Tiawon Saye Gongloe says his emergence in the political theatre has catapulted him as a viable alternative, an outstanding factor, and a political dark horse amid the changing dynamics of the Liberian political landscape. Tiawon Saye Gongloe is different from others; he reckoned it is unfair to his competitors. Speaking about corruption, Cllr, Gongloe said: “I have been against corruption since my days as a student. Gongloe referenced the National Tripartite Council, which was set up with a view to advising the labor minister from time to time. Gongloe zero-in on the commitment of his government if elected prioritizing people with all forms of disabilities and minority groups.

The increment comes after the Weah administration spent US$15 million on rice subsidies in the previous two fiscal budget years in an effort to stabilize the price. “The government says we should sell rice for US$17.50 without considering transportation costs. “I want to sell rice for US$18.50. We want to sell rice for US$18.50.”The government action meanwhile has also affected the most basic retail unit of the commodity, which is the sale of rice by cup. When George Weah became President in 2018, he met with rice importers to dialogue on the price of the commodity.

The proposed budget for 2023 is not different from the last five years, featuring massive recurrent expenditures, and yet fails to reach the US$1 billion mark that has been envisioned by the government and less than the fiscal year 2022 budget. The proposed budget also allocated US$91.6 million or 11.8 percent of total budget for public debt servicing, which includes interest and principal payments to domestic and external creditors. US$2.6 million is allocated for national priority supports (including the national teams and county sports meet) and youth programs. Non-tax revenue also comprises: US$95.3 million property income tax; US$19.6 million administrative fees and US$0.341 million fines, penalty and forfeits. The Weah administration’s proposed budget, which is submitted behind schedule, comes as the macroeconomic outlook for the country looks strong.

Wamah also noted that the defendant told investigators that he was in a tussle with criminals when his arm mistakenly discharged. He, however, failed to state the name of the person who escorted Defendant Kollie to the LNP headquarters. He also noted that Defendant Kollie did not turn himself over willingly, the fact that he had to be escorted by a friend to police headquarters. Defendant Kollie has since pleaded not guilty to the indictment of murder. He has stated that the arm was discharged mistakenly, during a tussle with criminals at the Police Academy Community Junction.

Over the weekend, however, news broke out that about five of the EPS agents, who were assigned with the President had abandoned their respective duties and their whereabouts remain untraceable. The Fund Account number # is: 53010550002258 with title: EPS Employees Development Fund. Other accounts were also credited from the EPS Employees Development Fund account though the used of the LEO App, which is connected to the bank account. On the runAgent James Helb, Chairman of the Management Team of the EPS Employees Development Fund is said to be on the run. EPS Agent on trial for murderIn August this year, EPS Agent Patrick Kollie was disrobed, charged with murder, and sent to court for prosecution after he allegedly shot one Valentine T. Johnson at the Police Academy Junction in Paynesville on Monday, July 4.

Monrovia – The standard bearer of the Liberian People’s Party (LPP), Cllr. Then came the Nimba tour. From the onset, signs were glaring that the Nimba tour will succeed. Zahn-Boyee, sandwiched by Yah and St. John Rivers, was another highlight of the Nimba tour. Throughout the Nimba tour, many things fascinated the Presidential candidate.

PRESIDENT WEAH, WHILE away from the country, even declared a nationwide holiday for the same census, making people to remain home when the process had not begun. PRESIDENT WEAH WAS even spotted playing soccer along with other famous former soccer stars, including the likes of Kaka of Brazil and others. MONTSERRADO COUNTY Senator Abraham Darius Dillon wrote the Liberian Senate recently calling for a probe into the prolonged absence of President Weah from the country just to watch the World Cup. SENATOR DILLON IN HIS communication provided justification that the Paris Conference was held on November 11th and 12th and was never extended as claimed by President Weah in his communication to that August Body. WITH ALL THESE NEGATIVE developments taking place in the country and the President still out of the country with these serious problems unresolved, it indicates that there is huge leadership deficit

Monrovia – A Liberian man facing a minimum 20-year sentence for trafficking nearly 200 Liberian women to Oman has skipped bail and vanished leaving victims angry. Liberian law allows defendants who cannot afford to pay a bond to offer people who will serve in their place should they disappear. Counsellor Wesseh A. Wesseh, Liberia’s Acting Solicitor General, said authorities believe Selebay has left Liberia. Under Liberian law, criminal defendants cannot be tried in absentia. Cephas is one of eleven people facing charges in this court term under Liberia’s new trafficking law, passed in September 2021.

