In his Message, Professor Tipoteh declares that Fairness is crucial for investment flows. According to Dr. Tipoteh, when there is fairness in decision-making related to investment in any economy, then investors, who are profit-oriented, are encouraged to let their investments flow into the economy engaged in fairness to investment. Economist Tipoteh is sending his Message about Fairness to the Forum that has as one of its eight themes the subject of Fair Economies. Economist Tipoteh points out that fairness by State management is indispensable for investment flows because of its role in promoting the planning of investment activities by the investors. Given the reliance of State management in Liberia on the US government, Dr. Tipoteh states emphatically that corruption in Liberia is a non-starter with respect to getting further access to US government support.

Gbarnga — Why has Nathaniel McGill gained so much interest in Bong County in recent years? In Kokoyah District recently, McGill said the loans and tuition aid would not have been possible had it not been for the farsightedness of President Weah. In recent weeks, there have a gale of endorsements for President Weah’s second term bid from members of the opposition. A group of youths under the banner “Disenchanted Opposition Youths” pledged their unflinching support to President Weah and attributed their decision to McGill. The youths, McGill said, must eschew politics of bitterness and disunity, urging them to lend themselves to projects initiated to change the story of the nation for good.

Monrovia – The owners of the only Liberian-owned Fishing vessel are calling on the Government to intervene and save their vessel from sinking. The vessel is currently at the beach in Sophie Community in Congo Town where it ran-aground after it encountered a mechanical fault while at sea. Mr. Stanley Giah who, along with his wife Roseline Giah owns it, told FrontPage Africa that the vessel, with 13 crewmen left the shore on Thursday. “The fuel we bought and put in the vessel has water in it. So, when the engine was running, the water aspect of the fuel entered the engine and it went off,” Mr. Giah explained.

Ireland Ambassador accredited to Liberia, but with residence in the Republic of Sierra Leone, Clarie Buckley has assured the Minister of National Defense, Maj/Gen. Daniel D. Ziankahn (Rtd), of her country’s willingness to establish strong military ties with the Armed Forces of Liberia, especially in the area of peacekeeping. She lauded Minister Ziankahn for his recent commitment to keep the Armed Forces of Liberia away from politics. At the same time, the Irish Ambassador has informed Minister Ziankahn of her country's military preparedness to participate in next year's Armed Forces Day celebrations in Liberia. He informed the Irish Envoy of his commitment to keeping the Armed Forces of Liberia away from politics, so as to preserve the neutrality of the force.

In Todee District, poverty means dreams are hardly achieved, and decades of neglect have resulted in basic social services such as safe drinking water, decent health facilities, and high schools being in short supply. But poverty in Todee District, Montserrado’s largest district, with 475 towns and villages, means Odaphus could not raise the necessary funds to pursue higher education. The World Bank estimates that 50 percent of Liberians live below the poverty line and a sizable number live in extreme poverty. Nearly half of Todee inhabitants are born in poverty, then live in poverty and die in poverty. Nothing has changed, no electricity, and no roads,” says Watta Flomo, 65, of Konah Town, Todee District.

Cllr.Thomas Asumana, Ysndi Martin Kpeyei, James Rogers, Congress man Chris Smith, Dr.Alan White, Mrs Lucy KearMonrovia — United States Congressman Chris Smith has said speedy action must be taken against perpetrators of human rights violations and abuses committed during Liberia’s 14-year civil war. “Justice delayed is justice denied, but not in the case of Liberia. All perpetrators who committed atrocities during the country’s civil war must be held accountable,” Congressman Smith said upon receiving 300,000 signatures from members of the Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission for the full implementation of the Truth and Reconciliation report. Congressman Smith said the 300,000 signatures gathered is a “powerful testimony”, and shows how Liberians are desperate for justice. The Tom Lantos Human Rights Commission (formerly known as the Congressional Human Rights Caucus) is a bipartisan caucus of the United States House of Representatives.

Monrovia — The African Organization of Public Accounts Committees (AFROPAC) is having a two-day virtual Conference as part of efforts to improve Lawmakers’ oversight responsibility during the time of the pandemic. The theme of the virtue conference is “collect comprehensive, borrow wisely spending efficiently: public finance oversight in time of pandemic recovery. “We are cognizant of the strategic value of Supreme Audit Institutions in enabling oversight and public accountability in our country,” he said. “In the NRA, corruption, tax evasion, human trafficking, trafficking in illicit drugs and substances were all identified as prevalent predicate offenses to money laundering in Liberia,” Harris said. According to him, illicit financial flow is impacting national revenue in many forms.

