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11/04/2024

The House of Representatives made a significant move today, April 11, 2024, by endorsing the Senate amendment to the joint Resolution regarding the establishment of war and economic crimes courts. The decision was made in totality, showing a unified front in support of the mechanism for these important courts.

The Honourable Speaker, Cllr. Fornati Koffa and all Members of the House of Representatives were commended for their bold decision and commitment to justice. This move signifies a step forward in the fight against impunity and the promotion of accountability for heinous crimes committed during times of conflict.

The endorsement of the Senate amendment is a crucial step towards the establishment of the war and economic crimes courts, which will play a vital role in ensuring justice for victims and holding perpetrators accountable. The House of Representatives’ support for this mechanism is a positive development that will hopefully lead to the swift implementation of these important courts.

Overall, this decision highlights the commitment of the House of Representatives to upholding the rule of law and seeking justice for all. The endorsement of the Senate amendment is a significant milestone in the journey toward establishing the war and economic crimes courts, and it is a testament to the dedication of all those involved in this important process.
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02/04/2024

Representatives Wear “War and Economic Crimes Court is a Must” T-shirts, Session Abruptly Adjourned

Capitol Hill- In a surprising turn of events, today’s session at the House of Representatives was cut short as members sported T-shirts with a bold message: “War and Economic Crimes Court is a Must.” The striking attire caused immediate controversy, leading to an unexpected adjournment.

Representative Musa Bility expressed disappointment at the premature end of the session, criticizing the decision. The slogan on the T-shirts brings attention to a contentious issue that has been brewing within the legislative body – the establishment of a war and economic crimes court to address past atrocities and corruption.

The abrupt adjournment highlights the deep divisions and heated debates surrounding the issue. While some lawmakers advocate for swift action to address historical injustices, others have concerns about the potential ramifications and complexities of such a court.

The sight of representatives wearing advocacy-driven clothing serves as a powerful reminder of the weighty responsibilities and differing viewpoints that influence legislative discussions in the nation’s capital. As tensions escalate, the issue of accountability and justice remains a prominent topic of political discourse, promising ongoing deliberation and disagreement in the days ahead.

02/04/2024

The Billionaire CEO & President of YILDRIM Group Of Companies, Mr. Robert Yildrim, paid a courtesy visit to Liberia today as a guest of his excellency President Joseph Nyumah Boakai, Sr. The Yildrim Group, known for its expertise in Construction, Port Development, Energy, and Logistics, is currently the 12th largest port development company in the world.

During their visit, discussions were held regarding potential investments in Liberia’s growing economy. With President JNB Sr’s commitment to creating a business-friendly environment, Liberia is eager to attract foreign investments that will help drive economic growth and create job opportunities for its citizens.

The Yildrim Group’s interest in Liberia is a positive sign of the country’s potential as a hub for international business. As negotiations continue, both parties are optimistic about the possibility of future collaborations that will benefit both the Yildirim Group and the people of Liberia.

02/04/2024

The Officer-in-Charge of the National Oil Company of Liberia (NOCAL), Mr. Jacob Kabakole, has vehemently denied allegations of corruption at the entity. In a press briefing at the Hydrocarbon House, Kabakole expressed shock and dismay over reports claiming that he had embezzled US$ 600,000.

Describing the allegations as maliciously false, unfounded, baseless, and a concoction of falsehoods, Kabakole urged those spreading such rumors to refrain from making baseless accusations. “If you have nothing to say about me, shut up and stop the many lies,” he asserted.

During the press briefing, Kabakole revealed that the contract for the construction of NOCAL’s Headquarters was awarded to his predecessor for USD 4.5 million. This information was shared to provide clarity on the financial transactions of the company and to dispel any misconceptions about his involvement in corrupt activities.

NOCAL, under Kabakole’s leadership, remains committed to transparency and accountability in its operations. The company continues to uphold high ethical standards and is dedicated to serving the interests of the Liberian people.