But incumbent Weah is not taking the iconic opposition utterances for granted, nor is he willing to dismiss or overlook their power-thirsty platforms. The three iconic leaders utilize one familiar phrase: “Vowed to unseat incumbent Pres Weah at all Costs.”“At all costs” or “any cost” are virtually two powerful “idioms” found in the utterances of incumbent Pres. There must be some conspicuousness associated with the Liberian Presidency that may have provoked the vows made by the incumbent Pres. The Liberian Presidency has a gross reputation for systemic corruption, abuse of power, and preserving a lifetime presidency. “Incumbent Pres.

Monrovia – Grand Bassa County Senator, Nyonblee Karngar-Lawrence, has strongly condemned recent statement issued by the Liberian government adjusting the price of rice. By: Selma LomaxAnd Senator Karnga-Lawrence believes the adjustments are untimely and only intended to “escalate the untold hardship” Liberians are enduring under the watch of President Weah. She wants the Ministry of Commerce and Industry to answer questions regarding such adjustments, after receiving money from the national legislature to subsidize rice importers. The recent adjustment in the price of rice has sparked outrage amongst Liberians, with many taking to social media Facebook to express their frustrations. This is terrible & sad.”Another Liberian, Prince Morris, responded to a Facebook post about the latest increment in the price of rice.

In celebration of the Life of Comrade Anthony "Experience" NagbeDuring this week, the Liberian Musician Anthony "Experience" Nagbe passed away. This way of solving problems made him a Musical Giant, as heard in the many songs that he composed, especially the song Africa Must Unite. In this work, many ways have to be used in raising the awareness of the people of Liberia and other parts of Africa. The Tijajlu music motivates people to work together through the Rule of Law to transform the UNFAIR electoral system into the FAIR electoral system. Yes, the song Africa Must Unite is very helpful in raising awareness about how Africa continues to produce raw materials for export without any prioritization of Value Addition.

The African Development Bank hosted it in partnership with the African Union Commission, the International Organisation for Migration, and the African Continental Free Trade Area secretariat. The forum focused on several themes, such as securitizing remittances, diaspora bonds, promoting trade and investment, enhancing research, innovation and technology sharing. Securitized remittances would offer African governments robust investment collateral and a source of financing through bond issuance. In addition to remittances, Africans overseas represent a source of much-needed direct investment, expertise and skills that can be transferred to businesses and workers in their home countries. Muchanga also stressed that while the African Continental Free Trade Area is critical to deepening pan-African trade, African countries must also be involved in global trade.

The CPP Standard Bearer spoke on a wide range of issues on November 30, on Kool FM Morning Ride program in Paynesville, Monrovia. The CPP Standard Bearer said Weah is staying away from his country, while the masses are struggling and suffering, noting that Leaders need to set good examples for their followers. Cummings noted that Liberia will not change by mere talking or wishful thinking, but rather through hard work, sacrifice, and doing what is legally right. Cummings said a national youth service program is under consideration that will provide life-saving skills for youths in order to find employment and reduce their demand for dangerous drugs. On the issue of the CPP and national unity of opposition Political Parties and leaders, Cummings said CPP is making significant strides in engaging partisans, mobilization of resources, since the breakaway of the UP and ALP.

It can be recalled that on October 31, President Weah departed the country for Morocco and Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt to attend the MEDays Forum and COP27 respectively. President Weah extended his trip abroad by additional 25 days. The shameful truth is that President Weah and some of his officials are on safari and having a good time. I wouldn’t be complaining, except that they are doing it at the expense of the suffering Liberian people. “By his bad examples, President Weah himself has invited his administration to be indiscipline, deceptive, and wasteful of the country’s resources.

I couldn’t properly speak the language of the country I was in, and art was my way of breaking language and cultural barriers.”– Lewinale Havette, Liberian-born artistBREAKING BARRIERSNew York – Lewinale Havette always had her sights set on the arts. For Lewinale, there’s never a dull moment coming up with ideas to create artworks. Always looking for a great challenge, Lewinale also has sculpting has been on my radar as she looks to explore new ventures. In addition, she was represented by the Pérez Art Museum Miami at Art Basel Miami. “My work is mostly experiencing from Liberian, Ghanaian, and Ivoirien mythology which have always inspired and fueled my imagination.”