GRATEFUL TO HEALTHCARE WORKERS: “I leave behind a team of trained, professional, dedicated selfless and above all, patriotic health workers. “I leave behind a team of trained, professional, dedicated selfless and above all, patriotic health workers. Frank Musah Dean, Minister of Justice, RLSoko fell sick after a national security meeting which brought together nearly 30 officials of government at the Ministry of National Defense on April 11, 2020. I am the chair.”On Tuesday, Minister Dean expressed thanks and appreciation to his family, relatives, friends, well-wishers and the Liberian people. Seek early medical assistance.”Minister Dean’s recovery comes as Liberia recorded 211 positive cases and 20 deaths as of Monday.

Bloomberg School Senior Research Associate Tolbert Nyensah, LLB, MPH, is among other contributors to the class. Mr. Nyenswah is now a senior Research Associate at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Mr. Nyenswah would be teaming up with Emily Gurley, PhD, an infectious disease epidemiologist at the Bloomberg School. The Contact Tracing CourseThe free online course is designed to help train a new cadre of contact tracers to reach and assist people exposed to the virus. The new course, “COVID-19 Contact Tracing,” highlights how contact tracing is a key component of a public health strategy to slow the spread of COVID-19 without large-scale shutdowns and stay-at-home orders.

Administrators of the John Moore Intestate Estate have filed a criminal trespass lawsuit against the management of Gabby Farm at the Paynesville Magisterial Court. Charles Johnson is the Administrator of Gabby Farm in the Greenland Community. “The land dispute is between the Hage and some group calling themselves children that gave the land to Gabby farm. Fallacies and make up storiesSolomon Zeo is one of the Administrators of the late John Moore Intestate Estate. He denied accusations of Administrators of the late John Moore Intestate Estate hiring gangs, armed with guns and other deadly weapons to terrorize residents of the township.

Liberia: ‘My Client May or May Not See the Police’ Over AK47 Threat, Lawyer for COP Member SaysCllr. In his post Sunday, Mr. Dumoe wrote: “We don’t need bags of rice. More confirmed that all three security agencies, the National Security Agency, defense intelligence and the LNP were interested in what Mr. Dumoe meant by his post. Woodtor’s post was preceded by another poster, Holton Flomo, who asked Mr. Dumoe whether he was serious about AK47 to which Mr. Dumoe replied: “I mean real AK47. A leading member of the COP who chose to address the matter on the basis of anonymity said the body did not sanction Mr. Dumoe’s post.

A FrontPage Africa investigation has found that the Central Bank of Liberia is struggling to cash pensioners checks leading to some money changers cashing the checks outside the bank for 25 percent of what pensioners are due from their own checks. The payment represents two-months pension pay for AFL personnel who were slowly retired with pensions following the end of the civil war. Authorities at the CBL contacted Monday said it was doing everything possible to cash checks and encourage pensioners to have patience. I empathize with these old people, but they just have to wait for their time,” a Bank administrator told FPA Monday. Per the CBL policy, pensioners are required to be paid at commercial banks or through their account.

AN SOS FROM MOROCCO: The stranded students are calling the attention of President George Mannah Weah, Vice President Jewel Howard Taylor, the National Legislature, the people of Liberia and particularly Minister Sonii to see reasons in settling their arrears. Willie N. Tokpah/0777039231 ([email protected] front page Africa online.com)Monrovia- Liberians students studying in Morocco are once again raising alarm that they are still stranded in Morocco while “government is yet to apply any effort in addressing the eight-months arrears owed by them. In mid-2019, the Liberian students’ community staged a protest at the Liberian Embassy in Morocco following series of failed diplomatic approaches to the Government of Liberia, through the Liberian Embassy in Rabat, relative to government’s ‘abrupt neglect’ of its students in Morocco for eight (8 ) months at that time. “In his public addresses, the Minister accused the old students of overstaying without the Ministry’s knowledge. The stranded students are also calling the attention of President George Mannah Weah, Vice President Jewel Howard Taylor, the National Legislature, the people of Liberia and particularly Minister Sonii to see reasons in settling their arrears.

So, if 10 percent of those children that were adopted were to come back, it will be good for Liberia. So, if 10 percent of those children that were adopted were to come back, it will be good for Liberia. Why not us when we so connected to the US when we all want to be in the US,” Madam Luyken said. She said other foreign nationals had adoption agencies and were at times, angry with her for dropping the adoption price so low as US$3,000. Although I am no longer doing adoption, today, adoption in Liberia is about US$20,000,” Madam Luyken added.

We just need to watch the level of violence propagated by the Sierra Leone opposition. We just need to watch the level of violence propagated by the Sierra Leone opposition. The primary duty of the government is the security of its citizens and the protection of its borders.” – Representative J. Fonati Koffa, Grand Kru County District 2Cllr. Koffa who represents District 2 in Grand Kru County is also on record for condemning General Power who he threatened war against anyone who stands against President George Weah because he is from Grand Kru. Dumoe informed FrontPageAfrica via messaging app, WhatsApp, that there is the need for Liberians to push for answers around the government’s inability to provide proper safety nets.

