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MONROVIA – The Supreme Court of Liberia on Tuesday, August 4, 2022, ruled that the decision of the former ruling National Patriotic Party (NPP) Executive Committee to revise the Party’s Constitution and execute all policies and decisions under the au

Monrovia – The UN Joint Rule of Law Programme seeks to address key developmental challenges by promoting the rights of women, gender equality, and children’s rights while ensuring that physical and legal protection, as well as the psychological wellb

MONROVIA – The Senate Committee on Social Security, Pension and Insurance has held confirmation proceedings for nominees of the National Social Security and Welfare Corporation (NASSCORP). They include; Mr. Dewitt VonBallmoos and Madam Carmerna C. Ye

MONROVIA – Senator Abraham Darius Dillon, who has been at the center of lingering allegations that he, along with 13 other senators, received $30,000 in the name of Legislative Projects, has vowed to resign if there is any record of him receiving the

MONROVIA – Earlier on Monday, Bomi County Senator Edwin Melvin Snowe, Representing   Dr. Sidie Mohamed Tunis, Speaker of the ECOWAS Parliament addressed the official opening of the Southern African Development Community (SADC) Parliamentary Forum 51s

MONROVIA – Scores of marketers in Tubmanburg, Bomi County have heaped praises on Representative Finda Gborie Lasannah for the provision of half a million Liberian dollars for the improvement of their respective businesses in the wake of a shattered e

TUBMANBURG, Bomi County – As part of ongoing efforts to create more awareness of the Public Financial Management Act of 2009, Liberia's Comptroller and Accountant General, Hon. Janka A. Kowo over the weekend engaged a cross-section of students and ad

BOMI – In an effort to deliver quality health service to the people of Klay District in Bomi County, the United Organization of Klay in the Americas(UNOKLAYA) Inc and the Government of Liberia have come to a memorandum of understanding for the smooth

MONROVIA -- Every young girl has a time in her life when she dreams of being a Princess or Queen. Royalty out of a fairy tale or a Disney movie. The desire to be a Cinderella and a royalty in her own world has shaped her mind into a safe space where

Monrovia – A non-profit organization, Educate The NextGen (ETN), has launched Liberia's first-ever National Academic Excellence Award which is aimed at honoring exceptional students in Liberia. Report by Jaheim T.  Tumu, jaheim.tumu@frontpageafricaon