On the morning of Friday March 5, the body will be removed from the Samuel Stryker Funeral Parlors and taken to the St. Peter’s Lutheran Church on 14th Street, Sinkor for the funeral service beginning at 10-30AM. Thereafter, the body will be taken to her farm in Konola, Margibi County for a night of wake-keeping. …
The controversial Solicitor General of the Republic of Liberia, Cllr. Sayma Syrenius Cephus was at it, again. He had written to the Chairperson of the National Elections Commission (NEC), Mrs. Davidetta Browne-Lassanah, a letter on Valentine’s Day instructing the seven-member Board of Commissioners to carry out an action that would have been totally illegal. The …
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IPNEWS-MONROVIA: Liberia remains one of the world’s largest deposits of natural gold and other minerals, yet the country continues to be stuck in entrenched poverty. The Independent Probe Newspaper (IPNEWS) hidden cameras have been conducting a month-long investigation into how diamonds, gold and other natural resources are being extracted with limited proceeds going into the …
IPNEWS-MONROVIA:The Liberia National Police (LNP) has been labelled as the “most corrupt government agency” by a pro-democracy, advocacy, research and organizational think tank, Center for Democratic Governance (CDG). Presenting their 8th Afrobarometer survey conducted from October 19 – December 1, 2020 to the media, civil society and other stakeholders in Monrovia Wednesday, February 24, the …
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By Kai Gee, Grand Gedeh Reporter IPNEWS-Zwedru: Civil Society Organizations in Grand Gedeh County have expressed their disagreement with authorities in the county as it relates to a report, they released concerning earth-moving equipment. Addressing a press conference over the weekend in Zwedru, the CSOs termed as fake report the local authorities presented to the …
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IPNEWS-Bong County: Recently Liberia held its first post conflict Agricultural Fair at the Central Agricultural Institute in Bong County showcasing the country’s potential to produce enough food. Currently on the Global Hunger score, Liberia rank 34.9. on a score range of 0 to 50, “indicating the country’s hunger levels are serious and are on the …
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IPNEWS-MONROVIA: The House of Representatives, with a simple majority vote of 25, and one abstention, has concurred with the Senate to approve the supplementary funding for the Financial Year 2020/2021 worth US$24.3 million to compel the government deliver on programs that are in critical need of funds. Members of the House voted to concur on …
IPNEWS-RIVERGEE COUNTY: President George Weah has disclosed plans to construct fifteen presidential palaces in all of the political sub-division of the country, as well as, building 200 housing units in Fish Town City, RiverGee County. President Weah, during a visit to RiverGee County recently, promises to develop RiverGee, which is one of the least developed …
IPNEWS-MONROVIA:The chairman of the House’s Education and Public Administration Committee, Rep. Johnson Gwaikolo, has appealed to his colleagues to repeal the status of the Nimba County Community College (NCCC) from a community college to a full four-year degree-granting institution. Despite the county’s rapid, and infrastructure development, Nimba, the second-most populous county in Liberia with a …
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IPNEWS-MONROVIA: Amidst news of the resurgence of the deadly Ebola Virus Disease (EVD) in neighboring Guinea, health authorities in Liberia have clarified that there is “not a single case” of the virus in Liberia, stating that the Ministry of Health (MoH) along with partners are in full readiness to prevent the virus from hitting Liberian …
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