Month: March 2018
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L’Amérique va-t-elle rejouer le scénario de septembre 2008 ?
WASHINGTON – La semaine dernière, non sans fanfare, le Département américain du Trésor a publié un rapport sur l’attitude à…
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Pro-poor lawmakers enjoy protection
The Liberian government’s much publicized “pro-poor agenda” appears to be rapidly becoming another Animal Farm story or cow pu-pu agenda…
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Ellen’s expulsion ‘wrong’
Former ruling Unity Party (UP) stalwart Rep. Edwin Melvin Snowe says the expulsion of former President Ellen Johnson – Sirleaf,…
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PYJ promises job for defeated lawmaker
Senator Prince Y. Johnson vows to provide job for defeated lawmaker Garrison Yealue, Jr. He told reporters that while Mr. Yealue…
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Supreme Court replies politicians
Justices at the Supreme Court have responded to criticisms made against the full bench by politicians and the public in…
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MRU preliminary statement on Sa Leone elections
The Manor River Union (MRU) secretariat over the weekend issued its first preliminary report on the just ended Sierra Leone…
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SOS Liberia receives 19
The Monrovia Alternative Care facility of SOS Children’s Villages Liberia has received 19 more children, recommended by the Ministry of…
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SRC engages community residents
The Management of Salala Rubber Corporation or SRC in Margibi County District Five engages community residents mainly beneficiaries of its…
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Employ based on competence
President George Manneh Weah has urged Cabinet Ministers to employ based on competence and not along party lines. An Executive Mansion…
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Working with fishing communities to manage sharks and rays
A community science project to manage sharks and rays in Liberia is building on its success to expand from Monrovia…
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