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UL, Mines & Energy Enter Partnership

The University of Liberia (UL) and the Ministry of Mines and Energy have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for a capacity building partnership seeking to prepare a pool of people that will transform the sector and the country. The signing ceremony took place on Thursday, October 3, 2024 at the Ministry in Monrovia. Acting…

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Implementation Gaps Hinder Business Climate …World Bank Business Ready Report

Economies do better at enacting regulations to improve the national business climate than they do in providing the public services needed to secure actual progress, according to the World Bank Group’s new Business Ready report. The inaugural 2024 report, which assesses the business climate in 50 economies, provides an extensive dataset – 1200 indicators per…

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Dr. Wulu Urges Gov’t To Prioritize STEM

A Liberian educator and Officer In-Charge of Richard M. Nixon Institute, Dr. John T. Wulu, has urged the Government of Liberia through President Joseph N. Boakai to prioritized Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education in Liberia. Dr. Wulu made that statement when he served as keynote speaker at the graduation ceremony of Richard M….

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‘Liberia In Governance Crisis’…Dr. Tokpa Calls For Enhanced Public Sector Reforms

Liberia’s Governance Commission Acting Chairperson Prof. Dr. Alaric K. Tokpa has outlined poor governance, over-politicization of the civil service, overstaffing of government institutions, indiscipline, corruption, impunity, and the intimidation and killing of professionals as governance crisis inherited by the Boakai-Koung administration. Dr. Tokpa believes that public sector reforms must be carried out with utmost seriousness…

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‘We Won’t Interfere’…Gov’t Vows In Alleged US$15M Probe

The Deputy Minister for Press and Public Affair at Ministry of Information, Culture and Tourism, Daniel O. Sando, says President Joseph N. Boakai and his government will not interfere with the investigation launched by Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) into alleged US$15 million off-budget expenditure. Addressing a press briefing in Monrovia Tuesday, October 1, 2024, Minister…

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Tweah Defends CDC’s Failure …To Prosecute Corrupt UP Officials

Liberia’s former Finance Minister Samuel Tweah has blamed the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC-led) government’s failure to prosecute alleged former Officials of Madam Ellen Johnson Sirleaf’s twelve years rule under the Unity Party Government on the departure of United Nations Mission in Liberia (UNMIL). He said the first government to be democratically elected after the…

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