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Planning ombudsman says PA should revoke permit for concrete structure

Liberia’s Minister of Finance and Development Planning (MFDP), Samuel Tweah has reaffirmed the government’s financial commitment to the sustainability of TRANSCO CLSG, a transmission company that is responsible to deliver stable and affordable electr

Monrovia - The Government of Liberia and international partners have reaffirmed their commitment to delivering on the 2022 National Population and Housing Census.The Census is aimed at getting the total number of persons and housing types along

CapeNature says there are currently no negotiations about CapeNature taking over the management of Table Mountain National Park.

MiinMONROVIA – The Senate on Tuesday hosted the Minister of Commerce Mawine G. Diggs to answer questions about the shortage of the country’s staple food, rice and why President George Weah was misled about the quantity of rice in the country when he

MONROVIA – The Government of Liberia and the United Nations have launched a joint project to boost community development across Liberia.The project dubbed the ‘Accelerated Community Development Program (ACDP)’ was launched by President George M. Weah

On Tuesday, Judge Raylene Keightley ruled in favour of Mpho Phalatse in an application to have a motion of no confidence declared unlawful, unconstitutional and invalid.

MONROVIA – Clay Crain will take over as Managing Director of APM Terminals Liberia effective November 1st and pending necessary approvals, replacing Jonathan Graham, who will take on a new role within Global Operations at APM Terminals and relocate b

MONROVIA – MBH Power Limited, an energy power group in Liberia, has held a certification ceremony of interns and issuance of provisional acceptance certificate under the Monrovia Consolidation of Electricity & Distribution.The MBH over the weeken

Pine Bluff Mayor Shirley Washington gave updates on several city projects that have been in development for a number of months. With a short agenda and no public speakers during the City Council meeting held on Monday.Washington briefed the council members about the Opportunity House, Southeast Housing Development Project, Vacant Property Registration Consultant, Detective Kevin D. Collins Conference Center, Hotel Public Facilities Board, Harbor Oaks and the Civic Center Complex.