Monthly Archives: January 2019

House To Review Concessions, Investment Incentives – As Rep. Massaquoi Demands Economic Recovery

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The House of Representatives on Tuesday, January 15, 2019 constituted a specialized ad-hoc committee to review all concessions and investment incentives that have been signed by the Legislature. The body took the decision based on a communication from Lofa County District # 3 Representative Clarence Massaquoi. In his letter which was addressed to House Speaker Bhofal Chambers, Representative Massaquoi attributed

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President Weah Issues Executive Order # 94 & Proclamation Affecting LEC And Children Under 18

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Monrovia: The President of the Republic, Dr. George Manneh Weah, has issued Executive Order 94 exempting the Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC) from paying customs duties and General Services Tax (GST) on petroleum products. GST falls in special categories of equipment, materials and vehicles used by the LEC in the conduct of its operations. Specifically, the GST exempt for LEC include

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Bong Service Center To Continue Supporting Government Effort

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Bong County Service Center Coordinator Jefferson Gbanyan says the center remains committed in decentralization government’s activities and raising revenue to support the success of the Liberian government. The Government of Liberia, through the Ministry of Internal Affairs with a European Union Grant contribution, facilitated the establishment of County Service Centers in all of Liberia’s 15 Counties. Over a two-year span,

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Another Drug Shortage Hits Bong County

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Several Clinics in Bong County are experiencing severe drugs shortages, a situation that has reportedly resulted in the death of several children in the region. Some of the Clinics that have been hit by drugs shortages include the Yila clinic, Gbalatuah clinic and the Zebay clinic. Although officials at some of the clinics in the County are afraid to speak

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Crusaders For Peace Gets $20,000USD Boost – As Amb Julie Endee Prioritizes Cultural Village Completion

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Monrovia: At jammed pack program organized by Liberia’s Vice President Jewel Howard Taylor to enable a Nigerian Prelate Rev. Mother Esther Ajai make a donation of over $270,000USD in cash and kind to several disable organizations including institutions working to advance Peace and Security in Liberia, Liberia Crusaders for Peace received a $20,000USD boost to advance their work. The Crusaders

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