The Ministry of Labor is currently investigating officials at the Liberia Electricity Corporation for alleged dismissal of its communications manager, James Kpargoi.
Biometrics 101: A Brief History of Biometric National ID Cards in Liberia
In 2011, the Government of Liberia created the National Identification Registry, an autonomous agency that would be responsible for developing and administering a National Biometric Identification System for all citizens and residents of the Republic of Liberia. This is no small undertaking, but six years later, NBIS is almost a reality.
KLM Returns to Liberia After 27-Year Absence
KLM Royal Dutch Airlines has made its first flight to Liberia after it ceased operations to the country nearly three decades ago.
OP-ED: What Happened in Vegas is What Happens in Liberia
Over the past week and a half, my social media feeds have been flooded with pictures and musings from Liberian journalists in the United States, primarily as a result of a meeting of the Association of Liberian Journalists in the United States.
Health Authorities Suspect Cases of Polio in Nimba
Six suspected cases of polio have been discovered in Nimba, according to county health officials.
OP-ED: A Rebuttal to Front Page Africa’s Editorial on DED
A response to an editorial published in Liberia’s leading daily newspaper, Front Page Africa, on Thursday, September 29, 2016, titled, “Deferred Enforced Departure (DED) – Let Liberians Come Home.â€
July 26 Week Special Liberian Trailblazers: Rodney Sieh
Over a relatively short time, Rodney Sieh has built one of Liberia’s most trusted and most awarded newspapers.
Government, Academia, and Civil Society Actors Discuss Natural Resource Procurement
On June 29, the Kofi Annan Institute for Conflict Transformation at the University of Liberia, in association with GIZ, hosted a panel discussion on the theme, “How Effective is the Bidding Process in Liberia’s Natural Resource Sector?â€