The ex-wife of jailed former President Charles Taylor who pride herself as the mother of his bloody rebel war wants to be put on trial in Liberian courts for crimes she’s alleged to have committed. but her accusers must pay her millions of dollars.
Several officials serving within the executive branch of the Liberian government have resigned in a push for better paid and leisure-prone service in the legislature
nearly one month after the President asked cabinet members seeking lawmaker role to quit.
Implementation of a post war governance reform, which devotes considerable powers of the president and the legislature to local government authorities has started across the country.
The veteran politician has been holding talks with her deputy Joseph Boakai who now heads the former ruling party as they bid to retake state power, people with knowledge of the interaction have told the Oracle News Daily.
The National Elections Commission has overcome technical and operational glitches associated with its biometric system and is now registering over 100,000 people daily.
The House of Representatives has launched an inquest regarding the actual number of foreign personnel working with Firestone Liberia Inc. – a subsidiary of Bridgestone Americas.
An estimated $300,000 United States dollars appropriated for the functioning of Legislature’s research and information unit cannot be accounted for, rendering the entity useless.
University of Hawaiʻi has sent To a scientists to study insect-borne viruses in Liberia. Albert To will research ways to help the country determine where the viruses are present. The John A. Burns School of Medicine (JABSOM) postdoctoral researcher received the 2022 Robert E. Shope International Fellowship from the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene.
