Recent decision by the Ministry of Commerce to ban one of the major importers of the nation’s staple food, rice, is creating uneasiness among the Liberian people.

The land dispute between a Lebanese trader, Mr. Rocky Ahmar and a Liberian entrepreneur, Mr. David Siaway is gaining public sentiments in Kakata, Margibi County.

By: D. K. Sengbeh Panelists and participants at the Press Union of Liberia (PUL) organized one-day public interactive rice forum have condemned government’s new policy on the importation of rice in the country.

United Nations Development Program (UNDP) Small Arms Program has commenced the collection of arms in River Gee, Maryland and Bong Counties.

Thousands of downhearted former personnel of the Armed Forces of Liberia (AFL) yesterday stormed the premises of the National Legislature and presented a petition to the Speaker Edwin Melvin Snowe in demand of benefits they said were due them.

By: D. K. Sengbeh The Government of Liberia through the National Legislature and the Commerce Ministry yesterday boycotted a one-day public interactive forum on the Nations staple food, rice, organized by the Press Union of Liberia, (PUL).

The family of the late bodyguard of Acting Director of the Special Security Service has accused the Immigration Bureau of excluding them from his funeral.

By: D.K. Sengbeh The Government of Liberia through the Ministry of Education has begun finding solution to standoff between the Students Union of the State University of Liberia, (UL) and the University’s Administration.

The Liberia Ex-com Anxious for Development (LEAD) will shortly carry on vigorous cleanup campaign at the Fendell Campus of the University of Liberia as part of efforts to buttress government rehabilitation and development agenda.

Report reaching this paper reveals that 11 citizens in Nimba County are currently undergoing a traditional investigation in connection with the death of the late Chief Jerry Gonyon.