ECOWAS concerned about Sierra Leone court’s injunction on run-off poll
By Paul Ejime in Freetown The ECOWAS Commission has noted with concern the interim injunction issued by a High Court on Saturday, March 24th restraining...
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PUL says official tolerance of the Media in Liberia becomes “Volatile”
President George M. Weah’s outburst against BBC Liberia correspondent Jonathan Paye-Layleh, accusing him of undercutting his (President Weah’s) struggle for human rights in Liberia undermines...
Liberia’s TB treatment success rate increases
-Detailed TB Infection Control Guidelines developed Incidence of Tuberculosis (TB) In Liberia is estimated at 308/100,000 population equivalent to 14,000 people, says WHO country profiles...
Pres. Weah further demonizes Liberian Journalist Johnathan Paye-layleh
-Says he depicted “a positive image of the carnage” during the civil war By Frank Sainworla, Jr. fsainworla@yahoo.com President George Weah’s office has reacted to...
Liberian Community in Nigeria Honors Amb. Conteh, Justice Wright
(Abuja, Nigeria)- The Liberian Community in the Federal Republic of Nigeria has bestowed honors on Ambassador Al-Hassan Conteh and Justice Micah Wilkins Wright formerly of the...
Grappling with Monrovia’s huge garbage stockpiles
By Alfred Kollie alfredkolliejr92@gmail.com Monrovia City Mayor Jefferson Tamba Koijee is trying to grapple with the huge challenge of containing the proliferation of garbage across...
Veil threat from President Weah against Journalist Jonathan Paye-Layleh
–Seeks explanation from the Presidency By our Staff Writer Respected Liberian Journalist Jonathan Paye-Layleh has been compelled to constantly look over his shoulders and be...
US Navy Helicopter in regional cooperation exercise in Monrovia
A U.S. navy helicopter participating in Exercise Obangame Express 2018 will be landing at the U.S. Embassy in Monrovia on Saturday, March 24, a press...
Liberia Education Min. backs GC’s National Curriculum on Citizenship
Education Minister Dr. Ansu Sonii has reemphasized the need for civics to be taught in all schools in Liberia, and supports the Governance Commission’s development...
Civil Lawsuit to be filed In US against Ex-Presidents Sirleaf, Taylor Friday
Boston, Massachusetts- Two former Liberian Presidents Ellen Johnson Sirleaf and Charles Taylor are reportedly being taken to court in the United States for allegedly being...