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By Joseph S. Margai in Beijing, China African journalists undergoing studies in the People’s Republic of China say they are looking forward to learning more about the Chinese people and real images bordering on politics, economy, technology, culture and history of the country. Speaking recently at a ceremony at the China Public Diplomacy Association (CPDA), Vincent Mbonihankuye from Burundi, who spoke on behalf of his colleagues recalled that the CAPC was established in 2014 by CPDA with the purpose of encouraging Chinese and foreign media to conduct pragmatic and friendly exchanges and to allow big news happened in China and…
President George Manneh Weah has made more nominations and appointments in government affecting the Ministries of Labour, Internal Affairs and Commerce respectively. Those appointed are: Ministry of Labor Wolobah F. Kollie – Assistant Minister for Statistics and Research Wilson V. Dumoe – Assistant Minister for Regional Labor Affairs Ministry of Internal Affairs Maryland County: Mr. J. S. Robin Scott – Development Superintendent Mr. Anthony…
By E. J. Nathaniel Daygbor in Monrovia Development projects of River Gee County are now under scrutiny, and the Legislative Caucus of the County has announced that forensic audit is expected to be conduct of all projects in the County. Speaking at a news conference in Monrovia recently, the outgoing Legislative Caucus Chairman; Senator Matthew Jay said that many of the projects awarded to local contractors are far from completion while the county has made about 75 percent payment to those contractors. According to him, despite the huge payment to contractors, many of the projects are at about 40 percent…
UNMIL Press Release The Inter-Religious Council of Liberia (IRCL) has commended the UN Mission he spearheaded in Liberia (UNMIL) and the Special Representative of the Secretary General of the United Nations, Farid Zarif, for the great work and successful mission in Liberia. A release quotes the President of the inter-faith organization, Bishop Dr. Kortu K. Brown as saying, as the UNMIL SRSG Zarif departs Liberia on Saturday, March 24, 2018, the people of Liberia wish him well in future endeavors as he continues to serve the people of the world through the United Nations. Bishop Dr. Brown said in the…
By E. J. Nathaniel Daygbor in Monrovia The Institute for Research and Democratic Development (IREDD) is seeking more power for the National Elections Commission, essentially pushing for autonomy for the electoral body. The IREDD is recommending that the NEC be provided financial autonomy in order to stamp the tide of political influence and give the Commission broader space for its independence. The IREDD also recommended at a daylong conference saying that the National Elections Commission ensures adequate and long-term civic education be provided at the county and a process of decentralized recruitment be emphasized and the Liberian government prioritizes the…
By E. J. Nathaniel Daygbor in Monrovia The Weah administration targets roads as priority, and the government is going all out to achieve its road program. The coastal road network is trending. That is why the Liberian Government is sending a high power delegation to Japan and elsewhere to lobby that foreign government $500,000,000 for road construction project. Stat Minister Nathaniel McGill told our Correspondent in Monrovia over the weekend that the Liberian government will on March 27th, send a high power delegation to Japan, friendly nations and international organizations globally to lobby and borrow US$500 million for the commencement…
By Hasbin Shaw in Freetown, Sierra Leone “I want to retire and leave a country that is peaceful and united,” says Sierra Leone President Ernest Bai Koroma. He made the statement when received the new President of ECOWAS Commission Jean-Claude Brou at the State House. President Koroma reiterated his commitment to peaceful transfer of power through a credible election. President Koroma has completed his two terms of office and expected to turn over to the winner in the pending presidential run-off elections on March 27 between the candidates of his ruling All People’s Congress (APC) party and the main opposition…
By E. J. Nathaniel Daygbor in Monrovia The Liberian government has broken grounds March 26, 2018 for the construction of a military medical hospital at the Edward B. Keselley Military Barracks on the Roberts International Highway, and the government has already started saving up $2m for the project from local revenue. Minister of State Nathaniel McGill said that the government of Liberia has already raised US$2 million locally from Liberia Maritime Authority for the construction exercise. He said the facility would be constructed by the Engineer Department of the Armed Forces of Liberia with help from partners. According to him,…
Press Release President George Manneh Weah on Monday, March 26, 2018 toured the Bali Island, which is situated in the middle of the Mesurado River. The Liberian leader intends to transform Bali Island into the New Monrovia commencing with the construction of a state-of-the-art International Conference Center and other standardized structures. Speaking during a boat-ride assessment tour, President Weah commended Liberians for giving him the opportunity to lead the country with a view to enable him transform it. “While coming up as a child; growing up in Clara Town, on Bushrod Island; playing just across the shores of the Stockton…
Press Release The Liberian Community in the Federal Republic of Nigeria has bestowed honors on Ambassador Al-Hassan Conteh and Justice Micah Wilkins Wright for their respective services rendered to the Community and Liberian nation. Under the auspices of the Organization of Liberian Communities in Nigeria (OLICON), the Diaspora Community said it was honoring the two ‘distinguished Liberian personalities’ for being ‘sources of pride’ for Liberia in Nigeria in particular, and the ECOWAS sub region in general, a release from the Liberian Embassy in Abuja says. The program for the presentation of awards in honor of Ambassador Conteh and Justice Wright…
