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NASCUL Saddened By Death Of Liberian

The National Civil Society Union of Liberia (NACSUL) expresses its profound sadness over the oxygen explosive incident that occurred during the evening hours of Tuesday, February 18, 2025 at the Gardnersville’s facility of Sethi Ferro Fabrik Company which resulted to the death of an employee, Saah Samukai. NACSUL, however, applauds the Management of Sethi Ferro…

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Cancellation Of USAID’s US$17M Directly Affects Liberia…Says Finance Minister Ngafuan

The Minister of Finance and Development Planning (MFDP) Augustine K. Ngafuan says that the cancellation of the US$17 million USAID-sponsored project and other projects in the country will have a direct and indirect impact on the country’s development. Speaking on Voice of America (VOA) Wednesday, February 19, 2025, Minister Ngafuan said that the USAID was…

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LERC Reviews JEP’s Tariff Reconsideration Submission

The Liberia Electricity Regulatory Commission (LERC) is currently reviewing a notice filed by Jungle Energy Power (JEP) requesting reconsideration of the recently announced electricity tariff. This comes after public hearings were held in Nimba and Bong counties on February 18 and 19, 2025, where stakeholders, local government authorities, businesses, and citizens voiced their opinions. In…

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Former Supt. Solo Defends Reputation Against “Vicious Rumors”…Calls for Responsible Journalism

Former Grand Gedeh Superintendent Peter Solo has responded to what he terms as unfounded allegations by a CSO group under the banner Citizen for Better Liberia, accusing him of embezzling funds intended for the construction of a community college, road maintenance amongst other projects in the county. In an official response through a family member…

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Supreme Court Tightens Screws On The Legal Profession…Suspends Two Judges For One Year

The Full Bench of the Supreme Court Bench has taken action on the Judiciary Inquiry Commission’s (JIC) recommendations on two judges for ethical misconduct in the discharge of their duties. Those suspended are Octavius B. Doe of the Monthly and Probate Court, Jaedae Statutory District in Sinoe County, and Magistrate Melvin Bah of the Paynesville…

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