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Liberia: Lisgis to Recruit 132 Liberians
By Tonita Copson The Deputy Director of the Liberia Statistic Geo-Information Service (LISGIS) Mr. Alex William has disclosed that the agency will be recruiting about 132 Liberians in the mapping exercise before the 2019 census. Addressing the Ministry of Information regular press briefing on Thursday, March 7, 2019, Mr. William said an aptitude test has been administered across the country in recruiting mapping assistance for the geographic planning exercise.
Liberia: Pro-Poor Agenda Ambitious
The visiting United Nations Assistant Secretary-General and Coordinator of the Scaling Up Nutrition (SUN) Movement has lauded the Liberian Government for developing the Pro-Poor Agenda for Prosperity and Development (PAPD) which she terms as very ambitious. Speaking Thursday, March 7, 2019, at a scale up nutrition meeting held at ONE UN House in Sinkor, Ms. Gerda Verburg said the full implementation of the PAPD will transform Liberia from its current state to a better country.
Liberia: House to Extend Oversight
By A. Omaska Jallah Members of the House of Representatives are expected to extend their legislative oversight to monitor the activities and expenditure of local national and international Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs).
Liberia/South Africa: Umoya United Signs Mark Paye
Promising Liberian striker Mark Paye has signed a half season deal with South African first division Club Cape Umoya United FC. Paye joined the club after impressing on a week of trial. The former Liberia Football Association 2015/2016 Most Valuable Player and second higher goals scored four goals in his first training section, and followed up with two goals in his first test match that captured the attention of the coaching staff and fans as well.
Liberia: Pro-Poor Housing Units Begin
The desire of President George M. Weah to transform the lives of rural inhabitants in terms of their dwelling places has come to fruition, as construction work has commenced on the much needful Pro-poor Housing units project in Grand Kru County. For a pilot phase, 8 communities making up Sass Town are benefitting from 282 modern houses which construction got underway over the weekend.
Liberia: Weeks, Sirleaf Still in Jail
From all indications, the former Executive Governor of the Central Bank of Liberia, Milton Weeks, Charles Sirleaf, Richard Walker, Dorbor Hagba and Joseph Dennis are finding it difficult to file criminal appearance bond in order to secure their temporary release from detention. Up to press time last evening, the defendants who have been indicted for multiple criminal offenses were still at the Monrovia Central Prison.
Liberia: LEC to Connect 102,000 New Customers
The Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC) has begun new connection of 102,000 households to the national grid to increase reliable access to affordable electricity throughout the country in the quickest, most prudent and sustainable manner. This initiative, which falls within the18-month plan of LEC, will include the Monrovia Consolidation, Kakata Corridor and the Monrovia-Bomi Corridor.
Liberian Striker Hits Brace in Aizawl FC Victory
In-form Liberian striker Ansumana Kromah scored a stunning brace for Aizawl FC as they brushed aside Shillong Lajong 4-1 at home in the Hero I-League on Monday March 4, 2019 at the Rajiv Gandhi Stadium. The 25-year-old striker gave the hosts the deserving lead in the 40th minute from the penalty spot before adding his second in the 83rd minute with a fine strike.
Liberia: Friday Declared Int'l Women's Day
President George Manneh Weah has issued a Proclamation declaring Wednesday, March 8, 2019 as "International Women's Day" to be celebrated throughout the Republic of Liberia as a Working Holiday. This year's "International Women's Day" will be observed under the global theme: "Think Equal, Build Smart, and Innovate for Change: and the national theme: "Gender Equality for Innovative Change".
Liberia: Patel Distances Itself From Protest
The Entrepreneur of Liberia (PATEL) has distanced itself from a planned protest by the Liberia Chamber of Commerce (LCC).
Liberia: Weah Hails Ghana
President Dr. George Manneh Weah has sent a congratulatory message to the Government and People of the Republic of Ghana on the auspicious occasion commemorating the 62nd Independence Anniversary of that country. According to a Foreign Ministry's release, in his message to his Ghanaian counterpart, Nana Akufo-Addo, President Weah conveyed warmest felicitations and sincere best wishes to the Government and People of Ghana, as they celebrate this historic event.
