By Marcus Zoleh
Ivorian refugees residing in the border town of Buotuo have informed this paper that they have not received any food relief materials from any humanitarian organization in the country since they crossed into Liberia more than one month ago.

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is expected to launch a Non-state Actors Survey in the country today.

Michael Walter Mueller, an international business magnate, banker and humanitarian has declared his support for the second term bid of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, and called on all Liberians to do same.

The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) is expected to launch a Non-state Actors Survey in the country today.

By D. Kaihenneh Sengbeh back from Rivercess
The reconstruction of the 350ft span Timbo Bridge which broke apart three weeks ago was near completion Saturday and will be officially opened to thousands of commuter s and vehicles this week, Public Works officials and contractors said.

The ruling Unity Party (UP) has expressed what it calls “shock” over revelation by Nimba County junior Senator Adolphus Dolo that he gave his senior senator Prince Y. Johnson L$1million to abandon his presidential ambition in favor of the UP.

Liberia faces a momentous national choice between sliding backwards or surging forwards towards a bright future, President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf told the nation in her Annual Message delivered on Monday 24 January.

President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf threw a surprised bomb shell last January when she delivered her 5th State of the Nation Address to the Joint Session of the National Legislature, a constitutional obligation of the Liberian presidency.

Citizens of Careysburg District in Montserrado County are calling on the National Elections Commission (NEC) to help increase the civic and voters' registration education awareness in the district and other parts of the country to enable citizens take advantage of the ongoing voters' registration exercise.

By: Buxton A. Davies
A junior senatorial aspirant from Nimba County, Mr. Thomas S. Grupee, has assured citizens that 30 % of the US$1.5 million development fund allotted to the county by AcelorMittal will be directed toward improving the educational sector of the county
Speaking to The Informer before his departure for the United States recently, Mr. Grupee said he believes that Liberia cannot sustain itself without the resources in Nimba County.