The Automated System of Custom Data (ASYCUDA) project of the Bureau of Custom at the Ministry of Finance has donated two sets of computer each to three business groups and a custom collectorate in the country.

The Chief of Traffic of the Republic of Liberia, Assistant Commissioner Miekee Gray has completed two-week Road Policing training in the United Kingdom.

Fifty homes constructed by A United States-based Charity, ‘Living Waters International,’ have been officially opened in Sasstown, Klay District, Bomi County. Under the ‘Home for Life Project,’ which targets deprived widows in the area, the Charity is also renovating more than 80 dwelling homes, damaged as a result of the civil conflict.

Final argument is expected to take place at the Criminal Court “C” at the Temple of Justice in the controversial fuel oil theft case.

The Japan International Corporation Agency (JICA) has officially unveiled the Draft Final Report of the Master Plan Study on Urban Facilities Restoration and Improvement in Monrovia.

By D. Kaihenneh Sengbeh
Accepted back into the committee of nations, and making tremendous progress and reforms, after years of disparaging civil bloodshed, Liberia has taken another step to build its trade and commerce, to meet internationally accepted standards.

By: Jerome Toe
Plan Liberia has embarked upon the training of several Liberian Children in the area of Child rights Media Club drama productions.

The National Social Security & Welfare Corporation (NASSCORP) says its attention has been drawn to a back-page story in the Friday, September 25, 2009, Edition of The New Democrat Newspaper captioned: “NO MONEY – Social Security Beneficiaries Sent to God”, in which the paper alleged that NASSCORP officials told a group of retirees that their “social security” had been depleted, and they must go to God Almighty.

The Senatorial candidate petitioned by the National Democratic Party of Liberia NDPL, Hon Francis Chu-Chuc Horton has rejected the petition.