Respect others“One of the most important traits of ethical leadership is the respect that is given to followers. Ethical leaders place importance in being kind, and act in a manner that is always beneficial to the team.”5. When an ethical leader strives to achieve goals, it is not just personal goals that they’re concerned about. Encourages initiative“Under an ethical leader, employees thrive and flourish. He said: “What are the moral causes of the present evils in Liberia?…as a people, we have been in too much haste to be rich.

The MOA said in a statement released on Tuesday that its technicians have started spraying towns and villages affected by the recent invasion of armyworms in Salala and Zota Districts, Bong County, in order to curb the spread. Already, development partners and governmental agencies have expressed willingness to join the MOA in containing the caterpillars. Though earlier reported as ‘fall armyworms’, the ministry said the invasion was rather an army of caterpillars known as Archaea — different from Fall ArmyWorms. The Ministry, however, disclosed in its statement that the caterpillar invasion has spread to three additional counties, where it is also wreaking havoc on crops and polluting waterways. We are working to have other ministries on board to effectively coordinate our response”.

“I am personally endorsing President George M. Weah for re-election, and I will actively work to persuade my constituents to support him as well. Moreover, the Code of Conduct for Public Officials, which was developed by the Governance Commission, explicitly prohibits public officials from engaging in political activities while in office (Section 5.1.3). The Governance Commission is entrusted with the task of monitoring and evaluating the performance of governance institutions, assessing the overall governance framework, and evaluating the performance of the institutions that constitute Liberia’s governance infrastructure. The Governance Commission was established as part of the 2003 Accra Peace Accord to address Liberia’s multitude of challenges arising from the 14-year civil war. In 2007, the Governance Reform Commission was renamed the Governance Commission through a National Legislative Act on October 9, with the aim of further advancing governance reforms in Liberia.

… With support from the EU and SwedenThe Ministries of Youth and Sports and Education, have for the first time launched a Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) teacher program at the newly established TVET Center for Professional Training, Research, and Innovation. The program will focus on developing the pedagogy skills of TVET teachers, using the standardized curriculum as per the New Liberian National TVET Qualifications Framework (LNTQF). As part of their training, these TVET teacher trainers will now provide pedagogy training to in-service and pre-service teachers at the TVET Center for Professional Training, Research, and Innovation. Establishing the TVET Center for Professional Training, Research & Innovation (TCPTRI) as a facility for training TVET teachers in Liberia is one key output of the European Union and Government of Sweden-funded projects. Tarnue noted that stated that his institution was happy to host Liberia's first and only TVET teacher training center.

Liberia: Acting Justice Minister, Central Bank Governor Cited for Contempt Over Failure to Release Over US$113K to Acquitted Individuals in $100M Drug TrialMonrovia – Criminal Court “C,” the First Judicial Circuit Court of Montserrado, has issued a contempt charge against Acting Justice Minister Cllr. The Ministry filed the Bill of Information following a not guilty ruling in favor of the four defendants, asserting that they were not aware of the cocaine smuggling operation as claimed by the government. What more can the joint security and the Justice Ministry do to convince the court that the law was broken?” he worried. Subsequently, the Ministry filed its Bill of Information. However, despite the given time, the court stated that the Ministry of Justice made no efforts within the allotted time to retrieve the money from the CBL.

Highlighting the financial constraints faced by albinos in Liberia, Madam Kpotoe emphasized that many are unable to afford the exorbitant costs of medicines necessary to prevent skin diseases. She acknowledged President Weah’s commendable efforts in covering the medical bills of persons living with albinism and called for increased support in this area. Madam Kpotoe emphasized the importance of raising awareness about albinism and fostering acceptance and inclusivity to create a more understanding and compassionate society for everyone. However, it is crucial to recognize the rights of persons with albinism, combat discrimination, and promote their inclusion within society. By recognizing and supporting persons with albinism, societies can strive for greater equality and social justice.

On Tuesday, a reminiscent scene from 2017 unfolded as over 35 lawmakers reaffirmed their commitment to support incumbent President George Weah in his bid for re-election. During the ceremony, Representative Johnson Gwaikolo of Nimba County district #9 read the resolution reaffirming their support for President Weah’s re-election bid. Gwaikolo pledged that they would channel all their energy into ensuring that President Weah secures a first-round victory in the upcoming elections. He expressed his gratitude for the unwavering support and endorsement of his candidacy, fueling their determination to serve the people with utmost dedication. Expressing gratitude for the renewed confidence, President Weah reassured the people that he would not let them down.

Following 18 months of intensive training in automotive, machining, and electricity, the Ministries of Youth, Sports, and Education, have received the third batch of Liberian TVET instructors from the Republic of Lusaka, Zambia. The initiative, which is currently being funded by the European Union and the Swedish government under the Youth Rising Project, is implemented by UNIDO. The goal of the TVET program in Liberia, according to Nimely, is for beneficiaries to be able to integrate into the labor market or develop their own jobs. For his part, the Chairperson of the project steering committee and Assistant Minister for TVET at the MoYS, Millias Z. Sheriff, who received the instructors on behalf of the government, praised the EU and the Swedish government for the degree of TVET assistance provided to the government.

