By: Jerome Toe
The World Bank has given US$11 grant to Liberia as economic development fund, Finance Minister Dr. Antoinette Sayeh disclosed yesterday.

The Education Department of Firestone Liberia is expected to honor several students of the Firestone School System for their excellent academic performance during the course of the ongoing academic term.

The House of Representatives yesterday read in plenary, an impeachment communication written against Chief Justice, His Honor Johnnie N. Lewis, by a subordinate court allegedly for a wide range of breach of judicial rules.

A survivors of the Carter Camp Massacre say the atrocity was performed by forces of the defunct Charles Taylor’s National Patriotic Front of Liberia, but they (survivors) were commandeered to blame the killings on soldiers of the Armed Forces of Liberia.
NPFL leader Charles Taylor, former Foreign Minister Dorothy Musuleng-Cooper and Marines Commander Melvin Sogbandi mandated survivors of the Carter Camp Massacre to lie on the AFL, the survivor told commissioners of Liberia’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) public hearing in Margibi County.

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) will tomorrow begin a three-day seminar to draft the Transitional Health Sector Strategy in Monrovia.

Two Liberian lawyers will today, Friday, provide opinions on the ongoing Taylor trial in the Huge as they address the May edition of Press Union of Liberia intellectual discourse, the Edward Wilmot Blyden Forum.

Some Indian investors have expressed their commitment to invest millions of United States dollars in the Liberian ailing economy specifically in the areas of constructing modern plywood production factory, a local drinks factory and as well as infrastructures and providing educational assistance to the less unfortunate Liberian children.

The African Christian Fellowship (ACFI) has made a donation of 24 pairs of crutches, two wheel chairs, and 15 pieces of walker to several disabled persons at Our Lady of Fatima Rehab Center in Johnsonville, outside Monrovia.

Montserrado County District #10 Rep., Regina Sokan-Teah, has underscored the need for civil society and the media to help educate citizens on the roles lawmakers.

The embattled Political Officer of the opposition Liberty Party, Isaac Jackson, says there has been an acuminated wrangling within the party. The infighting has reached an intolerable proportion thereby spilling into the public domain, he told a team of journalists at the Capitol Building Tuesday.