President Joseph Boakai has made several new appointments of local government officials affecting River Cess, amid mounting pressure from county citizens.
From Street Seller to Presidential Special Envoy: the Rocky Journey of Mohammed Bah
On April 18, President Joseph Boakai named Mohammed Maladho Bah, as Presidential Special Envoy on Investment, ignited a storm of public criticism, with many labeling Bah as a criminal and unfit for the position. But there’s more to his story.
President Boakai Making Progress With Lofa Road Rehabilitation
Lofa citizens have expressed gratitude for the ongoing road rehabilitation in the county, which is part of President Joseph Boakai’s commitment for his first 100 days in office.
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.
Joseph Boakai Offers Scholarships, Dines With Graduates From Four High Schools in Tubmanburg
Former vice president Joseph Nyumah Boakai has offered full university scholarships to four students from four high schools in Tubmanburg, Bomi.
Three Killed in Vice President’s Motorcade Crash
At least three persons have been confirmed dead while several others remain in critical conditions after the pilot vehicle of Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor’s motorcade collided with a taxi cab at Firestone 15 Gate intersection on the Kakata-Monrovia highway in Careyburg District in Montserrado.
Rep. Yekeh Kolubah Pledges Support to Collaborating Opposition Political Parties
Montserrado’s tenth district representative, Yekeh Kolubah, has pledged his support to the opposition collaborating political parties. He did so on Sunday after he led a team of supporters to Unity Party’s headquarter in Congo Town.
Eugene Nagbe Apologizes to PUL Over Disparaging Comments
Liberia’s information minister, Eugene Nagbe, has apologized to the Press Union of Liberia for his recent derogatory comments against the journalism umbrella organization.