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By E. J. Nathaniel Daygbor If Vice President Joseph Boakai thought for a second that due to the proximity of the township of Clara Town on Bushrod Island to Central Monrovia, residents there would have received him in in grand style, he was in error. The Unity Party Standard-bearer for President got a rude awakening Wednesday afternoon (July 12th) when irate residents of the township chased the Vice President out of their community. Boakai was reaping the sour grapes of the political malaise of the Ellen Johnson Sirleaf regime that most Liberians believe failed. The residents of Clara Town, like…

Press Release Nearly 72-years after the world witnessed the devastating effects of nuclear weapons on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in Japan, Liberia has joined other United Nations Member States to adopt a treaty to ban nuclear weapons. At the close of a three-week conference negotiating the ban, the treaty was endorsed by 122 participating member states, despite a boycott by countries that possess nuclear weapons including the United States, United Kingdom, France and Russia. The Netherlands was the only participating country that voted against the adoption of the treaty which took place at the United Nations headquarters in New York last…

By P. Lincoln Nyanrue Jr., elincoln1986@gmail.com Officers of the Liberia’s Drugs Enforcement Agency assigned in Grand Gedeh County have set ablaze different types of drugs worth over L$150,000. The drugs were burned on Friday, July 7, 2017, during the day of commemoration of the United Nations Day Against Drugs and Illicit Trafficking. This day is set aside on June 26th of every year. Speaking to our Southeastern Correspondent during the event, Captain Romeo Wallo of the Liberia Drugs Enforcement Agency said as officers, they use this day in Liberia to destroy or burn drugs seized from various suspects. Captain Wallo…

Press Release On the occasion of the G20 leaders’ summit, the World Bank Group today announced the creation of an innovative new facility that aims to enable more than $1 billion to advance women’s entrepreneurship and help women in developing countries gain increased access to the finance, markets, and networks necessary to start and grow a business. The United States initiated the idea for the facility and will serve as a founding member along with other donor countries. “This incredible facility will have a significant impact on women’s economic development around the world,” United States President Donald Trump said. “It…

Press Release Seventeen Liberian Fellows of the West African College of Nursing (WACN) have successfully participated in the week-long 14th Biennial General Conference of the College in Abuja, Nigeria.  The meeting also included the 23rd Scientific Session and 37th Council Meeting of the College, which ran from the 1st to the 7th of July. A press release from the Liberian Embassy in Abuja says the theme of the combined meetings was “Emerging Health Emergencies: Community and Health Workforce Responsibilities in the Sub-region.” Bidding farewell to the Liberian Ambassador to Nigeria, Professor Al-Hassan Conteh, in Abuja on Saturday, the nurses expressed their gratitude to the Ambassador…

By P. Lincoln Nyanrue Jr., elincoln1986@gmail.com The Southeastern region of Liberia is far from the seat of the central government. And it is not just the political activities along that are distance away. Everything is – the economy, road network, commerce, and everything that matters. But let’s talk about roads. Monrovia to Buchanan is paved and commuters have jolly good time of ride on the stretch of road. Like Buchanan, the Monrovia-Gbarnga and the Gbarnga-Ganta stretches of road are paved too. These are considered the best in the Liberian standard of things. Wait a minute…lest we forget the Monrovia Cape…

LP and ANC Insist On Keeping Rejected Veeps On Ballot As NEC Gives 10 Days To LP and ANC for New Veep Search By E. J. Nathaniel Daygbor The National Election Commission (NEC) recently rejected Harrison Karnwea as vice presidential Running mate of Charles Brumskine and also rejected Jeremiah Sulunteh as vice presidential running mate for Alternative National Congress’ Alexander Cummings. The two parties have rejected the decision of the NEC and have vowed that the two men will be on the ballot papers during October 10th elections. Mr. Darious Dillon, Vice Chairman of the Liberty Party said over the…

AN ACT OF LEGISLATURE PRESCRIBING A NATIONAL CODE OF CONDUCT FOR ALL PUBLIC OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA PART I: PRELIMINARY SECTION I.I: PREAMBLE Whereas, Chapter 11, Article 90 of the 1986 Constitution of Liberia stipulates the following provisions: a) No person, whether elected or appointed to any public office, shall engage in any other activity which shall be against public policy, or constitute conflict of interest. Code of Conduct for Political Parties Code of Conduct of Liberia-final Version

IN THE LAST three two months or so, the name of Grand Gedeh has been in the news, not for the good reasons but bad ones. The very pinnacle of justice is being trampled right in the face of our people we expect to stand up to injustice. It is said that injustice anywhere is injustice everywhere. But for Grand Gedeans who claim to seek the interest and protect each other could not vigorously fight for a minor whose entire future is in bleak mode. RIGHT IN THE bowel of the County – in the Konobo District’s village town of…

Left Too Soon Broken are our hearts The agony of missing you Pieced so hard and deep Deep in the inside Just when we thought That you were starting To give us hope A new paradigm of mother’s love Those enviable smiles and laughter No more shall we see them Motherly candor is now gone Forever shut down You will be missed forever Left us too soon! The life that started on July 22, 1942 of our mother, grandmother, aunt and sister, Mary Gboah ended on March 7, 2014. The tragedy began as a headache and then in a matter…