Come 4:00 p.m. today, President George Weah will address the 54th National Legislature on the state of the nation, in fulfillment of his constitutional mandate.
Jupiter Construction Resumes Work on Damaged Timbo River Bridge
Jupiter construction, the company responsible for the replacement of the 43-year-old Timbo River Bridge, has resumed work after a five-month hiatus.
Draft Report Exposes Gender Gap in Police Force
A draft report of a survey jointly conducted by U.N. Women, civil society organizations, and the Ministry of Justice indicates a wide gender disparity among officers within the Liberia National Police.
Buchanan Residents Conduct Citizens’ Arrests on ‘Zogos’
Residents of communities in Buchanan have arrested over 25 young men and women who they believe are ‘zogos’ and turned them over to the police.
Police Say Weah Did Not Interfere in Old Road Violence
The Liberia National Police has denied claims by Montserrado’s 10th district representative, Yekeh Kolubah, accusing its inspector general, Patrick Sudue, of avoiding arresting perpetrators of Sunday’s violence at a party he organized for children in his district on the orders of President George Weah.
Dacan Driving School Completes First Training Cycle in Grand Bassa
The Grand Bassa branch of the Dacan Institute of Professional Driving completed its first training cycle last Wednesday, issuing certificates to more than 30 students in professional driving.
Protesters Demand Justice for Assaulted GT Bank Worker
Protesters on early Tuesday gathered before the offices of the Guaranteed Trust Bank on 13th street in Sinkor to demand justice for Edward Freeman, a staff member of the bank who was allegedly assaulted by the bank’s Managing Director, Ayodeji Bejde in last August.
Lawmakers File US$2 million Lawsuit against Philipbert Browne
Several past and present lawmakers have filed a US$2 million lawsuit against Philipbert Browne, the owner, and publisher of the Hot Pepper newspaper.