Now Director, National Security Agency (NSA), Major General (Maj/Gen) Prince Charles Johnson III, (Retired) is the current Director of the National Security Agency (NSA). He was appointed on May 1, 2024 by the President of Liberia following the Senate confirmation. An infantry officer who served his country for nearly eighteen years and rose to the …
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Fr. Ambrose Dayouga Kroma was ordained priest for the Archdiocese of Monrovia in 1994. Immediately he was assigned to St. Dominic’s Parish as curate under the pastorship of Very Reverend Fr. Garry Jenkins, SMA. After serving for 4 year in the work of primary evangelization, he was appointed Parish Priest of St. Muggaga’s Parish in …
By: Martin K. N. Kollie We promised, “No business as usual.” What are you hiding? What is there to hide when governance should be about openness, accountability, and transparency? The government is becoming more reactive than proactive mainly because of how it handles Public Relations (PR). Almost everyone is randomly speaking because he/she wants to …
IPNEWS: The Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA) Monday (May 27) commenced a weeklong intensive training program for 30 frontline customs officers from 11 Customs Business Offices (CBOs) across the country. The training is being held in Ganta, Nimba County, and focuses on enhancing the skills and knowledge of the officers in modern customs administration as part …
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IPNEWS: On Wednesday, May 22, 2024, INFOQUEST Liberia a Civil Society Organization with support from the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) held a high-level Legislative and Stakeholder Dialogue on the enactment of the Ministry of Local Government Bill and the validation of the Revenue Sharing Bill Regulations. The event brought together government representatives, development partners, …
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IPNEWS: Nimba District Two lawmaker and a prominent figure in Liberia’s community radio movement, Rep. Nya Flomo, has called on journalists to avoid practices that foster division and to promote responsible journalism to maintain unity. Speaking about recent media conduct, Rep. Flomo criticized the trend of lengthy radio discussions where journalists discuss leaders for up …
