The Government of Liberia through the Ministry of Planning and Economic Affairs and the Governance Commission has launched a nationwide stakeholder's consultation meeting on national vision.

Fourteen coordinators of the Liberty Party (LP) for Montserrado County have expressed their total dissatisfaction over the party's continuous affiliation with the Democratic Alliance (DA).

The Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA) has concluded preliminary discussions with three leading GSM operators in Liberia on the quality of services provided by service providers.

President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf is today expected to launch the country's Birth Registration and Certification System at the John F. Kennedy Hospital in Sinkor, Monrovia.

The preacher at the Thanksgiving and Intercessory service in commemoration of Liberia's 163rd Independence Anniversary has cautioned Liberians to look beyond 2011 as the country runs into its second postwar democratic elections next year.

By D. Kaihenneh Sengbeh
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf returned to Monrovia Wednesday afternoon, following the observance of official programs marking the 163rd Independence Anniversary of Liberia, describing Nimba as one of the best 26th celebrations.

The General Manager of the Third World Construction Company Enterprises (TWCCE) and Proprietor of the Holiday Inn Hotel on Carey Street, Mr. H.M. Jawhary recently laid wreath on the remains of his late wife, Madam Omaya Jawhary in Houston, Texas, the United States of America. The late Omaya Jawhary, according to reports, died on February 11, 2009 of heart failure few days after the Supreme Court ruled against the Holiday Inn Hotel in a case involving Cllr. James A.A. Pierre.

An American Missionary Dan Hostler has challenged the youth of the African Christians Fellowship International (ACFI), to be focused and emulate Christian virtues that will enable them to take control of the Church in the future.

The Doyen of the Catholic Church in Liberia Monsignor Father Robert Tikpor who served as National Orator of the 163rd Independence anniversary celebration held in Sanniquellie, Nimba County says several factors are responsible for the slow pace of Liberia's progress and achievements.
The 84 year old catholic prelate said corruption in both private and public sectors, selfishness, greed and lack of patriotism are the root causes of poverty the country is experiencing.

UN Deputy Envoy Henrietta Mensa -Bonsu and President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf have commissioned a modern prison constructed by the United Nations in collaboration with the Ministry of Justice in Sanniquellie, the provincial capital of Nimba.