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By Mark N. Mengonfia-mmenginfia@gmail.com MONROVIA-The Streets of Monrovia were predominantly Liberia’s National Colors (Red, White, and Blue), when Liberians turned out to petition President George M. Weah for his second term bid. To the disbelief of many, it was a tsunami of human beings from all walks of life, who gathered both in Monrovia and […]

FLY ADMONISHES PARENTS TO SUPPORT ACADEMIC ENDEAVORS OF KIDS

By Patrick Stephen Tokpah GBARNGA-The Federation of Liberian Youth (FLY), President has challenged parents to continue to send their children to school, especially the girl child. President Banica Elliott, “In a rapidly changing world, parents must invest in the next generation of leaders and thinkers who will drive progress and find solutions to some of the biggest challenges […]

Consolidating the Peace

MONROVIA-It has been over a decade since the country’s cherished peace has not been disrupted. The Leadership of President George M. Weah, at its inception into power, in 2018, after a peaceful transition from former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, was greeted with doom prophecies that he was inept to provide the necessary safeguard that would […]

NCD BOSS UPBEAT ABOUT WEAH SECOND TERM

By: Mark B. Dumbar MONROVIA-The Chairperson of the National Commission on Disabilities,  (NCD) Daintowon Domah Paye-Boyee has mentioned that the second term bid of President George M. Weah will rekindle the hopes Liberians deserve. Speaking at President Weah’s  Nomination Program on February 4, 2023; at the Anthony Tubman Stadium (ATS),  she noted that if there […]

NEC Meets With the Leadership of LMA

MONROVIA-The National Elections Commission (NEC), over the weekend conducted a one-day information-sharing meeting on the Biometric Voter Registration (BVR) and the 2023 General Elections with the leadership and members of the Liberia Marketing Association, (LMA), of Liberia. The meeting was requested by the NEC, through its Gender Section and held on the compound of the […]

PYJ PINS WEAH DOWN OVER TURNOVER NOTE

MONROVIA- The undiluted debate over whether or not in the turnover note of former President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, a mouth-watering $ US 150 Million was stipulated is far from being over. Upon assuming the mantle of authority in 2018, President George M. Weah has on countless occasions mentioned that he inherited a broken economy and that […]

“MOST NEC’S MAGISTRATES ARE CORRUPT”

MONROVIA-The Vice President of Liberia, Madam Jewel Howard Taylor could not mince her words in describing the corrupt nature of most Election Magistrates in the country. Madam Taylor mentioned that the long stay of Magistrates in their various positions has immensely contributed to their corrupt practices. She mentioned that such menace is unhealthy for the […]

FOREIGN MINISTRY CONTRIBUTES OVER US$609K SURPLUS TO NATIONAL BUDGET

MONROVIA-The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has hit a milestone with huge revenue collection during the jut-ended fiscal year 2022. The Ministry of Finance and Development Planning along with the Liberia Revenue Authority during the Budget Preparation for Fiscal Year 2022 initially put the Ministry of Foreign Affairs Revenue Projection at US$3,500,000.00, but after the Ministry’s Revenue […]

Pres. Weah lashes at Sen. Johnson

MONROVIA-Feb 5-President George Weah on Sunday February 5, lashed at Nimba County Senator, Prince Johnson saying his party will not bow down to any form of blackmail at the sometimes denying plot to assassinate the senator. He spoke during a Church service at his private worship center, Forklay Klon in Monrovia. In recent times, officials […]

President Weah Constitutes New MCSS Council

MONROVIA-His Excellency, President George Manneh Weah, has constituted new Council members of the Monrovia Consolidated School System (MCSS). The Council constituted Friday, February 3, 2023, by the President consists of both statutory and at-Large members. The Statutory members of the MCSS Council include the Mayor of the Monrovia City Corporation as Honorary Ex-officio Chairman; Deputy […]