Liberia’s Deputy Information Minister for Public Affairs, Isaac Jackson, said the government is working on reducing the price of petroleum products, in line with the fall in global oil prices. However, he said he is not sure whether the reduction in oil prices on the Liberian market will trickle down to ordinary Liberians.
Bureau of Concessions Identifies Challenges in Agriculture and Mining Sectors
The Director General of the Bureau of Concessions, Ciata Bishop, says the bureau has identified strings of problems in Liberia’s agriculture and mining sectors.
Kateh: “Liberia’s Ebola Surveillance Is Rigorousâ€
Liberia’s Chief Medical Officer Dr. Francis Kateh says the country has rigorous surveillance and response systems in place to deal with any potential outbreak of Ebola.
World Bank Approves US$27 Million Energy Agreement for Rural Liberians
The World Bank has approved a new US$ 27 million financing agreement meant to increase access to affordable, reliable electricity and foster the use of renewable energy in Liberia.
Despite Challenges with Sponsors, Monrovia Fashion Week a Success
Amid some challenges, the final showcase of African designs and talents at the Monrovia Fashion Week was a success.
VIDEO: President Sirleaf Visits LEC’s New Power Plants
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf visited the Liberia Electricity Corporation’s Bushrod Island office on Friday, December 18, 2015 to inspect on-going construction on the three Heavy Fuel Oil plants.
Parents of “Suicide” Victim Threaten Violent Protests If Autopsy Is Not Released
The parents of 21-year-old Victoria Zayzay who died in police custody have threatened to stage protests if the Liberian government does not release the autopsy report on their daughter’s death before ordering a second autopsy.
Autopsy Report of Woman Found Dead in Police Custody Still Unreleased
The Justice Ministry has yet to release the autopsy report of Victoria Zayzay, who was found dead in police custody.