Liberia news

Why are more magistrates resigning?

Like judges, magistrates are barred from engaging in other business pursuits while serving and must live above reproach. By Kruah ThompsonΒ  Monrovia, September 20, 2024:Β This paper has gathered that several magistrates have abandoned the courtrooms and transitioned to other public and private practices to secure a better life for their families. Magistrates in Liberia play a crucial role in the …

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Jahmale medical solution suspends imaging services

The decision follows an on-site inspection and interview by the Liberia Medical and Dental Council, which found four Ghanaian ex-pats and their understudies at the medical center unqualified to practice. Monrovia, September 20, 2024/ The Management of Jahmale Medical Solutions (JAHMALE), has announced the suspension of its Imaging Service after its staffs were found illegal and unqualified to practice. In …

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Lonestar Cell MTN launches MTN Y’elloΒ Star competition

Liberia’s premier GSM Company, Lonestar Cell MTN, launches the 4th Edition of MTN Y’ello Star musical competition, a talent-hunt exercise.Β Β  Monrovia, Liberia, September 19, 2024β€”Liberia’s leading mobile GSM company, Lonestar Cell MTN, launches the 4th edition of the MTN Y’ello Star musical competition here. This annual eventΒ has become a platform for discovering and showcasing the best musical talents across Liberia.Β  …

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ALCOD supports Rep. Bility’s push for dual Citizenship without β€˜Restrictions’

Monrovia, September 19, 2024/The All-Liberian Conference on Dual Citizenship (ALCOD) delegationΒ has appreciated the House Speaker, Cllr. Jonathan Fonati Koffa, Representative Musa H. Bility, and the entire House of Representatives for passing a billΒ to amend the Liberian Aliens and Nationality Law of 2022. The amendment removes the restrictions on elected positions in the 2022 Dual Citizenship Law. ALCOD is thankful for …

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CDC Headquarters dispute takes another twist

The disputed property has been the CDC’s headquarters for the last 20 years. Monrovia, September 19, 2024/ Amidst pressure on the Boakai administration to enforce a Supreme Court order to evict former ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) from its headquarters following the court’s ruling on the disputed property, the legal battle has taken another twist. A new group has …

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Govt. re-opens inquiry into Charloe’s murder

The Government of Liberia is reviewing the case file on the death of 29-year-old Charloe Musu in February 2023 at the residence of ex-Chief Justice Gloria Musu Scott. By Kruah ThompsonΒ  Monrovia, Liberia, September 18, 2024 – In response to growing public concern and demands for accountability, the Ministry of Justice has initiated a formal investigation into the death of …

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Court shuts down BanJak Frozen FoodΒ centerΒ 

The court has ordered BanJak Frozen Food Company to close after it failedΒ to post a bond against a US $467,013.50 debt claimed by its frozen food supplier, MS Global Company. By Lincoln G. PetersΒ  Monrovia, September 18, 2024:Β The Commercial Court in Monrovia has ordered the closure of BanJak Frozen Food company on Bushrod Island, due to its failure to post …

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Liberia: Corruption scares away investors

The U.S. Department of State says Liberia suffers from corruption in both the public and private sectors, which is why the economy is not strengthening. Monrovia, September 18, 2024:Β The U.S. Department of State’s 2024 Investment Climate Statements cite corruption as the reason few investors come to Liberia, jobs are not being created, and instability is a risk. The U.S. Department …

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Over 6,000 volunteer teachers in public schools

The Government of Liberia has recorded more than 6,000 volunteer teachers in public schools across the country who are yet to be placed on the payroll.Β  By: Kruah ThompsonΒ  Monrovia, September 16, 2024 β€” The Minister of Education, Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah, reveals that there are currently over 6,000 volunteer teachers actively contributing to public schools across the country. This …

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