Liberia: Weeks, Sirleaf Indicted
By T. Lula Jaurey The Government of Liberia through the Grand Jury of Montserrado County has finally indicted former Executive Governor of the Central Bank of Liberia Milton Weeks, Deputy Governor Charles Sirleaf, Dorbor Hagba, Richard Walker and Joseph Dennis. Three of the defendants including Weeks, Sirleaf and Hagba were remanded at the Monrovia Central Prison Monday, March 4, 2019 after they failed to file valid criminal appearance bond.
Liberia: Group to Promote GOL Pro-Poor Agenda Plans
By Joseph M. Vincent The Progressive Alliance for the Promotion of the Pro-poor Agenda has disclosed that it is engaged in nationwide awareness activities aimed at promoting the national development agenda presented by the Government of Liberia as its long-term development plan for the country.
Liberia: VP Taylor Makes Recommendation
Vice President Jewel Howard Taylor has urged authorities of the Ministry of Education to contemplate reshaping the academic curriculum to allow students entering the senior high level the opportunity to do specialized studies or courses based on their intelligence.
Liberia: 15,000 Youth to Benefit From YOP
By Tonita Copson President George Weah has disclosed that about 15,000 young people are expected to benefit from the Youth Opportunity Project (YOP). Speaking during the state of the nation address on Monday, January 28, 2019, President Weah said the government through the Ministry of Youth and Sports has completed the recruitment of young people who are to benefit from youth empowerment and employment activities.
Liberia Gets Us$5m From UN Peacebuilding Support Office
The United Nations Peacebuilding Support Office (PBSO) has approved five million United States dollars for the 2019 implementation of four projects that will advance reconciliation efforts, and enhance the sustenance of peace in Liberia, a release has disclosed.
Liberia: No Ebola Case in Liberia
... Health Authorities Allay Fear Amidst fear about the discovery of the Zaire Ebola Virus in Liberia which was announced recently, Liberian health authorities have clarified that there is no known case of the virus. Addressing the regular press briefing of the Ministry of Information in Monrovia last Thursday, the Director General of the National Public Health Institute of Liberia (NPHIL) disclosed that the Zaire Ebola Virus has been discovered in Liberia.
Liberia: President George Weah's One Year of Dynamism and Resolve to Transform His Country Amidst... ..
opinion By D. Wa Hne, Jr. The journey was tough, rigorous, rough, dangerous, noisy, warring, confusing and distracting; but the Captain anchored the ship of state of the Republic of Liberia safely to shore. January 22, 2018 to January 22, 2019 made the administration of Dr. George Manneh Weah one year old. What are the reactions of Liberians? Are they grateful or disenchanted with the gains? The debate is a national one.
Liberia: Leymah Gbowee Wants Empowerment
By Tonita Copson Nobel Laureate Leymah Gbowee has stressed the need for concerted effort towards the empowerment of vulnerable people in the Liberian Society. Madam Gbowee said such effort must involve a close collaboration amongst charitable foundations as well as public and private institutions working to improve the conditions of vulnerable people, especially women and children in the country.
Liberia: Weah's Gains Under Spotlight
By Jimmey C. Fahngon Today makes it exactly one year since President Dr. George Manneh Weah assumed the mantle of authority of Liberia. On January 22, 2018, President Weah was sworn in as Liberia's 24th president, a ceremony that was witnessed by thousands of Liberians who stormed the Samuel Kanyon Doe Sports Complex in Paynesville, near Monrovia, to be part of what they described as history making.
Liberia: Weah's Success Team
By Jimmey C. Fahngon President George Manneh Weah on Tuesday, January 22, 2019 marked one year in steering the affairs of Liberia, a period that witnessed several gains relative to the country's development. The president, as an individual did not make these gains single-handedly, but did so with the help of his trusted lieutenants, who supported the Pro-poor Agenda for Prosperity and Development.
Liberia: 'U.S.-Liberia Ties Stronger Than Ever'
United States President Donald Trump says he is committed to working with the Government of Liberia to "advance our common agenda and deepen the strong and abiding friendship between our two countries". The American President statement was made after George Patten, Liberia's Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the United States presented his letters of credence. The ceremony took place in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C. on Friday, January 11, 2019.
