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    April 24, 2024

    Govt’ defends retirement of 200 EPS agents

    The Unity Party-led government alleges that its predecessor hastily recruited the agents into the EPS without proper recruitment procedures. By…
    April 24, 2024

    Liberia’s human rights records remain terrible

    The report claims that there were harsh and life-threatening prison conditions, serious problems with the independence of the judiciary, and serious restrictions on freedom…
    April 24, 2024

    VP Koung, others boycott poll

    Liberia’s Vice President Jeremiah Koung and followers were visibly absent during Tuesday’s senatorial by-election held in his native Nimba County.…
    April 24, 2024

    Senator seeks US$3m to combat fire outbreaks

    Senator Saah Joseph is one of few top Liberian officials who have survived fire tragedies that have destroyed homes and,…
    April 24, 2024

    Liberia to launch Anti-Malaria Vaccine for children 5-18 months

    MINISTRY OF HEALTH, April 23, 2024: The Government of Liberia, with support from its partners, will officially launch an anti-malaria…
    April 24, 2024

    Rep. Benson seeks establishment of Tourism Authority

    Dis jockey-turned lawmaker Bernard Blue Benson, Jr. is calling for the establishment of a national tourism authority to enhance tourism…

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      Dismissed EPS’ threats unacceptable

      The head of the elite presidential guard Executive Protection Service (EPS) Mr. Sam Gaye has defended his decision, emphasizing his aim to uphold professionalism and standards for EPS staff. By Kruah Thompson  Monrovia, April 23, 2024: Liberian Information Minister Jerolinmek Matthew Piah has condemned an unacceptable alleged threat by dismissed officers of the elite Executive Protection Agency (EPS) to disrupt the peace. Responding to inquiries regarding the government’s stance on the EPS Officers’ threats over the weekend, Mr. Piah said the officers’ action was contradictory and…

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      New DawnApril 23, 2024
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      I. Coast cocoa trade destroying Liberian forest-Report

      An investigation by Côte d’Ivoire NGO suggests that the European Union law on deforestation urgently needs to be implemented to significantly strengthen supply chain traceability mechanisms. By Bakary Traoré  +225 07 49 10 21 93 / bakary.traore@ongidef.org BRUSSELS, April 22, 2024—At a major event on Monday, April 22, 2024, in Brussels, the authors of an investigation revealed that companies sourcing cocoa from Côte d’Ivoire are promoting the destruction of forests in neighboring Liberia. The conclusions…

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      New DawnApril 23, 2024
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      Gov’t warns donated drug sellers

      This month, USAID said 90% of pharmacies here were selling medicines that have been donated to Liberia, causing the lack of drugs in many government-run health facilities. By Kruah Thompson  Monrovia, April 23, 2024: The Government of Liberia says it is concerned over a report that about 90% of pharmacies sell stolen medicine that is being donated to Liberia, causing the lack of drugs in many government-run health facilities.  This follows United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Country Director Jim Wright’s disclosure…

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