President Joseph Boakai pursuit of governance errors made by his predecessor that contributed to poor donor confidence, international disapproval and the eventual collapse of the Coalition for Democratic Change government has been halted.
The Minister of Information, Cultural Affairs and Tourism, Mr. Jerolinmek Mathew Piah, has addressed various governance issues, including the saga surrounding the Executive Protection Service (EPS).
The Solidarity and Trust for a New Day (STAND) Movement has announced in Monrovia that Lucas Richards, an American missionary recently acquitted of attempted murder charges involving Liberian woman Jessica Lloyd, will be prosecuted in the United States for his crimes against Miss. Lloyd.
In a budget hearing before the National Legislature, Monrovia City Mayor John-Charuk Siafa appealed for an additional $4,430,586 in funding to effectively manage the city's waste and improve overall functionality.
The World Bank Liberia Country Office Environmental and Social Team has just concluded series of Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) trainings for Project Implementation Units (PIUs) staff, contractors, consultants, supervising entities, and project implementers of World Bank financed projects. The trainings covered transport, agriculture, health, fisheries and energy sectors from Governmental implementing agencies.
On Wednesday, 17th April, 2023, His Excellency Kingsford Amoako paid a courtesy call on Brig. Gen. Geraldine George (Rtd), acting Minister of National Defense and Brid. Gen. Davidson F. Forleh, Chief of Defense Staff of the Republic of Liberia.
Italian fugitive who credited himself for developing diplomatic relations between Liberian and the UAE governments, resulting in the construction of roads, hospitals and sports centers died off the coast of Dubai while his dealings with Liberian authorities lingers in mysteries.
Liberia's President Joseph Boakai and his cabinet appear to downplay the implementation of the administration’s flagship development agenda – ARREST, which stands for Agriculture, Road Rule of Law, Education, and Sanitation & Tourism.
More than 300 dismissed agents of Liberia's elite Executive Protection Service (EPS) have filed an official complaint with the Speaker of the House of Representatives, drawing attention to the "illegal acts" by the current EPS leadership.
