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Liberia: Senators Point Accusing Fingers At Mines And Energy Ministry For Facilitating Illicit Mining Around The Country Liberia: Senators Point Accusing Fingers At Mines And Energy Ministry For Facilitating Illicit Mining Around The Country Share MONROVIA – News about foreigners including Ghanaians and Ivorians doing illicit mining in several counties including Gbarpolu, Rivercess, Sinoe has have drawn the attention of the Senate. The Senate Invited Mines and Energy Minister, Gesler Murray. ...

Bomi County Senator Edwin M. Snowe, Jr. Bomi County Senator Edwin Melvin Snowe says the COVID-19 food distribution, as relates to his county, was marked with criminality, “and for the agent of the executive to come here and try to hide under the international NGO wouldn’t work here.” He continued: “If the international NGO stole our people’s food, they will be called to book; we need to constitute a committee here to investigate the food distribution. This Legislature t...

Fears of a return to the nation’s bloody past appears to be awakening in face of what most agree is a sharp decline in respect for the rule of law. And this is happening under the George Weah administration. Just why President Weah does not seem to understand the dangers implicit in a decline of the rule of the law is troubling. Under his watch, several mysterious deaths/murders of government functionaries have gone unsolved. State security or their hirelings have been linked to most of these...

Liberia: Senate Trashes Report on COVID-19 Stimulus Food Distribution; Says WFP Needs to Clarify Liberia: Senate Trashes Report on COVID-19 Stimulus Food Distribution; Says WFP Needs to Clarify Share Monrovia – Majority members of the Liberian Senate have termed as unrealistic a report from Prof. Wilson Tarpeh, chair of the Presidential Taskforce on Covid-19, in which he claimed 2.3 million people received stimulus package, a figure that represents 92 per cent of targeted recipients. As part...

) write( ) write() } document.write() } } President Weah Ends Exciting Moments On 3rd Leg Of County Tour, Promising Rural Liberians Will Not Be Forgotten Wednesday, 28th April 2021 Photo Credit: Executive Mansion (Cestos, River Cess County): The President of the Republic, H.E. George Manneh Weah, could not climax the 3rd leg of his nationwide tour in a more suitable place than his maternal home of River Cess County.   Having toured Margibi and Grand Bassa Counties, where he extensively...

President Weah receives petition from Ms. Russ. Comfort Russ, a senior student of the Gorblee Multilateral high school in Compound#3, Grand Bassa County, burst into tears when President George M. Weah announced that, due to her impressive delivery of a statement on behalf of her colleagues, he would personally be responsible her education up to the Master’s level. Ma Martina Fanciah of Cestos High, River Cess County, also received an identical gesture from the President. The scholarship c...

Aaron Weah: “Liberians have been reminded that justice is still possible” 27 April 2021By Thierry Cruvellier, JusticeInfo.net Share Republish × You are free to republish this article both online and in print. We ask that you follow some simple rules described on our copyright. Please do not edit the piece, ensure that you attribute the author, their institute, and mention that the article was originally published on Justiceinfo.net Copy this HTML into your CMS Press Ctrl-C to copy J...

President Weah Takes County Tour to River Cess Saturday Friday, 23rd April 2021 Photo Credit: Executive Mansion (Buchanan, Grand Bassa County):  The President of the Republic, H.E. Dr George Manneh Weah, and his entourage will on Saturday, April 24, 2021, move to River Cess County as part of his 3 rd leg nationwide tour.   President Weah will end his visit to Grand Bassa County where he has dedicated and broken grounds for milestone projects including bridges, hospital, clinics, youth...

Newly inducted Senators (from left): Jeremiah Kpan Koung, Botoe Kanneh and Wellington Geevon Smith Minutes following his induction, Nimba County Senator Jeremiah Kpan Koung, warned of “chaos” in the 2023 Presidential and Legislative Elections if nothing is done with the Elections Law. “With my experience at the National Elections Commission, if we do nothing about the elections law, I can assure you that this country might run into chaos in 2023; we need to address it and address it n...

Education Minister Ansu D. Sonii As part of an effort to lay the foundation for the enhancement of quality education in the country, the Ministry of Education (MOE) with support from the World Bank, has launched what it terms as the ‘renovation and rehabilitation of all public senior high schools across Liberia. The launch is being made possible through a US$42 million World Bank grant for the improvement of the physical environment of Senior Secondary Schools in Liberia. During the official...