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House of Representative Speaker Cllr. J. Fonati Koffa said the reasons provided by some of his trusted colleagues seeking his removal are “untrue and political.”On Thursday, October 17, a resolution was signed by over 47 members of the House of Representatives seeking the removal of the Liberian House Speaker.Representative Samuel G.Z. Kogar, head of the so-called “Majority Block” seeking the speaker’s removal said their decision is “part of our ongoing efforts to reclaim the values of fairness, respect, and honor within the House of Representatives.”According to Rep. Kogar, Speaker Koffa’s removal stems from his failure to discharge his official duties…

Friday, October 18, 2024The Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MoCI) wishes to alert the general public, especially members of the business community, to a series of fraudulent activities involving individuals impersonating senior officials of the Ministry.Criminal elements have been calling business owners, particularly within the Lebanese community, falsely claiming that the Acting Minister of Commerce and Industry, Madam Scholastica Nyenkan-Nimley, is requesting a meeting with them. These imposters are using this deception to extort money from unsuspecting individuals.The Ministry strongly condemns these acts of extortion and wishes to inform the public that no such requests for meetings have been made…

Speaker Koffa battles to hold on as colleagues seek his removalLiberian House of Representative Speaker J. Fonati Koffa is fighting to hold onto his speakership following a resolution signed by over 43 members of the House of Representatives over the weekend.Representative Samuel G.Z. Kogar, head of the so-called “Majority Block” seeking the speaker’s removal said the decision is “part of our ongoing efforts to reclaim the values of fairness, respect, and honor within the House of Representatives.”According to Rep. Kogar, Speaker Koffa’s removal stems from his failure to discharge his official duties in a fair, proper, and impartial.Rep. Kogar said…

The 16th China Medical team to Liberia on Saturday, October 19, held a medical teaching session, known as the traditional Chinese medicine culture salon.The teaching session and demonstration are aimed at strengthening medical cooperation, knowledge sharing, and providing deeper insight into the benefits of traditional Chinese medicine.Head of China’s medical aid team to Liberia, Dr. Guo Jian said traditional Chinese medicine is one of the most treasured in Chinese culture.Dr. Guo explained that traditional Chinese medicine is a precious treasure left by their ancestors. Providing insights into some traditional medicine, he disclosed that the Chinese medicine fragrance pouch is used…

Liberia’s Finance and Development Planning Minister, Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan, has expressed the need for energy accessibility across the country.He disclosed this on Thursday, October 17, when he appeared on the National Broadcaster (ELBC), to provide key updates on the status of the Liberian economy.Finance Minister Ngafuan told the public that the ongoing 20-megawatt solar energy plant being constructed at the Mount Coffee Hydro Power Plant will enhance energy accessibility for many, especially companies who are in dire need of electricity.He explained that the issue of electricity needs to be addressed, adding “It’s already tough, but we are working on that,…

The Ministry of Finance and Development Planning on Wednesday, held an appreciation program for outgoing African Development Bank Country Manager Dr. Benedict S. Kanu, for his remarkable and impactful work in Liberia. Dr. Kanu served as the AfDB Country Manager for over four years, at which time he managed the AfDB country portfolio of over USD400M; of which USD300 million was on projects in the transportation sector, and USD100 million was on projects in the energy sector. Making remarks, Liberia’s Chief Justice Her Honor Sie- A-Nyeneh Youh was full of praises for Dr. Kanu, stating that “he kept his word…

The Confucius Institute at the University of Liberia celebrated its annual Confucius Institute Day recently, with various cultural activities and educational events aimed at promoting the Chinese language and culture in Liberia. This year’s celebration, held in September attracted students, educators, and members of the community, all eager to participate and learn more about the rich history of Chinese heritage. The theme for this year’s event, “Bridging Cultures, Building Futures,” resonated with the purpose of the Confucius Institutes worldwide, which aim to foster educational cooperation and cultural exchange between China and various countries. Since its establishment, the Confucius Institute in…