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MONROVIA – The Senate Statutory Committee on Judiciary, Human Rights, Claims, and Petitions will on Friday, August 26, 2022 conduct a confirmation hearing for Chief Justice-designate, Sie-A-Nyene G. Yuoh.According to a Senate Press and Public Affairs

Monrovia – As part of efforts to enhance the revitalization of marine activities, the Government of Liberia through the Liberia Maritime Authority (LiMA) has signed the issuance of a Marine Notice for the implementation of the Convention on Facilitat

A new project aims to incorporate the cost of lawsuit settlements and inequality when rating municipal bonds.

(L-r) LRA Commissioner General, Thomas Doe Nah; MOCI Deputy Minister for Industry, Thomas G. Goba; British Ambassador to Liberia, Neil Bradley; GLS Chairman, Mr. Peter Malcolm King; and other partners perform the groundbreaking for the LISDS open access modern warehouse. The Freeport of Monrovia is Liberia’s main international entry point to its capital city, where 90% of the country’s economic activity takes place. Despite significant investment into port and road infrastructure in r...

Liberia: Govt, Development Partners Rollup Sleeves to Issue Flag Certificates to Timbers Selling Liberia: Govt, Development Partners Rollup Sleeves to Issue Flag Certificates to Timbers Selling Share Monrovia – The long-term technical assistance for the Voluntary Partnership Agreement (VPA) in Liberia has met at the Boulevard Palace in Sinkor to institute a plan that will ensure an agreement that will see timbers and forestry products from Liberia is legally taken to the European market. The ...

sound good point >> at this point it looks like good public relations. im hoping that it means something on the ground. >> chief jordan made it clear that the demonstrators tried to take over buildings or trash buildings, the cops will do whatever they feel is necessary. >> if there is a takeover of a kaiser center then it will have to be addressed, >> will you still using tear gas or bean bags? >> the less lethal force policy has not been changed. obviously that will be determined by ...