The Forum for the Establishment of War Crimes Court in Liberia has linked former rebel leader Sekou Damate Conneh to the recent fore disaster at the Executive mansion on Luiberia’s Independence Day.

Report reaching the offices of the Informer Newspaper indicates that the Director of the Special Security Services at the Executive Mansion, Mr. Victor Helb has been accused of ordering the flogging of one Mr. C. Marvin McCormada in Bona Farm, Duport Road area and took away his cell phone.

Members of the diplomatic corps have presented a message of felicitation on the occasion marking Liberia’s 159th Independence anniversary.

By: Fitzsimmons Gus The long running crisis in the United Methodist Church (UMC) is said to have taken a dramatic turn with renewed plan by its Bishop, John G. Innis, to expel several prominent members of the Church at its scheduled special conference slated for Friday, August 4, 2006.

By: Fitzsimmons Gus A member of the Lower House of Parliament, Montserrado County Representative Hon. Thomas Fallah has described the six months agriculture break provided by the constitution as unrealistic and unreasonable.

The Special Representative of the Secretary-General, Mr. Alan Doss, has decorated 594 Senegalese peacekeepers with United Nations medals for distinguished service. The ceremony took place in Harper, Maryland County recently.

The Civil Service Agency (CSA) and the United Nations Development Program will today jointly conduct a seminar for Liberian journalists on President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf’s government’s rightsizing and downsizing policy.

The July 26, fire outbreak at the Executive Mansion leaves serious questions on the minds of many peace-loving Liberians, Africa and the civilized world as a whole.

Preliminary investigation has begun to establish the origin and cause of Wednesday’s fire out break at the Executive Mansion in the Liberian Capital, Monrovia.

The former ruling National Patriotic Party, (NPP) has strongly condemned the recent Repentance Prayer service organized by the Liberian government describing it as a mere political “charade” on the part of the President to turn a blind eye to the main issue affecting the lives of the Liberian people.