Report reaching this paper says the Pastor of the Triumphant Living Miracle Assemblies branch in Todee District, Upper Montserrado County, Pastor Gibson Carter has gone missing for days.

President Ellen Johnson has vetoed the controversial Financial Autonomy Act submitted to her office by the National Legislature for her approval.

In a bid to ease the problem faced by Liberians regarding the nation’s staple food rice, the Managing Director at the Gateway International Liberia, Mr. Moses D. B. Tiawlorh has promised his company commitment for the importation of quality rice on the Liberian market without hindrance.

The University of Massachusetts has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with University of Liberia (UL) to help re-build the African University after the devastation of Liberia’s just ended 14-year civil war.

The Regional Program Officer of the Foundation for International Dignity (FIND), Mr. Dixon Gblah, says Liberians must never resort to violence to resolve their differences.

The General Manager of the Government Diamond Office (GDO) at the Ministry of Lands, Mines and Energy has commended the Liberian leader, President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, for her charismatic leadership.

A three-day Technical Review Meeting on the Draft National Water Policy and Roadmap leading to the adoption of an Integrated Water Resources Management in Liberia ended over the weekend at the Liberia Hydrological Service, Ministry of Lands, Mines and Energy.

THE CHANGE IN government nearly a year and a half ago, came along with some economic prescriptions especially in imports of basic commodities. One of the areas of policy prescription was in the highly political commodity rice, where the government said rice importation would henceforth be restricted to a periodic bidding process amongst importers, with winners gaining the right to import and sell on the local market.

President Ellen Johnson has ordered the Ministry of Internal Affairs to immediately find a parcel of land in Liberia for outgoing Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo.

Vice President Joseph N. Boakai has assured Liberians in the United States that the Liberian Government is in full support of the extension of the Temporary Protective Status (TPS) and would continue to appeal to the U.S Government to extend the stay of those on the TPS.