28/03/2024

The management of Live Radio / TV extends Happy Birthday wishes to Martin Jutomue Bornorgweh Lawor! May your day be filled with joy, laughter, and all the things that bring you happiness. Wishing you a year ahead filled with success, good health, and endless opportunities. Enjoy your special day to the fullest!

28/03/2024

Senator Amara Konneh has criticized President Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr. for his decision to dismiss the Deputy boss of the National Social Security and Welfare Corporation (NASSORP). In a Facebook post, Senator Konneh expressed disagreement with the President’s action, suggesting that it was inappropriate to remove the Deputy boss from their position.

The dismissal of the NASSORP Deputy boss has sparked controversy and raised concerns among political figures and the public. Senator Konneh’s remarks highlight the growing debate surrounding the decision and the implications it may have on the organization and its operations.

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26/03/2024

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25/03/2024

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Tragic news has struck Maryland County as reports indicate that four individuals, believed to be students from William V.S. Tubman University in Harper City, have lost their lives in a devastating accident along the Pleebo to Harper highway. The accident, which involved a speeding ambulance colliding with a motorcyclist carrying the four victims, has left the community in shock and mourning.

Eyewitnesses at the scene described the accident as a horrifying collision that resulted in the tragic loss of lives. The identities of the deceased have yet to be officially confirmed by their families, as the JJ Dossen Hospital, where they were taken following the accident, was reportedly overwhelmed with patients at the time.

The entire community is reeling from the heartbreaking incident, and the news of the students’ untimely deaths has sent shockwaves through the area. As authorities work to gather more information about the accident and the victims involved, the community is coming together to offer support and comfort to those affected by this tragic event.

Please stay tuned for further updates and developments on this developing story as more information becomes available. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families and loved ones of the victims during this difficult time.

23/03/2024

Simeon Freeman Criticizes President Boakai's 2024 Budget as "Scary" and Focused on Government Officials

March 23, 2024

Defeated Presidential Candidate and MPC Political Leader, Simeon Freeman, has raised concerns over the draft 2024 national budget presented by President Boakai, terming it as "scary" and emphasizing that a majority of the allocated funds are directed towards recurrent expenditures, leaving ordinary Liberians neglected.

Mr. Freeman highlighted that out of the FY2024 Draft National Budget totaling US$692.41 million, a staggering 92.5 percent is earmarked for government officials' salaries and debt servicing, indicating a disproportionate allocation of resources towards government bureaucracy rather than the welfare of the people.

Expressing disappointment in the budget's lack of focus on the "Rescue Mission" for ordinary citizens, Freeman criticized President Boakai's administration for prioritizing the expansion of government positions and bureaucracy, leading to an increase in recurrent expenditures at the expense of critical public services and infrastructure development.

Freeman underscored the need for President Boakai to shift the government's priorities towards addressing pressing issues such as improving electricity availability by settling debts owed to the Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC) to ensure a stable power supply for all citizens. He emphasized that investing in essential services like electricity would have a more direct and positive impact on the livelihoods of ordinary Liberians.

In his critique, Freeman pointed out that the "Rescue Mission" touted by President Boakai appears to have primarily benefited the President himself, rather than addressing the needs and concerns of the Liberian people. He called for a reevaluation of budgetary priorities to align with the interests and well-being of the populace, advocating for a more equitable distribution of resources that genuinely uplifts the livelihoods of all citizens.

As discussions around the 2024 national budget intensifies, Simeon Freeman's critique serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of fiscal responsibility, transparency, and accountability in government spending, urging for a budget that prioritizes the needs and aspirations of ordinary Liberians over bureaucratic interests.

23/03/2024

Opee Oneeo Johnson Advocates for Children's Rights at Love and Healing Students Skills Building Group Event

Opee Oneeo Johnson, delivered an inspiring address at a post-birthday event hosted by the Love and Healing Students Skills Building Group. The event centered around the important topic of "The Rights of a Child," with a focus on empowering young individuals and ensuring their voices are heard in decision-making processes.

Article 12 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child emphasizes the significance of considering the opinions of children and young people when decisions are being made that affect them. It stresses that age should not be a barrier to valuing and respecting children's perspectives, highlighting the importance of involving children in discussions and decisions that impact their lives.

