Thomas Doe Nah Fail to Address the Crux of the Matter: Where are the Millions of USD and LD That Are Unaccounted For? MR. DOE-NAH, had all the opportunity in the world to address the issue. Our newsroom chief went as far as to sending a copy of the so-called “doctored” report to Mr. Doe-Nah. BY DISMISSING the inquiry from FPA, Mr. Doe-Nah was in effect, throwing away a golden opportunity to address the matter. SADLY, MR. DOE-NAH, heads an institution which recently lost two of its auditors to mysterious deaths.

The Presiding Bishop of Bethel World Outreach Ministries International, based in the United States, stressed that, “We (the church) have the opportunity to nurture them, and train them and correct them in our churches. According to Bishop Johnson, the church needs to share that glorious Gospel that declares whether we live or die, we are the Lord’s. Hence, Bishop Johnson unveils that his church will now focus on building more schools with emphasis on strong foundational Christian principles and values. He says the church’s new plan, which rolls out next January 2021, will involve name change of the church from Bethel World Outreach to Harvest Intercontinental Ministries. Owing to his international efforts, Bishop Johnson received the Key to the City of Douala, Cameroon, the Key to the City of Monrovia, Liberia, and the Key to the City of Freetown, Sierra Leone.

The Liberian Senate wishes to state unequivocally that it would have reacted by now to the verdict of the ECOWAS Court in the JA’NEH Impeachment Case. Kabineh Ja’neh was conducted in a very fair and transparent manner as prescribed by the 1986 Constitution of Liberia, the relevant laws of our country and the Standing Rules of the Liberian Senate. Therefore, section 24 of the Senate Rules was revised to make Senate Rule 63 coherent with the Constitution of Liberia. The entire impeachment trial process was transparent, legally and constitutionally-sound and totally void of inducements, coercion, political collaboration, vengeance, and politicking the Statement concludes. The Liberian Senate in no way violated the rights, in any form, of Cllr Kabineh Ja’neh prior to, during and after his impeachment trial.

Founded in 1982, the Liberian Council of Churches is the umbrella organization for churches, faith-based and religious institutions operating in Liberia. Take actionsBishop Brown , however, called on President Weah to go beyond just expressing frustration over the situation and take concrete actions. He noted that it is now time that Liberia confronts the high rate of mysterious deaths within the society. He indicated that it will require “ingenuity and expertise” for government to establish the actual facts surrounding mysterious deaths in the Liberian society. There has been mixed reactions on the social media since the call was made by President Weah, with a huge number of citizens making mockery of the Liberia leader’s assertions.

BROOKLYN PARK, MN – Mr. Wynfred N. Russell, an American-Liberian and a former lecturer at the University of Minnesota has declared his intention to contest for the post of mayor for Brooklyn Park in Minnesota. With a population of more than 80,000 people, Brooklyn Park is the sixth-largest city in Minnesota and the fourth largest in the metropolitan area. Announcing his candidature of the residents of city, Mr. Russell wrote:“I have represented the West District on the City Council since January 2019. “Brooklyn Park is a remarkable, diverse community filled with talented and educated people who share a deep appreciation for our beautiful park system and amenities. Minnesota is home to the largest population of Liberians in the United States with Brooklyn Park home to most of them.

Minister Mawine G. Diggs (second from right) who replaced Professor Wilson Tarpeh, has hit the ground running with a tour of warehouses of major commodities’ importers in Liberia to see firsthand the number of goods, including the nation’s staple, rice available for consumption. “The conversation with our business people is that there is a room to either increase or decrease the price a bit. Tour of Major ImportersMeanwhile, Minister Diggs, who replaced Professor Wilson Tarpeh, has hit the ground running with a tour of warehouses of major commodities’ importers in Liberia to see firsthand the amount of goods, including the nation’s staple, rice available for consumption. At Fouani Brothers, the Operation Manager, James Dixon told Minister Diggs and her team that 2.1 million bags of rice is currently stored at the warehouse, with additional quantity expected in to the country soon. Meeting with Commerce inspectorsThe Minister was accompanied by the Inspector General of the Ministry of Commerce, Josephine Davis.

It aims to foster post-war healing, reconciliation, and peaceful coexistence through community-driven Palava huts in the worst war-affected counties of Liberia. The hearing is part of th The Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) recommendations in its final report, released in June 2009. Despite almost two decades after the war, the INCHR Acting Chairman says war victims are traumatized, adding that they have had no present and future. William R. Tolbert III says the palava hut hearing is critical for both victims and perpetrators of the Liberia’s civil war. “However, many Liberians feel that the implementation of the recommendations will go a long way in maintaining peace, National reconciliation, and total healing.

Indeed, Freedom of the press or freedom of the media is the principle that communication and expression through various media, including printed and electronic media, especially published materials, should be considered a right to be exercised freely. Even private citizens too are feeling the pinch and constantly experience discrimination when they voice out their views on social media platforms. The threat media practitioners are receiving is alarming under the CDC government and sadly, most of those media practitioners who now served in government were also experiencing the same situation under past governments. Each day I pounder over these questions: What is the role of the news media in our society today? To whom do protections for news media apply in an era in which the Internet and social media platforms make everyone a potential publisher?