The President of the University of Liberia, Dr. Julius Nelson, has claimed that Cllr. Frances Johnson-Allison is yet to file a formal complaint regarding allegations of ‘academic fraud’ involving two students who allegedly bribed a staffer in her office to alter their grades. Hutchinson and Wilson had, however, denied failing Allison’s Children’s Law course at the Louis Arthur Grimes Law School, even though the Liberian former Chief Justice insists that they failed. Johnson understands the rules of engagement at the law school and the university,” he said. She also served as chairperson for two integrity institutions — the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission and the National Elections Commission.

Allison accused the Law School of allowing the graduation of these students despite their failure to obtain passing marks in her course. Jallah Barbu, and members of the UL Faculty Senate about her concerns and urged them not to sanction the graduation of students Hutchinson and Wilson. Kollie, the head of the Campaigners for Academic Crimes Court, who called upon the UL administration to revoke the degrees awarded to the students. After some time, they sent me a petition they had written to the UL administration. He further stated that if evidence is presented to prove the students’ involvement in academic malpractice, the UL administration will revoke their degrees.

Monrovia – The Antoinette Tubman Stadium (ATS) witnessed an exhilarating display of football as Discoveries SA, who secured promotion to the Second Division League of Liberian football, were crowned champions of the National Third Division Playoff. By: Christopher C.Walker [email protected] 0777898224/088672307The road to victory was arduous, with 32 teams from 14 counties participating in the playoffs. Both teams exhibited a display of classic football in the grand final, providing fans with an exceptional level of entertainment. Discoveries SA had opportunities to take the lead early on, but the Enforcers’ defense held firm. In the second half, the Enforcers exerted pressure on Discoveries in an attempt to increase their lead, but their forwards struggled with finishing.

Laywehyee, according to the high court, is accused of facilitating the falsification of a deed for 1.5 lots of land, that belong to one Rosemarie Williams. Williams’ Attorney-In-Fact, Edward Lamin, claimed in a complaint that Laywehyee’s action led to his client, who is based in the USA, losing everything that she had on the land. In her complaint, Lamin alleges that Laywehyee’s action led to his client, who is based in the USA, losing everything that she had on the land. According to Lamin, Laywehyee backdated the deed to the property to 2004 and had it probated with the help of one James Leemah, who claimed to be a Counselor at Law. Laywehyee’s action continues to undermine and injure my ability to take possession of the property.

Liberia: Aggrieved Farley Family of Logan Town Accuse Rep. Abu Kamara of Using His Influence to Forcefully Take Away Their LandMONROVIA – The Farley family in Logan Town has acused Representative Abu Bana Kamara (CDC, District #15) of abusing his power by using his influence and money to forcefully take away a parcel of their land to be used by President George Weah for the construction of a sports pitch. Rep. Kamara has denied the allegation and stated the land in question does not belong to the family, rather it is for the government. The dispute with Rep. Kamara started in March 2022, when a group of people stormed their residence and cut down the trees and flowers for the construction of a sports pitch. “On April 1, 2022, Representative Kamara dedicated the football field project. Abu Kamara and to desist from the use of mob justice to carry out his work on private property,” Garlo stated.

World Girls have been relegated from the Orange women’s division to the women’s lower league in Montserrado County. By Christopher C. Walker [email protected] 0777898224/0886723075It followed a complaint filed by Blanco FC to the grievance and disciplinary committee (GDC) challenging the legality of player Menunatu Barrie. It also found dubious identification cards with two different statuses (resident and citizen) presented by World Girls for the purpose of evading the question of work permit and international transfer certificate (ITC). World Girls were fined L$20,000 while Menunatu was banned from participating in LFA leagues until her transfer is regulated in accordance with the LFA regulations on the status and transfers of players. They had appealed against the GDC’s ruling but the appeals committee affirmed and confirmed the ruling on 10 May.

These children engaged in child labour are the unseen victims of climate change. World Day Against Child Labour (June 12) is a timely call to action that we must all do more to prevent child labour in agriculture in Africa. Word count: 700 approxPhoto captionAbebe Haile-Gabriel argues that ending child labour in agriculture in Africa must be an urgent task. These children engaged in child labour are the unseen victims of climate change,” – FAO Assistant Director General and Regional Representative for Africa Abebe Haile-Gabriel. Find out morePublication: Ten years of FAO experience on ending child labour in agriculture in AfricaPublication: FAO Framework on Ending Child Labour in AgricultureWebsite: FAO and ending child labour in agricultureBrief: Eliminating child labour to build sustainable agrifood systems