Uhuru Kenyatta, President of Kenya and Chair of the African Leaders Malaria AllianceH.E. Uhuru Kenyatta is the President of Kenya, the Chair of the African Leaders Malaria Alliance and a member of the End Malaria Council. Jakaya Kikwete, former President of the United Republic of Tanzania was the founding Chair of the African Leaders Malaria Alliance. Ellen Johnson Sirleaf was President of Liberia during the Ebola outbreak in 2014 is the former Chair of the African Leaders Malaria Alliance. About the RBM Partnership to End MalariaThe RBM Partnership to End Malaria is the largest global platform for coordinated action against malaria.

On May 11, 2020, the institution provided the amount of L$784,960.00 to thirty CBOs to help strengthen their capacity to eradicate corona out of Liberia. The ‘’Community Action Platform Against COVID-19”, is a project designed to increase grassroots response to the fight against COVID-19, enhance community engagements and ownership. The institution ‘’Liberia Decides Facebook Page’’ with over 23k followers is currently being used to share adequate information about the virus to reduce misinformation and fake news. NAYMOTE is calling on the government and partners to support more community interventions as this is the best way to save lives and eradicate the COVID-19. The Community Action Platform Against COVID-19 project is expected to reach directly and indirectly over 800,000 people in Liberia.

Eleven staff of the company who had gone on vacation prior to the coronavirus outbreak in Liberia are expected to return to Liberia. Of the 97 Turkish expatriates, 54 were from MNG Gold mine site in Kokoyah Statutory District, Bong County while 43 from its Liberty Gold Mine site in Grand Cape Mount County. Kollie said the 97 expatriates needed to be reunited with their families amid the current coronavirus pandemic in the world. They are returning, Kollie added, because, they had no means of returning to Liberia though the virus has intensified in the country. Among those 11 staff is a renowned medical doctor that will help buttress the country’s fight in curbing the virus,” Kollie added.

Senator Dillon maintained that public service should be seen as “service to country and people and not service to pocketMONROVIA – Montserrado County Senator Abraham Darius Dillon says he would be submitting a bill prior to the submission to the FY2020/201 Budget that would set US$5,000 as maximum salary for public officials. He made the disclosure on Monday when he dedicated a lavatory facility that was built as part of projects carried out from the US$3,000 donation he makes to the Montserrado County every month. The US$3,000 he gives to the county every month is part of his US$8,000 monthly salary and benefits as a lawmaker. During his political campaign to become Senator for Montserrado County, Dillon promised that he would not need more than US$5,000 as salary and any amount above that would go to the county to fund development projects. He maintained that public service should be seen as “service to country and people and not service to pocket”.

He said it is because of this long-standing cordiality that journalists have always been there for security people — taking interest in highlighting their plight when working conditions appear unfavorable for them. Mr. Paye-Layleh, one of those on the frontline in the media battle against attempts at muzzling the press in Liberia, was speaking when he interacted with a group of checkpoint security personnel in Monrovia after the Press Union of Liberia’s meeting on May 8. He told them to respect the authorities of government but they should also remember that discretional and rational decision-making is key to all security operations globally. The journalist further reminded checkpoint security that only media people will always be available and accessible to listen to their concerns when, for ethical reasons, they are unable to make their own case publicly. The journalist appealed to religious leaders in the country to take interest in and mediate to end the current standoff between the government and the media community over the issuance of press passes to media workers.

MONROVIA – A United Kingdom-based non-governmental organization, Life for African Mothers (LFAM), has aided Liberia’s health ministry’s fight against the coronavirus by donating a consignment of medications worth 75,000 British Pounds. Speaking earlier, Life for African Mothers’ Country Director Abdul Fayiah Bah said he is overwhelmed by his organization’s continued contributions to his country. He applauded the British Government and the international health partners for promptly coming to the aid of Liberians through LFAM. Through its maternal mortality programme in hospitals and health centres across Africa, it dispenses medicines to prevent post-partum haemorrhage. Life for African Mothers has trained over 400 Liberian midwives and nurses in eight counties in order to avoid death at childbirth.

The trials will determine the safety or efficacy of the drink to ensure that they are safe for human consumption. An African president using his office to claim a cure for a pandemic is nothing new. Some of us watched in horror in 2007 when the Gambian dictator Yahya Jammeh claimed to the world that he had found the cure for HIV/AIDS. How did President Jammeh come across a cure when the international community of scientists had been working feverishly for decades and could not find a cure? Raejolina’s claims about the potency of Covid-Organics is an entrepreneurial move by an entrepreneur who wants to profit off of the global panic buying of anything that resembles a cure for Covid-19.