During his speech, Mr. Johnson underscored the moral obligation that parents have to involve their children in decision-making processes within the home. He emphasized that parents should actively seek the input of their children on decisions that could have a lasting impact on their well-being and that children's opinions should not be dismissed solely based on their age.

The Love and Healing Students Skills Building Group event provided a platform for Mr. Johnson to advocate for the empowerment and autonomy of children, encouraging parents and caregivers to prioritize the voices and rights of their children in familial decision-making. By involving children in discussions and considering their perspectives, parents can create a more inclusive and harmonious environment that nurtures positive outcomes for the entire family.

Mr. Johnson's participation in the event exemplified his dedication to championing children's rights and promoting a culture of respect and inclusivity for young individuals. His insightful remarks resonated with attendees, inspiring them to uphold the principles of Article 12 and prioritize the well-being and agency of children in all decision-making processes.

The Love and Healing Students Skills Building Group expressed gratitude to Mr. Johnson for his impactful contribution to the event and for shedding light on the importance of recognizing and honoring the rights of children in society.

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23/03/2024

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai Commission Ministers, Deputy Ministers, and Heads of Agencies in Official Ceremony

March 23, 2024

Monrovia, Liberia- His Excellency President Joseph Nyuma Boakai presided over the commissioning ceremony of Ministers, Deputy Ministers, and Heads of Agencies of the Liberian government. The ceremony, held with great pomp and circumstance, marked a pivotal moment in the administration's efforts to appoint key officials who will lead and oversee various government departments and agencies.

President Boakai, in his capacity as the head of state, delivered a stirring address during the commissioning ceremony, emphasizing the importance of the appointed officials in driving the government's agenda forward and serving the Liberian people with dedication and integrity. The newly appointed Ministers, Deputy Ministers, and Heads of Agencies were sworn in with solemnity and a sense of duty to uphold the principles of good governance and public service.

The commissioning ceremony was attended by government officials, dignitaries, and members of the public, reflecting the significance of the occasion and the collective commitment to advancing Liberia's development and progress. President Boakai's presence and leadership at the ceremony underscored the administration's commitment to transparency, accountability, and effective governance in fulfilling its mandate to the people of Liberia.

As the newly appointed officials assume their responsibilities, they are tasked with the crucial role of implementing government policies, overseeing key initiatives, and ensuring the efficient delivery of services to the citizens of Liberia. The commissioning ceremony served as a formal induction into their respective roles, signaling the beginning of a new chapter in their public service journey under the leadership of President Boakai.

The commissioning ceremony of Ministers, Deputy Ministers, and Heads of Agencies by President Joseph Nyuma Boakai represents a pivotal moment in the government's efforts to strengthen its leadership team and chart a course for progress and development in Liberia. The event symbolizes a renewed commitment to governance, service, and the well-being of the Liberian people, setting the stage for collaboration, innovation, and positive change in the years ahead.

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23/03/2024

Liberian Economist Dr. Augustus Panton Recognized in USA Government's Economic Report

March 23, 2024

In a momentous achievement for Liberia and the entire African continent, Liberian-born economist Dr. Augustus Panton has been lauded for his exceptional research on Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Labor Market in President Biden's 2024 Economic Report. Dr. Panton's expertise and contributions to the field have garnered international recognition, marking a significant milestone for Liberian scholars on the global stage.

Hailing from Liberia, Dr. Augustus Panton's remarkable work as an economist at the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has caught the attention of the United States government, leading to the inclusion of his research in President Biden's economic report. His insightful analysis of AI and its impact on the labor market has been lauded for its depth and relevance in shaping economic policies and strategies for the future.

The news of Dr. Panton's achievement has sent waves of celebration across Liberia and beyond, with his fellow countrymen and women, as well as the entire African community, expressing pride and admiration for his groundbreaking research. The recognition of Dr. Panton's work serves as a testament to the intellectual prowess and innovative thinking that scholars from Liberia bring to the global arena.

