fistula is form of illness in which a person defecates or urinates on his/herself uncontrollably.It is most often caused by rape or obste
President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has stressed the need for the promotion of cultural exchanges between Liberia and China. According to President Johnson-Sirleaf, cultural exchanges between the two countries will foster a stronger bond of friendship between the two countries.
Residents of Pleemu Town in Bong County have decried the lack of clinic and school in their area. Pleemu Town, which is located in Suacoco-Yenlukulah District, has a population of over 300 hundred residents, including women, children and elders. According to the Town Owner, Mr. Boye V. Sackie, resid
President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has issued Executive Order No. 50 placing a moratorium on the exportation of unprocessed natural rubber from Liberia until otherwise ordered. According to an Executive Mansion release, Executive Order No. 50, signed by the Liberian leader on April 5, is intended to cu
Newly-named Chief Justice Francis Korkpor, Sr. says seeking home and overseas training opportunities for trial judges and increasing public confidence in the judiciary will form part of his first priorities as he assumes the highest post in the judiciary.
The Judge at the Sixth Judicial Circuit, Civil Law Court at the Temple of Justice, Bioma Kontoe, on Wednesday, April 17, 2013 fined the LoneStar Communications Corporations US$100 for the company’s failure to appear on time as ordered by the court.
The Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China accredited to Liberia, Zhao Jianhua, on Wednesday April 17, 2013 handed over several donated items donated by his government to the Ministry of Information, Culture and Tourism (MICAT) for use by the department of culture at the Ministry.
The Judge at the Criminal Court “C”, Yussif D. Kaba, on Tuesday, April 16, 2013 ordered a new trial for former police boss Beatrice Munah Sieh-Brown and four others. The former police chief and four others were indicted on several counts of crimes ranging from theft of property, economic sabotag
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