IPNEWS: Former Minister of State for Presidential Affairs, Nathaniel F. McGill has asked the people of Margibi County to re-elect President George Weah to earn him a second term while calling on them to vote him Senator for continuous development in Liberia. Responding to massive endorsements he continues to receive across Margibi County and strategizing …
-As LEC Urges Its Customers to Conserve Energy IPNEWS: The management of the Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC) is being condemned from most quarters following its announcement that “it has become necessary to institute limited load shedding.” It says “Load shedding schedules will be managed hourly and daily in response to peaks in energy consumption.” The …
IPNEWS: Foreign Minister Dee-Maxwell Saah Kemayah, Sr., on Tuesday, January 17, received in audience two Ambassadors-Designate to the Republic of Liberia, when the incoming Ambassadors paid courtesy calls on him at his Foreign Ministry Office on Capitol Hill, Monrovia. The Courtesy Calls by the Ambassadors-Designate come ahead of their separate meetings with His Excellency …
Foreign Minister Kemayah Receives 2 Ambassadors-Designate to Liberia Read More »
IPNEWS: ArcelorMittal Liberia reports that Saturday 14th January, a group of individuals claiming to be former workers of the Security Expert Guards of Liberia (SEGAL), blocked the locomotive tracks in Sanniquillie, Nimba County. The Government of Liberia through the Ministry of Justice, and the Superintendent of Nimba County were immediately notified of the disruption to …
IPNEWS: The political leader of the opposition Vision for Liberia Transformation Party (VOLT) Dr. Jeremiah Whapoe believes that the poor electoral decision of Liberians during the 2017 elections is responsible for the crippled prosperity of Liberia advancement. Dr. Whapoe noted that the coming of President George Weah to the Liberian presidency is a very big …
Poor Electoral Decision Cripple Liberia Prosperity – Dr. Whapoe Discloses Read More »
IPNEWS: Grand Bassa County Electoral District #3 Representative has written the Plenary of the House bringing to its attention the Executive Budget Proposal (Draft Budget 2023) with specific emphasis on the budget for the Liberian Government Hospital in Buchanan City in Grand Bassa County. In his Communication to the Plenary of the House of Representatives …
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IPNEWS: The Liberty Christian Center has dedicated and turned over a ‘Clinic Annex and Several Medical Drugs’ worth thousands of United States dollars to the Monrovia Central Prison. The quick impact project fully sponsored and implemented by the Liberty Christian Center (LCC) is intended to cater to the health needs of inmates of the Monrovia …
Liberty Christian Centers Dedicates ‘Clinic Annex’, Donates Drug to Central Prison Read More »
IPNEWS: Some aggrieved residents calling themselves ‘Concern residents of the GSA Road’ precisely from the Zinnah Hill Community calling on the National Government to speedily intervene in a matter involving them and some few individuals who they said are ‘maliciously’ claiming their lands which they been residing on for over forty to fifty years legally. …
Land Crisis Hits Zinnah Hill Community on GSA Road – Residents Want Government Intervene Read More »
IPNEWS: In obedience to tradition and a sense of true patriotism, the Confucius Institute of the state-run University of Liberia (CIUL) at the weekend held an elaborate program in commemoration of the Chinese Springs Festival otherwise known as the Chinese New Year. Chinese New Year, also called Lunar New Year, is an annual 15-day festival …
IPNEWS: Comrades, ideological militants of the vanguard party in the struggle for rights and rice, proponents and crusaders for social justice, academic freedom, and peace in every space of our society, the masses of the Liberian people who are victims of a system that only favors the elites, men, and women of consciousness. The leadership …
SUP Welcomes UL Students Back to School, Encourages Them to Be More Focused Read More »