As the accolades pour in for Dr. Augustus Panton, the Atlantic Ocean itself seems to join in the celebration, symbolizing the vast reach and impact of his research on AI and the labor market. His success not only highlights the talent and expertise present in Liberia but also underscores the importance of diversity and inclusion in shaping economic discourse and policy formulation on a global scale.

Congratulations and commendations continue to pour in for Dr. Augustus Panton, with his achievement serving as a shining example of the excellence and ingenuity that scholars from Liberia possess. The recognition of his research in President Biden's economic report stands as a testament to the invaluable contributions that Liberian scholars make to the international academic and economic community, further solidifying Liberia's place on the world stage.

21/03/2024

President Boakai Orders Audit of Ministry of State as Part of Anti-Corruption Drive

Date: March 21, 2024

Monrovia, Liberia - In a move aimed at promoting transparency and accountability within his administration, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., has directed the General Auditing Commission (GAC) to conduct a comprehensive audit of the Ministry of State for Presidential Affairs. The audit is a key component of the Boakai Administration's commitment to combating corruption and ensuring good governance practices.

During a meeting held at the Executive Mansion on Monday, March 20, 2024, officials from the GAC and the Ministry of State for Presidential Affairs engaged in discussions regarding the upcoming audit. Atty. Cornelia Kruah Togba, Deputy Minister for Administration at the Ministry of State, emphasized the importance of the audit in enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of the Ministry's operations.

Liberia's Auditor General, P. Garswa Jackson, Sr., responded to President Boakai's directive by outlining the audit process. The Commission will commence with a System Audit, focusing on various aspects of the Ministry's operations such as budget management, cash management, and procurement procedures. This audit is particularly significant as the Ministry of State for Presidential Affairs has not undergone an audit in an extended period.

Auditor General Jackson underscored the importance of conducting regular audits to ensure accountability and transparency in government operations. He expressed optimism that this audit of the Ministry of State will mark the beginning of an ongoing process to promote good governance practices across all government institutions.

The General Auditing Commission is set to issue engagement communications by March 27, detailing the audit period, scope, and commencement date. The GAC aims to complete the audit within a month and present its findings to President Boakai and relevant stakeholders.

President Boakai's decision to audit the Ministry of State for Presidential Affairs reflects his administration's commitment to upholding integrity, combating corruption, and fostering accountability within government institutions. The audit process is expected to provide valuable insights and recommendations for enhancing the Ministry's operations and ensuring responsible stewardship of public resources.

21/03/2024

Chairman Cllr. Edwin Kla Martin Announces $1.9 Million Needed to Kickstart Assets Recovery Initiative

March 21, 2024

The Ministry of Information, Culture, and Tourism (MICAT) held its regular press briefing, during which Chairman Cllr. Edwin Kla Martin made a significant announcement regarding the assets recovery initiative. Cllr. Martin revealed that a total of $1.9 million is required to initiate the assets recovery process effectively and efficiently.

The assets recovery initiative, aimed at reclaiming assets linked to corruption and illicit activities, is a crucial step toward promoting accountability and transparency within the government. Chairman Cllr. Martin emphasized the importance of recovering assets acquired through unlawful means and holding individuals accountable for their actions.

During the press briefing, Cllr. Martin outlined the key objectives of the assets recovery initiative, highlighting the need to identify, trace, and recover assets that have been unlawfully obtained. The allocation of $1.9 million will enable the assets recovery team to conduct thorough investigations, engage in legal proceedings, and collaborate with relevant authorities to recover stolen assets.

The announcement by Chairman Cllr. Edwin Kla Martin underscores the government's commitment to combating corruption and strengthening governance processes. The assets recovery initiative is expected to play a vital role in deterring future acts of corruption, promoting integrity, and upholding the rule of law within the country.

As the government prepares to kickstart the assets recovery initiative with the required funding, stakeholders and the public are encouraged to support the efforts to recover stolen assets and promote accountability in the management of public resources. The MICAT press briefing served as a platform to raise awareness about the importance of the assets recovery initiative and to garner support for the initiative moving forward.

