The Margibi University Students Association (MARUSA) has commended President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf for the appointment of Mr. J. Ebenezer Kolliegbo as Deputy Minister for Administration at the Ministry of Transport.

Three employees of the Ministry of Finance left the country Wednesday to undergo graduate studies in the United Kingdom.

Three employees of the Ministry of Finance left the country Wednesday to undergo graduate studies in the United Kingdom.

The Law Reform Commission (LRC) has announced that after more than one year of working behind the scenes, it will now come out robustly to take the law to the people.

Grand Gedeh Senatorial hopeful, Mr. William D. Towah says the presidential ambition of Nimba County Senior Senator, Prince Johnson should not be given credence by the Liberian people because it won't augur well for peace and reconciliation especially between Grand Gedeh and Nimba Counties.

UN Deputy Envoy Henrietta Mensa-Bonsu stressed the importance of efficient collaboration and coordination between the various aspects of the criminal justice system, as an essential aspect for effective prosecution and other case disposal mechanism. This, the Deputy Envoy noted, is an important element in enabling the effects of good policing to be felt. Ms. Mensa-Bonsu made this statement during a hand-over of newly-rehabilitated and equipped Court Liaison Office at the LNP Headquarters funded through the UN Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) Quick Impact Projects programme.

By Marcus Zoleh

The Deputy Chief of Mission at the United States Embassy, Karl Albert, has called on Liberian journalists to do a diligent reporting on the forthcoming general and presidential elections.

Liberia's Vice President Joseph N Boakai has urged Lofans to forget their selfish interests and put the interest of their county first, if peace and prosperity are to reign in the county.

A new youth organization has been established in Monrovia to fight what its officials call “the high wave of corruption and mass failures” in the country's school system.
The Liberian Youth For Educational Change (LYFED) said corruption and boundless unwholesome practices in the country's primary and secondary education sectors are unacceptable and put the country's future in doom's way.

By: Roland Perry
The Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization (BIN) has launched a five-year national strategic plan with a call on central Government to leave the issuance of Liberian Passports and Visas with the Bureau.