MONROVIA – BNB, a technology, and licensed remittance company has been officially opened its offices in Liberia. The Financial Technology Company, which is headquartered in Canada, is determined to extend its operations to all African Countries, with Liberia now joining Sierra Leone and Guinea as a third subsidiary. In Canada, BNB is a 100% cashless remittance company used by thousands of customers to send money to their loved ones in 17 African countries including Liberia. For remittance pick up in Liberia, BNB offices are located first floor in the DITCO Building on Randall Street, Johnson Street, Clara town, Old Road and Kakata respectively. This new Financial Technology Company will support the Central Bank of Liberia vision of financial inclusion.

MONROVIA – Residents of Monrovia woke up Monday aware that there was going to be a protest, to be staged by the Council of Patriots (COP) of Mr. Henry Costa. Those protesters were disbursed minutes after they gathered by officers of the Liberian National Police who used teargas and baton to beat up some protesters. On his Facebook page, Mr. Costa accused the government of Liberia of denying them the opportunity to exercise their constitutional rights to protest. “The government has decided that no one will be allowed to protest in Liberia. But we will resist it.”Government didn’t disappoint usMr. Mulbah Yorgbor, the secretary general of the Council of Patriots.

Paynesville – Minister of State for Presidential Affairs Nathaniel F. McGill has frowned at allegations linking him to the death of the former Minister of Public Works, Mobutu Nyenpan. Minister McGill has blamed some officials in the government circle for liaising with the opposition to ‘tarnish’ his character with such allegation. We are still doing our investigation and you will get to know them soon,” Minister McGill said. He provided clarity the meeting was not the first of its kind at the Ministry of Public Works. He said, that meeting was attended by key officials of public works and the Chief of Staff of Liberia.

Report by Lennart Dodoo, [email protected]However, the Liberia Revenue Authority’s Acting Chief Legal Counsel, Gabriel Johnson, on Monday wrote FrontPageAfrica stating that the memo on which the publication was based was doctored and did not emanate from the Liberia Revenue Authority. The Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA) has read with dismay a story carried in the Monday, November 16, 2020 edition captioned, “Liberia: Millions Of Taxpayers’ Money Missing at Central Bank of Liberia Auditors Discovered”. We do not know where you acquired this memorandum, but from our review the memo was doctored and is not an authentic document of the Liberia Revenue Authority. 2020 at 1:00 pm at the headquarters of the Liberia Revenue Authority at the ELWA Junction. Swift confirmation report is a confirmation report prepared by the beneficiary bank (CBL in this case) that funds have reached the beneficiary account.

Liberia: Gracious Givers International Calls on Government, Others to Provide Adequate Support to Children Staying at Various Orphanages across the CountryMONROVIA – A new organization named and styled Gracious Givers International (GGI) has been officially launched in Liberia with an aim to seek adequate supports for the provision of a “comfortable environment” for orphans in the country. She disclosed that GGI is a non-for-profit organization that intends to seek support from well-meaning individuals in war-torn Liberia. According to her, the group also seeks to offer academic scholarships and other educational opportunities to children living at various orphanages across Liberia. Mrs. Kuitay pointed out that GGI is currently working with three orphanages, including the Comfort Toe, UNECO and All Saints International orphanages in the country. He pointed out that the provision of subsidies to these orphanages with help improve the wellbeing of orphans, and as such, government should not relent on providing the necessary support to children staying at various orphanages across Liberia.

Monrovia – The COVID-19, Election Monitoring, Violent Prevention Situation Room (CEMViP-SR) has warned Liberians to do away with vices that could cause conflict and embrace civil and peaceful activities ahead of the December 8, special senatorial elections and national referendum. CEMViP-SR otherwise known as the Situation Room, is a government –backed platform set up to monitor, track and report on critical issues relating to COVID-19 and the Special Senatorial Elections that have implications for violence. Candidates from both the ruling party and the opposition blog in the upcoming senatorial elections are often seeing holding mask-less mass gatherings with no social distancing. ‘Waves of Mysterious Death’Touching on other wide range of issues, the Situation Room also expressed concern over the “wave of mysterious death which is causing panic and fears in the minds of citizens and residents”. According to the monitoring group, the clash occurred in the LPMC Community in Gbarnga, Bong County over a venue for political activities.

MONROVIA – The Liberia Drugs Enforcement Agency (LDEA) has arrested a Nigerian national and several others with a huge quantity of narcotics substances valued at L$8,395,000 LRD in the country. According to a release issued from the LDEA, the suspect was apprehended following a tip-off. Agent Jackson disclosed that the suspect allegedly passed out 12 tubes of heroin at the airport. The statement pointed out that suspect Nwajiaku, the Nigerian national, was later transferred to the LDEA headquarters in Fiamah, Sinkor where he also passed out additional 11 tubes of raw heroin. The statement divulged that the Nigerian suspect was duly investigated and charged with the unlicensed importation and illegal distribution of narcotics substances.