The call for $1.9 million to kickstart the assets recovery initiative under Chairman Cllr. Edwin Kla Martin signals a proactive approach towards combating corruption and ensuring transparency in governance. The initiative is poised to make a significant impact in reclaiming stolen assets, holding perpetrators accountable, and fostering a culture of accountability and good governance in Liberia.

21/03/2024

ECOWAS Ambassador Josephine Nkrumah Commended for Strengthening Regional Partnerships During Visit to Liberia

March 21, 2024

Liberia - On a momentous occasion, Senate pro-tempore-Senator Nyonblee Karngar Lawrence had the honor of hosting esteemed ECOWAS Ambassador Josephine Nkrumah in their office today. The visit was marked by gracious congratulations from Ambassador Nkrumah on behalf of ECOWAS, setting a positive tone for enriching discussions on pivotal matters that are crucial for regional progress and cooperation.

During the engaging meeting, Senate pro-tempore-Senator Nyonblee Karngar Lawrence and Ambassador Nkrumah delved into candid conversations on pressing issues close to their hearts, including security, combatting drug trafficking, and fortifying the role of women in political spheres. The exchange of insights and exploration of avenues for enhancing ECOWAS operations within Liberia highlighted the commitment to strengthening regional partnerships and amplifying the impact on critical issues affecting the region.

Of particular note was the announcement of Ambassador Nkrumah's extended tenure until 2026, a testament to her unwavering commitment to advancing diplomatic endeavors and promoting regional cooperation. This extension, coinciding with Women's History Month, serves as a powerful reminder of the invaluable contributions of women leaders in driving positive change across governance and beyond.

As Senate pro-tempore-Senator Nyonblee Karngar Lawrence and Ambassador Nkrumah reflect on the potential of their collaborative efforts, optimism for the future abounds. Together, they are poised to navigate new horizons and effect meaningful transformations within the region, working towards shared goals with purpose and passion. The visit underscored the importance of strong regional partnerships and cooperation in addressing shared challenges and advancing the collective prosperity of ECOWAS member states.

The visit of Ambassador Josephine Nkrumah to Liberia signifies a significant step towards strengthening ties and fostering greater collaboration within the region, paving the way for impactful initiatives and positive outcomes for the people of ECOWAS.

Picture credit: Sen. pro-temp-Sen. Nyonblee Karngar Lawrence
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21/03/2024

Title: Community of Hope Agriculture Project Celebrates Successful Harvest and Climate Change Initiatives in Liberia

March 21, 2024

The Community of Hope Agriculture Project (CHAP) recently hosted a vibrant and informative Field Day to mark the successful harvest of the SRI-Rice and highlight efforts to combat climate change in Liberia. The event brought together farmers, community members, and stakeholders to celebrate the positive impact of sustainable agriculture practices on food security and environmental resilience.

The Field Day showcased the achievements of the CHAP initiative in promoting System of Rice Intensification (SRI) techniques, which have led to increased rice yields, improved soil health, and reduced water usage. Through hands-on demonstrations and interactive sessions, participants had the opportunity to learn about the benefits of SRI-Rice and its potential to transform agricultural practices in Liberia.

In addition to celebrating the bountiful harvest, the event also focused on raising awareness about climate change and its implications for agriculture in Liberia. CHAP highlighted the importance of adopting climate-smart farming practices to mitigate the effects of climate change, such as unpredictable weather patterns and rising temperatures, on crop production and food security.

Attendees had the chance to engage with experts and practitioners in sustainable agriculture and climate resilience, gaining valuable insights into innovative approaches to address the challenges posed by climate change in the agricultural sector. Through workshops, discussions, and practical demonstrations, participants were empowered to take action toward building a more sustainable and resilient food system in Liberia.

The Field Day served as a platform for collaboration, knowledge-sharing, and inspiration, emphasizing the critical role of community-driven initiatives like CHAP in promoting sustainable agriculture and combating climate change. By harnessing the power of local knowledge, innovation, and collective action, the project exemplified the potential for grassroots efforts to drive positive change and create a brighter future for agriculture in Liberia.

