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President Joseph Nyuma Boakai offered a state apology to Liberians Saturday over the brutal violence and lingering trauma caused by the country’s two civil wars, as the nation grapples with how to remember its troubled past.
Monrovia– In an effort to advance healthcare delivery in Liberia and the sub-region, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., today officially broke ground for the construction of a state-of-the-art Radiotherapy Center at the John F. Kennedy Memorial Medical Center in Sinkor, Monrovia.
The leadership and staff of the National Food Assistance Agency (NFAA) headed by Director General Borkai A. M. Sirleaf wish to extend heartfelt appreciation to President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., President of the Republic of Liberia, for his visionary leadership and unwavering commitment to national development, as demonstrated by the signing of the National Food Assistance Agency Act into law
Monrovia-President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., today, visited members of the Family of the late President William Richard Tolbert, Jr. to console them and reecho his Administration’s message of national healing and reconciliation.
Monrovia-Former First Lady Clar Marie Weah, CEO of the Clar Hope Foundation, has strongly defended the integrity and mission of her organization, declaring that all resources used for its operations were sourced internationally and aimed solely at providing hope for Liberia’s underprivileged children.
Monrovia-The Founder of the Prayer Garden International in Grand Gedeh County has urged President Joseph Nyuma Boakai to go ahead with the establishment of the War and Economics Crimes Court in Liberia.
Monrovia-It is likened to an “all have sinned and fallen short of God’s glory” situation in the case of a General Auditing Commission (GAC) audit report that has revealed wide payroll incongruities at the Ministry of State for Presidential Affairs (MOS).
The audit which cites gross financial mismanagement, duplicitous recruitment practices, and breaches of the country’s public financial laws between tied both former and current administrations of the Liberian government.
It might sound quizzical to many why Liberia deserves the non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). It could be those in both national and international political-diplomatic corridors that are broody about why Liberia deserves a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council.
Monrovia-In a landmark visit to Providence Island the symbolic cradle of Liberia’s modern history Her Excellency Dame Sandra Prunella Mason, President of the Republic of Barbados, delivered an inspiring address to young Liberians, urging them to rise as leaders, act decisively on climate change, and strengthen the cultural bonds between Africa and the Caribbean.
Monrovia-Events within the Executive Branch of the United States government appear to have sort of similarity to what’s obtaining in Liberia’s Executive Branch of government as it relates to accepting, honoring and/or respecting rulings of their Supreme Courts.