Liberia: Weah Vows to Improve Fire Service
President George Manneh Weah has spoken of his government's desire and determination to equip and transform the Liberia National Fire Service (LNFS) meet international standard. President Weah said his administration would exert more efforts in getting the needed equipment for and improving working conditions at the LNFS. He said this will help this critical agency of Government effectively execute its functions to the people.
Liberia: MCC Begins Numbering of Homes
By Jimmey C. Fahngon The Monrovia City Corporation (MCC) has embarked on enumeration of homes in Monrovia and its environs. Addressing a news conference last Friday, Monrovia City Mayor Jefferson Tamba Koijee said the project which is being implemented by the corporation through a pilot project is on a contractual agreement with Ali-Terrain Service (ATS), a Liberian owned company.
Liberia: GT Bank Suffers Setback
By T. Lula Jaurey The Civil Law Court "B" at the Temple of Justice in Monrovia has denied Guaranty Trust Bank's motion to drop a US$1 million damage case between it and a former employee. Sie Edward Freeman, former employee of the bank took the bank to court for US$1 million damage, after he was assaulted by the bank's former manager with calculator.
Zimbabwe: Small-Scale Miners Cry Foul Over Fuel Shortages
By Ishemunyoro Chingwere Fuel shortages that have dogged the economy since last year, are now posing a threat to the mining sector and small-scale miners have called on the Government to act decisively to avert the negative effects. The mining sector is Zimbabwe's largest foreign currency earner led by gold exports. Deliveries to Government's single buying arm, Fidelity Printers and Refinery (FPR), jumped to 33,2 tonnes in 2018 from 24,8t in 2017.
Liberia: Woman, 26, Sentenced for 25 Years
By T. Lula Jaurey A student of the University of Liberia, Johnetta Pinky Abu, has finally been sentenced for twenty-five years at the Monrovia Central prison. Judge Roosevelt Willie stated that defendant Abu will serve twenty-two years behind bars while three years will be served on probation depending on good behavior. Pinky was founded guilty last week by nine of the 12 jurors for killing her boyfriend Morris Johnson, an employee of NASSCORP.
Liberia: Suspect Jailed for Murder
By T. Lula Jaurey A twenty-one year-old man has been arrested and charged with murder. He has been remanded at the Monrovia Central Prison awaiting trial. A police sheet said the incident took place in the New Georgia Oldfield Community on December 14, 2018 where the deceased was asked to have sex with defendant Saah Joseph (not senator Joseph) for twenty United States dollars which she agreed to do.
Liberia: Foreign Minister Receives Letter
Foreign Minister Gbehzohngar M. Findley has received the Letters of Accreditation from the new United Nations Development Program (UNDP) Resident Representative to Liberia, Mr. Pa Lamin Beyan. The new UNDP Resident Representative to Liberia is a Gambian National. According to a Foreign Ministry release, Mr. Pa Lamin Beyan presented his Letters of Accreditation to H.E. Hon. Gbehzohngar M.
Liberia: County Meet Enters Semi-Final
The top favorites are out of the 2018/19 National County Sports Meet as four outsiders progressed to the semifinal at the weekend in football. Gbarpolu, the least ranked side in the 2018/19 edition surprised bookmakers on Saturday when they pinned Lofa county 1-0 to progress to their first semifinal since 2004. It was the third meetings between the two sides, with Gbarpolu sealing a 1-0 win despite a Lofa County dominance plus a missed penalty.
Liberia: Citizens Applaud Weah
By A. Omaska Jallah Last Friday was a joyous and jubilant day for hundreds of citizens and residents of the Old Road and the Michael Francis Road in Congo-Town and Paynesville respectively, when President George Weah officially commissioned the two roads. The citizens were seen jubilating, chanting slogans, signing and commended President George Weah for the asphalt pavement of their community roads.
