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Armed Forces of Liberia (AFL) lends helping hands to families of mudslide victims in Rivercess, makes huge donation
Monrovia,Liberia: The Armed Forces of Liberia (AFL) on Monday. April 1, 2024 dispatched a second batch of delegation to Chio Town in Rivercess County.
The team's arrival in the county comes immediately a day after the drawdown of the first team which was dispatched by the AFL consisting of a platoon size and a task of Search and Rescue Operations.
Monday's visit by the army to the county witnessed a cash donation of $200,000LRD and 20 bags of 25kg rice to the immediate families of the mudslide victims.
Making the presentation on behalf of the Chief of Staff of the AFL, Brigadier.General Davidson Forleh, the Assistant Chief of Staff for Operations, Col. Joseph Gayfloy described the mudslide incident as saddened and that the donation was the Chief of Staff and the men and women of the army way of sympathizing with the people of Chio Town.
According to Col. Gayfloy, the AFL takes seriously its Civil Military Responsibilities with the citizens of Liberia and stands ready to always be supportive to the citizenry during national disaster and when need arises. He then lauded the inhabitants of the town for being receptive to the personnel dispatched earlier, while also seizing the moment to caution the residents to avoid illicit mining at the site of the incident, describing it as a death trap.
Receiving the donation from the AFL, two local government officials speaking separately, Paramount Chief John Sowee, and Unification Town Chief George Nawaye, expressed gratitude to the country's military for identifying with them in the period of bereavement. The two local leaders assured that the donation will meet its target audience as they pray the AFL's leadership to keep the army as a civilian military and a Force for Good.
On March 26, Liberians woke up to the news that 10 residents of Chio Town had died and others currently on critical list in a muds
UP National Chairman Rev. J. Luther Tarpeh leads cleaning up at SKD Sports Complex following an early Saturday morning fitness walk.
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"PRESS RELEASE
Monday, March 11, 2024 – Monrovia, Liberia –
On April 14th, 2022, the LACC lifted a story from FrontPage Africa Online news Outlet Captioned “US$1.1million of donor funds wasted/mismanaged by the Ministry of Health. According to the news outlet, the Liberia Coordinating Mechanism (LCM) at the Ministry of Health acknowledged the investigative report published on April 8, 2022, by the Office of the Inspector General (OIG). The report released by the OIG highlights systemic fraud and misappropriation by the Ministry of Health, a principal recipient of the Global Fund Grants and recommends that robust actions be taken by the government of Liberia.
Consequently, the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission immediately utilized the open-source, obtained the investigative report and lunched a full scale investigation.
Today, the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) is pleased to announce that following extensive investigation and diligent legal proceedings, and pursuant to Section 5.1 and 5.2(d) of its 2022 Act, the Grand Jury of Margibi County sitting in its February Term, A.D. 2024 has indicted twelve (12) persons to answer to the Crimes of Economic Sabotage, Theft of Property, Tempering with Public Records, Criminal Felicitation and Criminal Conspiracy.
Those indicted were jointly and severally charged to answer to the above crimes which grows out of Financial Improprieties and Kickbacks by Officials of the Margibi County Health Team (MCHT), in the tone of US$188,978.86 from the USAID funded project intended to improve the Health Care Delivery service of citizens of Margibi County.
Individuals indicted include:
1. Dr. Augustine N. Fannieh, County Health Officer,
2. Leroy Dorwazia, County Administrator,
3. Dornuu Horace, County Procurement Officer,
4. William Johnson, County Logistics Officer,
5. Roland Reeves, County Finance Officer, All of the Margibi county Health Team, others are,
6. Ernest Flahn, County Logistics Of
Unity Party national Chairman Rev. Luther Tarpeh appearance on The Truth Breakfast Show.
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Arrival of world renowned evangelist Dag Heward-Mills live at the Roberts International Airport.
The Healing Jesus Campaign begins today (March 5-9) at SKD.
Arrival of world renowned evangelist Dag Heward-Mills live at the Roberts International Airport.
The Healing Jesus Campaign begins today (March 5-9) at SKD.
Office of first a lady Kartumu Boakai in collaboration with A.M Kyne Collegiate Resource Center International Service Award
Office of first a lady Kartumu Boakai in collaboration with A.M Kyne Collegiate Resource Center International Service Award
Office of first a lady Kartumu Boakai in collaboration with A.M Kyne Collegiate Resource Center International Service Award
Renewed assurance ✍️
Liberia's former Defense Minister, Maj.Gen.(Rtd.) Prince Charles Johnson III has renewed commitment to ensuring that discipline remains his hallmark whether in public or private service following his recent resignation as Defense Minister under a week in office.
Speaking Friday during a surprised honoring dinner organized by some of his closed associates and family members at a local hotel in Monrovia, Hon. Johnson, III indicated that Liberia stands on the edges of development taking into account the pool of talents and professionals across every sector of the Liberian society, but emphasized the need for the culture of discipline as a torch burner.
Since his retirement as Defense Minister within the Boakai's administration on February 12, there has been a huge wave of public concern about his physical and emotional wellbeing.
But in what appeared to be a response, the former Chief of Staff of the AFL and former Defense Minister, Prince C. Johnson III, said he is well and in an excellent frame of mind, stressing that as a soldier he had long prepared himself for such moments.
He used the occasion to shower praises on his predecessor, Maj.Gen.(Rtd) Daniel D. Ziankahn, his office staff, the gallant men and women of military for all the support given him in his 18-year service within the military, while also committing to remaining in Liberia and providing guidance and mentorship to enterprising leaders.
The event marked his first "on the record" public engagement and speech since his resignation.
For their parts, the organizers of the dinner, along with other high profile personages in attendance, narrated that the occasion was aimed at celebrating Prince C. Johnson III for his commitment to duty as an army personnel, his role played in sustaining the country's peace during the October 2023 elections and height at which he and other colleagues of his shaped the Armed Forces of Liberia from being considered "Noko" to what is now widely k
Access to Justice and Legal Program engagement with Fendell residents over land dispute.
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