Liberia’s Minister of Education, Jarso Jallah, has announced a nationwide vetting of 2,000 volunteer teachers beginning on July 8.
Government Begins Repatriation of Over 4,000 Stranded Liberians from Ghana
The Liberian government has begun repatriating 4,323 Liberians from the former Buduburam Refugee Camp in Ghana.
Sen. Jallah Announces Preparations for Lofa’s 60th Celebration
Lofa, Liberia’s northernmost and third-most populated county, has begun preparations for celebrations marking 60 years since the county’s founding.
LIPO Develops Strategic Plan to Protect Intellectual Properties
The new administration at the Liberia Intellectual Property Office says it has developed a strategic plan to strengthen the entity’s capacity to properly protect intellectual property rights in accordance with international best practices.
Senate Launches Investigation into US$40 Million Resident Permit Contract
The Liberian Senate has launched an investigation into the Contec Global contract with the Liberian government worth US$40 million.
Liberian Senate to Review Laws Governing Electricity Sector
The Liberian Senate has taken a proactive step towards improving the delivery of electricity services in the country.
Senate Investigates Public Works Contracts Awarded to Meet 100-Day Deliverables
The Liberian Senate has launched an investigation into road construction contracts worth US$21 million allegedly awarded recently by the Ministry of Public Works.
Justice for War Victims Imminent, as Legislature Moves to Implement TRC Recommendations
Following pressure from victim families, local and international advocacy and justice groups, as well as some U.S. congressional members, the Liberian legislature has passed a joint resolution to implement many recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, including establishing war and economic crimes courts.