Liberia: Transco Clsg Edges Closer to Solving Liberia's Power Quagmire
By Alpha Daffae Senkpeni, [email Protected] Buchanan — It's a sunny Monday afternoon on the outskirt of the port city of Buchanan, Julio Picado shows a group of visitors around a camp yard stockpiled with high-grade materials intended for the construction of high voltage electrical transmission line. "So, all of these materials here are being used for the erection of the transmission towers," says Picado, senior foreman of an European engineering joint venture firm, JV EIFFAGE-ELECNOR.
Liberia: Hot Pepper Publisher Faces Us$2 Million Lawsuit - Files Us$125k Bond
By Bettie K. Johnson-Mbayo, Bettie Monrovia — Philibert Brown, the journalist who broke the story on missing billions of Liberian dollar banknotes in containers has filed US$125,000 indemnity (property) bond in the damages for libel by attachment lawsuit instituted against him and his newspaper, Hot Pepper. The publisher and his legal team secured the property bond to prevent him from being detained at the Monrovia Central Prison on last Thursday.
Liberia: Real Accusations or Smear Campaign? Police Insider Provides Fpa Details On Allegations Made Against Post & Telecom Minister
Monrovia — Amid allegations of constant abuse by Post & Telecommunications Minister, Cllr. Cooper Kruah, against his wife, an investigator within the Liberia National Police has given FrontPage Africa a different side of the story. Cllr. Cooper's wife, Zondetta Pinky Jallah Cooper, recently took to social media, accusing her husband of wanton abuse and total seizure of her freedom.
Liberia: Post & Telecom Minister Inspects Napas Progress
Monrovia — The Minister of Posts & Telecommunications, Cllr. Cooper W. Kruah Sr. led other ministers of the ministry to inspect the progress being made with the National Postal Address System (NAPAS) project. On Thursday January 3, 2019, The Minister of Posts and Telecommunications lead his ministers to inspect the numbering of structure within the Sinkor area by the NAPAS project of the ministry. Minister Kruah was accompanied by the Deputy Minister for Administration, Cllr. Edward K.
Liberia: Monsterrado County District Two Lawmaker Delivers Annual Report to Citizens
Monrovia — Monsterrado District Two lawmaker, Jimmy W. Smith, Saturday, December 29, 2019 rendered an account of the stewardship of his representation in the last legislative year with an appeal to the citizenry to buttress the effort of government in achieving the Pro-Poor agenda.
Liberia: Gn Bank Liberia Sets Record Straight On Reported Closure
Monrovia — GN Bank Liberia, one of Liberia's biggest banking institutions operating in the country has clarified to the media and the public in Liberia that the bank will not be affected by any action taken against its sister bank, GN Bank Ghana. The Management of GN Bank Liberia wants its customers and the public know that GN Bank Liberia Limited is not a subsidiary of GN Bank Ghana and therefore the decisions taken in Ghana have no implications on the Liberia Bank.
Liberia: President Weah Spent Over Us$1 Million On Foreign Trips in 2018
By Lennart Dodoo, [email Protected] Monrovia — President George Manneh Weah's foreign trips during the course of 2018 cost Liberia, a country with a broken economy, over a million United States Dollars. In July 2018, President Weah's three-day trip to the 53rd ECOWAS Summit in Togo took away an alarming US$182,000. The summit lasted just three days. He departed the country on July 28 and returned on July 31, 2018.
Liberia: Former Works Minister, Human Rights Lawyer Kofi Woods Slams Government's Posture Toward the Media
Monrovia — Former Public Works Minister Samuel Kofi Woods says the current wave of attack on the Press Union of Liberia and the media by officials of government is unwarranted and represents an attack on every Liberian. It can be recalled Finance and Development Planning Minister Samuel D.
Liberia: Bar Association President Warns Public Officials Against Threatening Journalists With Lawsuit for Speech
By J. H. Webster Clayeh, [email Protected] Monrovia — The president-elect of the Liberia National Bar Association (LNBA), Cllr. Tiawon S. Gongloe, has called on officials of the Congress for Democratic Change-led government not to take anyone to court for free speech. Cllr. Gongloe made the remark over the weekend when he was gowned in Monrovia for his outstanding role in the Judiciary Sector. "Speech does not belong in the courtroom; the remedy to speech is to counter speech with speech.
