Liberia news

PUL Opens Book of Condolence for Late Journalist Cholo Brooks

(Tuesday, July 9, 2024), The Press Union of Liberia (PUL) will open a book of condolence for fallen Liberian journalist and Managing Editor of the Global News Network, Joel Cholo Brooks, this Thursday, July 11, 2024, at 11 AM. The book of condolence, which will honor the memories of our fallen journalist Brooks, is expected to be graced by several …

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Liberia news The New Dawn Liberia, premier resource for latest news

In our Monday, July 8, 2024, edition of the New Dawn newspaper, particularly the story titled: SRC’s closure affects nearly 1,500 students” had a few inaccurate paragraphs. In these inaccurate paragraphs in the article, one portrayed the General Manager of the Salala Rubber Corporation in Weala, Margibi County, Mr. Ajith Kumar, in a disrespectful manner. Another paragraph inaccurately stated that …

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Editorial: Boakai’s yellow machines are like cow pupu

The arrival and display of yellow machines brought to the country via the Freeport of Monrovia look impressive and welcoming, at least on the surface, but the entire deal is like cow pupu or feces, which has a dry surface with a real mess under. Liberians yearn for paved roads across the country to enable easy access, but they seem …

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EU solicits Cllr. Gongloe’s views

The European Union Delegation to Liberia confers with former Presidential contestant Cllr. Tiawan Saye Gongloe on the performance of the Boakai administration. By Lincoln G. Peters  Monrovia, Liberia, July 5, 2024 – A high-power delegation of the European Union in Liberia has visited former presidential contestant and renowned Human Rights lawyer Cllr. Taiwan Saye Gongloe to solicit his view on …

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Letter to God: Lord, they just starting

Dear Father: Have you heard the news? They say the orlor day some chiefs from the lower side of the Traditional Council went to ley place ridding in kehkeh leg. They say da protest they wor doing for ley village people to buy them car. You say wahtin! You mean da how ley people dem so heartless? Father, heartless da …

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CSOs support War Crimes Office boss

Through a joint resolution on Thursday, July 4, 2024, the CSOs announced their support for Cllr Massaquoi as Executive Director of the Office of War and Economic Crimes Court. Monrovia, July 5, 2024: Dozens of civil society organizations (CSOs) have supported Cllr. Jonathan Massaquoi as Executive Director of the Office of War and Economic Crimes Court. Under the auspices of the Liberia NGOs …

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Boakai launches Employees Status Regulation Project

President Boakai says his government’s launch of the Employees Status Regulation Project is a milestone in pursuing employment, payroll transparency, and accountability across the public sector. By Kruah Thompson  Monrovia, Liberia, July 5, 2024 –President Joseph Nyumah Boakai officially launched the Employees Status Regulation Project (ESRP) here, underscoring that it marks a significant milestone of his administration’s journey to enhancing …

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13 arrested over SRC violence in Margibi

The protest escalated into violence after SRC management rejected its employees’ demand to be paid for the days they were off the job during the protests. By Kruah Thompson Monrovia, July 4, 2024: The Liberia National Police (LNP) has arrested and detained 13 persons following a violent incident at the Salala Rubber Corporation (SRC) in Weala, Margibi County. Police have also …

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Take stringent measures against corrupt officials

A Liberian clergyman advises President Joseph Boakai to take tough measures against officials caught in corrupt activities.  By Naneka Hoffman Monrovia, Liberia, July 4, 2024—The Pastor of the Garden of Prayer Church of God on Jamaica Road, Bushord Island, Christopher Pabai, is calling on President Joseph Boakai to take stringent measures against officials who will compromise the interests of the …

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Liberia: US$9.2m for lawmakers’ vehicles

Through the Legislature, US$45,000 is allotted for each of the 103 lawmakers to purchase expensive new vehicles every three years. The country lacks good roads, and lawmakers have made no effort to prioritize public transport. Monrovia, July 4, 2024: At the time, Liberians lacked public transportation and good roads; the Liberian Government spent over US$9.2 million on just 103 lawmakers’ …

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