Gbolu Beatrice BeyanResidents in the vicinity of the Industrial Park in Gardnersville, on early Monday morning, awoke to a shocking discovery of the lifeless body of an 18-year-old girl who had gone missing for hours. The deceased, eyewitnesses said, lived in the Chicken Soup Factory Gulf area — a community not too far from where she was discovered dead. This is where they killed this girl,” a grieving elderly woman was heard saying. They said they had been in search of Fatu since Sunday evening and were worried about the unthinkable, which unfortunately eventually befell them. Their hope was dashed when they received news of a dead body being found in a zinc round kitchen in the LPRC fence in the industrial park area in Gardnersville.

They were mostly car documents. According to him, he will be filing a formal complaint with the Press Union of Liberia and the Liberia National Police on Monday. “This is scary and needs urgent investigation,” says Naway Gumeh of the State-run Liberia Broadcasting System. Be safe!”Some journalists also believed the robbery was an attempt to intimidate Dodoo and make him stop reporting on critical national issues. “We believe the robbery might be linked to his work because only his equipment was stolen,” one journalist said.

By Togba-Nah Tipoteh, [email protected]In the selfish mode, persons use abusive language to try to communicate with people. Abusive language is erosive language because it ls bad language and it diminishes the user and it shows that the user has nothing good to offer. The persons using the abusive language think that they are making the listeners look bad, but the users of the abusive language are the ones who look bad. Therefore, abusive language is erosive language, as it breaks society into pieces instead of putting the pieces of society together to get Peace. In showing the bad results of the use of abusive language, the main evidence is in the fact that the listeners do not understand well what the bad language users are saying.

President George Weah has dedicated a temporary quality control laboratory which was built by Liberia Medicine and Health Product Regulatory Authority (LMHRA) to ensure health products coming into the country are safe and meet regulatory standards. President Weah said healthcare for citizens is an essential part of the Pro-Poor Agenda for Prosperity and Development (PAPD), his Government’s flagship development program. “The commitment of my administration to a healthy nation remains unwavering,” President Weah added. Dr. Clement added that one of the best ways the country's health sector can be improved is for citizens to have access to quality medicines at all times. He encouraged the LMHRA management to dedicate all of its efforts to mobilizing resources to complete the new permanent Quality Control Laboratory Complex within the next 12 months.

MONROVIA – The Liberia National Police has taken a vigorous stride to demolish all ghettos in an effort to reduce crimes and ensure community members move about freely without fear of being harmed or robbed. The LNP in a release on Thursday disclosed the operation named and styled: “Operation Clear Community Ghettos” with an aim to clear ghettos from various communities in the wake of the rapid increase of drug addicts that has caused insecurity for peaceful Liberians to move freely. According to him, if anyone will perceive that this operation will short live, they must be daydreaming because the police will ensure relief is restored in various communities. The police IG have urged community leaders and residents to take ownership of this operation by helping the Police succeed with clearing ghettos from their communities. “As part of sustaining this operation, the LNP is working with various communities in ensuring that ghettos that are raided and burnt are not rebuilt.

REDD+ is an acronym for Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and forest Degradation. It is a voluntary climate change mitigation approach that has been developed by Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). It aims to incentivize developing countries to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation, conserve forest carbon stocks, sustainably manage forests and enhance forest carbon stocks. “People in forest communities must get the needed benefits because they are the direct managers of the forest,” he said. He warned that Liberia stand to lose one million hectares by 2030 of it forest if does not adapt more sustainable method of using its forest.

On the 29th of March 2022, the Civil Law Court issued the eviction execution order for the five persons. Failure to leave, they shall be evicted, ejected from said property, and so ordered,” says the judgment from the Civil Law Court, copy of which is in the possession of the Daily Observer. According to Dennis, the police did not tell him why they backed off from the execution of the eviction order, nor did the court take any further action. Morris’s Farm, as MARCO is popularly known, is situated at the boundary between Montserrado County and Margibi County. Though it is situated in Montserrado, the majority of the employees of the company are from Margibi, mainly Kakata.

MONROVIA – President George Weah has ordered an immediate halt to the issuance of diplomatic passports following a FrontPageAfrica report that a Liberian diplomatic passport was discovered in the home of Sheik Bassirou Kante following his arrest for money laundering conspiracy by FBI agents in the United States. It remains unclear how Mr. Kante obtained the diplomatic passport as he is not an employee of the government of Liberia nor is he known to be a representative of the government at any of Liberia’s Foreign Missions. The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dee-Maxwell Kemeyah has been instructed by the President to submit a full report detailing a review of how Liberian diplomatic passports are issued. On Monday, Vice President Jewel Howard Taylor distanced herself from helping Bassirou obtain the diplomatic passport, despite acknowledging knowing him. Agents that their search of the defendant’s email unveiled that he had “close personal relationship” with the Vice President of Liberia.