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Kula Bonah Nyei Fofana described Weedor as a seasoned professional with a strong background in electoral administration, governance, and public service. Weedor brings to the position a wealth of experience in electoral administration, governance, and public service. During the 2023 presidential and legislative elections, Weedor and former NEC Chairman Cllr. “The President’s choice as Chairman of the National Elections Commission, Mr. Jonathan Weedor, has the requisite experience and technical capabilities. While his supporters highlight his institutional knowledge and long service, critics insist that public confidence in the NEC depends not only on expertise but also on unquestioned independence.
“Now we are seeing the reason why we always needed political unity. It’s because we do not build political unity. He stressed that government should focus on ensuring political unity and addressing economic disparity across the country. Bishop Brown, however, warned opposition leaders and others against inflaming the Liberia-Guinea border situation for political rewards. He said concealing political unity requires the collective efforts of all, including the government, political and religious leaders.
PROVIDENCE, Rhode Island – The Rhode Island House of Representatives has honored Bomi County Senator Edwin Melvin Snowe, Jr. for his contributions to peace, national unity, democratic governance in Liberia, and regional cooperation. Introducing Senator Snowe to the House, Rhode Island State Representative Nathan W. Biah, Sr., described him as a distinguished statesman whose service to Liberia spans both chambers of the national legislature and extends beyond the country’s borders. “Honorable colleagues, please join me in welcoming a statesman, mentor, and true servant of the Liberian people—Senator Edwin Snowe.”Following the introduction, members of the Rhode Island House of Representatives gave Senator Snowe a standing ovation before presenting him with a formal citation. In response, Senator Snowe expressed appreciation for the recognition. After several years in that role, he contested and won a representative seat in Bomi County, and was subsequently elected as Senator of Bomi County.
GBARNGA – The Mayor of Gbarnga, Gallah Varpilah, has intensified calls for the immediate relocation of the city’s overcrowded cemetery. The repeated disturbance of graves and exposure of human remains, he said, could create an unsafe environment and increase the risk of disease. “This is not just about space; it is about safety, dignity, and respect for both the living and the dead,” Mayor Varpilah stated. Mayor Varpilah also linked the cemetery crisis to broader urban planning challenges facing Gbarnga. Reflecting on the emotional toll of the situation, Mayor Varpilah described the trauma experienced by families who encounter human remains while attempting to bury loved ones.
Massive funds were reportedly released to the Joint Security based on a solitary instruction from Cllr. Nyanti Tuan, following a mere “consultation” with National Security Advisor Jefferson Karmoh. Boika emphasized to the court that there was no written authorization, no emergency justification, and absolutely no approval from the National Security Council. However, the LACC’s investigation hit a brick wall when trying to find the finish line for this cash:No security agency has confirmed receipt of the money. Despite the defense’s claims that the money was utilized for “national security,” the prosecution’s witness maintained that there is zero evidence to support that narrative.
Garmondeh reacted quickest to tap home from close range after Bea Mountain goalkeeper Emil Djata spilled an initial effort from Varney B. Varney. Despite an injection of urgency from Bea Mountain in the second half, Watanga struck again against the run of play. Deep into stoppage time, Varney B. Varney rose above the defense to loop a header into the net, sealing the 4-2 victory. Coach’s CornerSpeaking to reporters after the final whistle, a jubilant Watanga head coach Theophilus Geekor hailed the performance but remained cautious about the road ahead. Beating a team like Bea Mountain has certainly taken us closer to the championship, but our work is far from over,” Geekor said.
Selma Lomax, [email protected]In a new policy paper released on March 31, Sodone explains that Liberia’s real estate sector has for many years operated without strong rules and proper enforcement. A key part of his proposal is the creation of a central authority that will regulate the real estate sector. This institution will beresponsible for licensing real estate professionals, ensuring compliance with laws, and enforcing standards. On the economic side, the paper explains that a well-regulated real estate sector can bring many benefits to Liberia. These include enforcing strict licensing for real estate professionals, developing and implementing national zoning laws, and providing incentives to rebuild abandoned and war-damaged properties.