Liberia: President Weah Dedicates Chugbor, Bishop Francis Roads - Described Projects As 'Mile Stones'
By Augustine T. Tweh, Augustine Paynesville City — Friday, January 5, was a joyous day for hundreds of residents of Old Road and Congotown when President George Weah officially opened Chugbor and Bishop Francis roads. Chugbor is a community in the Old Road Community and the road leading into it is named after it; while the Bishop Francis road is located almost opposite the side of the Ministry of Health facing the Congotown Back road.
Liberia: Weah Breaks Silence ... On Ex-PPCC Boss End Of Tenure
President George Manneh Weah has praised the former Executive Director of the Public Procurement and Concessions Commission James Dorbor Jallah for his invaluable contribution to Liberia's post-conflict development and transformation efforts. He said Prof. Jallah is a well-meaning Liberian whose remarkable contributions are well noted.
Senegal: President Weah Departs for Dakar, Senegal
The President of the Republic, H.E. Dr. George Manneh Weah, leaves the country today for Dakar, Senegal, as a guest of both his Senegalese counterpart Macky Sall and the Confederation of African Football (CAF). The Liberian Leader will join his colleagues, President Paul Kagame of Rwanda, President Adama of the Gambia and host president Macky Sall for this year's CAF awards ceremony in Dakar.
Tanzania: Water Bill Scheduled for Parliament in February
By Cheji Bakari THE government is set to table the Water Bill and 2018 Environmental Sanitation, for the second time in its coming Parliamentary sessions, scheduled to start next month. The bill that was first read in the House last year in November, this time in Tanga, the Ministry of Water Permanent Secretary, Prof Kitila Mkumbo (pictured), told reporters that if passed into law, the government would introduce as Rural Water Agency (RUWA).
Tanzania: WMA Inspects, Verifies Weighing Scales in 20 Districts
AMID ongoing purchase of cashew nuts, the Weights and Measures Agency Tanzania (WMA) has inspected and verified the weighing scales in 20 districts in Mtwara, Lindi, Ruvuma and Coast regions. WMA has been conducting impromptu operations, which involve inspecting all weighing scales that have been used in purchasing cashew nuts. The operation was conducted in the regions between November and December, last year.
Tanzania/Algeria: Algerian 'Pros Limit' to Help Simba
By Benjamin Ben ALGERIA'S limitation of foreign players in Algerian Premier League is likely to give Simba a big relief ahead of their clash against JS Saoura in Dar es Salaam next Sunday. Simba who host the Algerian side on January 12 at the National Stadium will only face two non Algerians; a Tanzanian forward Thomas Ulimwengu and a Senegalese El Haji Youssoupha Konate while the rest are Algerians.
Swaziland: Couple in Swaziland Face Up to 15 Years Jail Under New Sexual Offences Law for Making Love in Front of a Child
A couple in Swaziland/eSwatini might face up to 15 years in jail because they had sex in front of a child. It is thought to be the first case of its kind brought under the new Sexual Offences and Domestic Violence (SODV) Act. Nkosinathi Mamba, aged 24, and Nonhle Ndlovu, aged 23, have been remanded on bail by Siphofaneni Circuit Court on 29 March 2019. The court was told that the couple had sex in front of a nine-year-old who was accompanied by an elderly man. The man reported them to the police.
Malawi: Mkonda Wins Carlsberg Cup Award
By Mphatso Sam Blantyre — Captain for Masters Security football Club, Champions of the 2018 Carlsberg Cup, Francis Mkonda has won the Cup's Discovery of the Season Award after dominating polls by sports journalists. Mkonda scooped 20 votes out of the total 25 from the sports journalists and edged out his teammate, Juma Yatina who amassed two votes and Hangover United's midfielder Richard Rabson who collected three votes for the award.
Malawi: Accident Claim Three Lives At Linthipe 3 Bridge
By George Mponda Dedza — Three people have lost their lives whilst several are injured in a terrible accident that happened near Linthipe 3 Bridge in Dedza. Dedza Deputy Police Spokesperson, Constable Cassim Manda has confirmed the accident. In an interview with Malawi News Agency (Mana), he explained that the accident occurred around 8:00 pm on January 4, 2019 near Linthipe 3 Bridge.
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