IPNews-Monrovia: Assorted medical supplies and relief items valued about 300,000 Euro has arrived in the country. The assorted medical supplies and relief items, which was secured through the efforts of the Liberian Embassy in Italy, arrived in Liberia since November 2019 but authorities were able to clear the container from the Freeport of Monrovia last …
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IPNews-Monrovia: More cities impose curfews as police become increasingly aggressive. In U.S. cities, police use pepper spray, tasers and tear gas on protesters Video from several U.S. cities showed police using force against protesters and bystanders on May 30 during a night of protests over George Floyd’s death. After a night of fire and fury …
IPNews-Monrovia:President George M. Weah has granted UNESCO permission to use his recently released awareness song against Coronavirus. The song, โLetโs Stand Togther to Fight Coronaโ, will be a part of the second phase of Unescoโs #DontGoViral campaign, which they say is aimed at informing and sensitizing communities across Africa about the dangers of the disease. …
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IPNews-Monrovia: The on-air arrest of CNN journalist Omar Jimenez and two crew members by Minnesota police on Friday, is a troubling concern for global press freedom. Jimenez and colleagues were reporting on protests over the death in police custody of George Floyd by Minnesota police. Accordoing to a release issued in Monrovia, the Society for …
IPNews-Monrovi:President Trump announced Friday that his administration is severing all ties with the World Health Organization, charging that the global group hasnโt been upfront about how the coronavirus pandemic spread from China. Trumpโs announcement strips the WHO of the $450 million it usually receives in funding from the U.S. every year. Speaking in the White …
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IPNews-Monrovia: Barely a day after the Independent Probe Newspaper, resurrected a long lingering list persons and institutions destin for prosecution for alleged financial crimes, former Justice Minister Benedict Sannoh, is calling on the government to commence prosecution or clarify his involvement into financial crimes. In a letter sent to Justice Minister and Attorney General, Hon. …
IPNews-Monrovia: Confusion is growing within the Liberty Party, over the connivance of one of its Senator Johnathan Kaipay to signed a resolution authorizing the recast COVID-19 budget. In returned, the Grand Bassa County 2014 Elected Senator, Jonathan Kaipay has replied with political- Nuclear strike with a proclamation that โThe Liberty Party lacks leadershipโ. On displayed …
IPNews-Monrovia: Controversies has ensued over a leaked press released published by the Independent Probe Newspaper, involving some top former government of Liberia officials. In a swift reaction to the article, many of those listed on the leaked press released for prosecution refuted claims that they illegally stolen government money. One of those mentioned, former Managing …
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IPNews-Monrovia:The Conduct of the October 13, 2020 Midterm Senatorial election has overtaken the debates in many quarters, amid the rapid spread of the deadly Covid-19 in the Country. The National Elections Commission (NEC) through the Executive has requested a proposed postponement of the polls from October to December 2020. The NEC justifies that the proposed …
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IPNews-Monrovia: Controversial gay rights advocate Archie Ponpon, is the children of Liberia are unique and should not be forgotten. Ponpon stated that amidst COVID19 in Liberia couple with government’s own restrictions in curtailing the spread of the virus, mothers in some slum communities have abandoned their kids in search of daily meals. This action by …