The success of the CHAP Field Day underscored the importance of collective efforts in building resilient and sustainable agricultural systems that can withstand the challenges of climate change and contribute to food security and prosperity for all. The event was a testament to the dedication and commitment of CHAP and its partners towards creating a more sustainable and climate-resilient agriculture sector in Liberia.

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20/03/2024

IGP Gregory Coleman Extends Ramadan Greetings and Breaks Ground for Mosque at LNP Headquarters

The Inspector-General of Police, IGP Gregory Coleman, representing the Management, officers, and men of the Liberia National Police, has extended warm greetings to all Muslims in Liberia as they commence the holy month of Ramadan.

In his message, the IGP expressed his belief that Almighty Allah will, in His infinite mercy, address the challenges facing the country and grant wisdom to the nation's leaders to steer the nation in the right direction. He emphasized the importance of unity and prayer during this sacred period.

To ensure a peaceful fasting period throughout the country, the IGP has instructed his Deputy Inspector General of Operations, Nelson Freeman, to enhance security measures at key and vulnerable points, as well as places of worship, to safeguard worshippers and the general public. This initiative aims to provide a secure environment for all citizens to observe Ramadan and celebrate Eid-el-Fitri.

In a significant development, the IGP laid the foundation for the construction of a mini mosque at the LNP headquarters, emphasizing the importance of religious tolerance as a cornerstone of a strong and united nation. The decision to build a mosque at the Police Headquarters was met with appreciation from the National Imam Council of Liberia, who commended the IGP for his commitment to promoting religious inclusivity and unity.

During the groundbreaking ceremony, Deputy Inspector General for Operations, Nelson Freeman, represented the IGP, while the National Chief Imam, Sheikh Ali Krayee, and other prominent figures from the Muslim community and government officials, including Deputy Public Works Minister for Administration, Hon. Samuka Dunnoh, and Deputy Chief Imam for International Affairs, Imam Rashid Sheriff, were in attendance.

The initiative to construct a mosque at the LNP headquarters highlights the commitment of the Liberia National Police to fostering religious harmony and cultural diversity within the institution and the broader community. This gesture underscores the importance of mutual respect and understanding among all religious groups as essential elements for national cohesion and progress.

20/03/2024

NEC Releases Statistics on Aspirants for Pending By-Elections in Nimba and Grand Gedeh Counties

The National Elections Commission (NEC) has unveiled key statistics regarding the aspirants running in the upcoming by-elections scheduled to take place in Nimba and Grand Gedeh Counties. The data released by the NEC provides insights into the candidates vying for positions in these crucial electoral contests.

In Nimba County, a total of [number] aspirants have thrown their hats into the ring, seeking to represent their constituents in the forthcoming by-election. The diverse pool of candidates reflects the vibrant political landscape in the region, with individuals from various backgrounds and affiliations stepping forward to compete for the opportunity to serve the people of Nimba.

Similarly, in Grand Gedeh County, [number] aspirants have emerged as contenders in the upcoming by-election, showcasing a strong interest in participating in the democratic process and shaping the future of the county. The array of candidates vying for positions in Grand Gedeh County highlights the significance of the by-election as a pivotal moment for the local political scene.

The release of these statistics by the NEC underscores the commission's commitment to transparency and accountability in the electoral process. By providing detailed information on the aspirants participating in the pending by-elections in Nimba and Grand Gedeh Counties, the NEC aims to ensure that voters are well-informed and engaged in the democratic exercise.

As the campaign period heats up and the by-elections draw closer, the NEC's statistics on the aspirants offer valuable insights into the candidates' backgrounds, platforms, and aspirations for their respective constituencies. The upcoming by-elections in Nimba and Grand Gedeh Counties are poised to shape the political landscape in these regions, and the candidates vying for positions will play a crucial role in determining the future direction of their communities.

The NEC's release of statistics on the aspirants for the pending by-elections serves as a pivotal moment in the electoral process, setting the stage for a competitive and engaging contest as voters prepare to head to the polls to choose their representatives in Nimba and Grand Gedeh Counties.

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