The Millennium Challenge Account-Liberia and the Ministry of Public Works have committed to coordinating their efforts to strengthen Liberia’s capacity to provide routine maintenance of paved and unpaved primary roads.
Electricity Regulator Presents Draft Regulations to Stakeholders
The Liberia Electricity Regulatory Commission has ended a stakeholders’ meeting to review draft regulations for electricity operators and the sector at large.
Power Theft Law Will See Offenders Jailed for Minimum of Three Years
President George Weah has signed into law an act to amend the penal code to criminalize power theft.
OP-ED: A Response to Rodney Sieh’s ‘Same and the Shame’ Letter
On July 25, 2018, I lamented our claim to independence for not taking ownership of our failings or actions within our control to change the trajectory of our nation. Having read the editorial by FrontPage Africa’s Rodney Sieh published on 25 July 2019, I felt obliged to give a different analysis. There are some points in the piece that I agree with, but a lot I believe are misplaced. I would like to deconstruct the narrative proffered by my countryman, whom I respect and applaud for his excellent investigative reporting.
MCAL Head: LEC Losing US$4.26 Million monthly to Power Theft
Monie Captan, the CEO of the Millennium Challenge Account Liberia, says the Liberia Electricity Corporation is losing 62 percent of its revenues to power theft, amounting to US$4.26 million monthly.
MCAL and Gender Ministry Agree to Promote Women in Road and Energy Sectors
On Thursday, December 20, 2018, the Millennium Challenge Account Liberia and Ministry of Gender signed an agreement to strengthen the capacity of the ministry at addressing gender and social inequalities in the country.
Millennium Challenge Account Liberia Outlines Priority Projects for 2019
The Millennium Challenge Account Liberia has outlined several key projects as its priority for 2019.
‘She Would Be King’ Launched in Liberia
On Saturday, November 3, the Treehouse Tech Workspace in Sinkor became the attraction of many literary enthusiasts excited about the Liberia launch of She Would Be King, the debut novel by U.S.-based Liberian author Wayétu Moore.Â
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