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Monrovia- A constitutional lawyer, Cllr. Tiawon Saye Gongloe has provided a rebuttal to President Joseph Boakai’s response to the Supreme Court of Liberia bill of information ruling.
Monrovia- President Joseph Boakai has acknowledged the ruling by the Supreme Court of Liberia and has initiated what he calls, “ broad consultations” with relevant national stakeholders to determine the most appropriate and constitutionally sound path forward.
Monrovia-Liberia’s Assets Recovery and Property Retrieval Task Force (AREPT) is set to receive two senior forensic investigation and asset recovery experts from FTI Consulting, UK.
Andrew Durant and Wayne Anthony are scheduled to arrive in the country on Tuesday, March 18, 2025, to support Liberia’s anti-corruption and asset recovery efforts.
Monrovia-Multiple sources are calling on the Liberian Senate not to confirm Mr. Mohammed Dukuly for his past reported corruption allegations which he is yet to clear his name. They are requesting that the Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs do a more extensive investigation into the name that was sent to them from the office of […]
Monrovia-Vice President Jeremiah Kpang Koung has saved Liberia of millions of United States Dollars projected for the purchase of 256 pieces of earth-moving equipment by the Joseph Nyuma Boakai Administration.
The Liberian Vice President who made the disclosure in the United States recently, announced the completion of the final report regarding the acquisition of 256 yellow machines, establishing the total cost at no more than US$22 million.
Monrovia- President Joseph Boakai has paid homage to Chief Justice, Sie-A-Nyene Yuoh who is poised to reach her retirement age next year.
Monrovia- 2029 may be five years away or too long a time to talk about, but it is a short time for business and political planners. Politically, those interested in putting their hearts in the race for the presidency may be putting their house, and so also are those for the national legislature. Being aware of this, President Joseph Boakai recently caveated that anyone in his government contemplating on 2029 should resign. The President did not call names, but who is it the cap actually fits – the officials trying to undermine the president’s agenda is the million dollars question, as The New Republic leafs through the political conundrum.
By Jamesetta D Williams Monrovia– Jerolinmek Matthew Piah, Minister of Information, Cultural Affairs, and Tourism has accentuated the government’s firm commitment to justice and national development as hallmarks of its agenda. At MICAT’s regular press briefing Tuesday, Minister Piahconveyed President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s resolute stance on justice, governance, and national development. “The Liberian people deserve […]
Monrovia-Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung, Sr., is expected to participate in the 10th Powering Africa Summit scheduled for March 6-7, 2025 in Washington, D.C., USA.
Vice President Koung who has already left the country will underscore the critical role of energy in Liberia’s ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development.
Margibi- Two advocacy groups, Men Against Rape and Domestic Violence (MARDV) and Just A Girl Initiatives (JAGI) have signed a memorandum of understanding, agreeing to join forces in combating Rape and violence in Liberia.