Teachers threaten go-slow action, if Werner continues as Education Min
By Augustine Octavius The new President George Weah’s decision to let George Werner hold on as Education Minister has been resisted by the National Teachers...
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Weah Justice Min designate let off the hook, as Supreme Court restores license
By Peter Toby Amidst public outcry over his integrity and the withdrawal of his license to practice law, the Supreme Court of Liberia has lifted...
Liberia disease surveillance reporting more timely, 3 deaths in Lofa
-Cases reported on Lassa fever, Meningitis, Measles By our Reporter There have been three confirmed Lassa fever cases reported in Liberia recently, the Integrated Early...
“Bookish” People and “Educated” people scrambling for Gov’t jobs
– Which side Is President George Manneh Weah looking at? By Samuel G. Dweh, Contributing Writer The issue of level of education of the various...
Rights group to file lawsuits against Sirleaf & ex-warlords in 72 hours
By our Staff Writer A US-based human rights group, Universal Human Rights International (UHRI) says it will shortly file criminal and civil lawsuits against ex-President...
1st elected female Veep Jewel Taylor pledges to uphold social contract
-Senate confirmation hearing guidelines: only Liberian citizens will be confirmed Liberia’s first elected female Vice President Jewel Howard Taylor vows to pursue the CDC-led government’s...
David Farhart says youth unemployment “a time bomb”
Former Finance Minister David Farhat says “Liberia is still sitting on a time bomb as long as the problem of unemployment of young people is...
Vacancy soon on Supreme Court Bench, as Justice Banks hits 70
In six months, Liberia’s new President George Weah will have to name his choice of jurist to fill a vacant seat on the Supreme Court...
Inter-Religious Council warns Weah against recycling ex-Sirleaf officials
By Augustine Octavius The first batch of government appointees announced by the new President George Manneh Weah has not impressed the Inter Religious Council of...
Liberia: Thousands of Commercial motorcyclists education in limbo
-“A decade without higher education”-says study By our Reporter Findings from a recent study of thousands of Liberia’s commercial motorcyclists show that though it has...