Authorities of the Special Security Service have observed with utter dismay the frequent intrusion of vehicles into the Presidential Convoy when it is en route from one destination to another. This lawless attitude by some vehicle operators poses grave danger to lives, properties and violates Section 10.45 of the Vehicle and Traffic laws of the Republic of Liberia.

By George Watkins The Lower House of Representatives at the Liberian parliament has detoured to pass a legislation establishing an Anti Corruption Commission.

Rudolph G. Gborkeh Thousands of Liberians from all walks of life defied the rain yesterday to escort the mortal remains of late Gabriel Baccus Mathews to the Antoinette Tubman Stadium where a night of wake keeping was held last night.

The Chairman of the TRC, Counselor Jerome Verdier says that provided TRC fails, it means that the Liberian people have failed to reconcile and to learn a lesson from the historical past.

The New York based Sithe Global which is developing an aluminum refinery in the West African state of Guinea estimated at US$3.3bn. has expressed interest in the cultivation of oil palm in Liberia.

President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has dedicated the second phase of the Emergency Power Project, reiterating her government’s commitment to revamping the country’s power sector.

On Friday, September 15, 207, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) acting through the Liberia Community Infrastructure Program (LCIP) delivered to the Government of Liberia Ministry of Public Works the third installment of heavy duty road maintenance and equipment including six (6) 12 cubic yard dump trucks and one 40-ton low bed trailer and tractor head valued at approximately $680,000. This delivery is part of a larger package of equipment support provided through LCIP to the MPW with a total value of over USD $2.0 million.

ON TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2007, the University of Liberia and the American Government through its embassy near Monrovia signed a lease agreement for the UL Greystone property at Mamba Point.

By D Kaihenneh Sengbeh President Ernest Bai Koroma, after signing a joint communiqué with President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf last Friday at the Roberts International Airport, told reporters that his government will ensured an increased and consistent border patrols to thwart the smuggling of arms on either sides.

Vice President Joseph N. Boakai has paid homage to Liberian women who he said bore the brunt of the Liberian conflict and served as bread winners for their families at the height of the war.