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07/07/2025

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07/07/2025

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05/07/2025

Fear grips woman seeing road building machine for first time in Sinoe county

In this 21st Century a woman cries in fear and panic seeing for the first time in life a road building machine working on the road in Jaedaepo Statutory District in Sinoe.

Sinoe County District #2, Representative Samson Wiah recently purchased a road equipment for road rehabilitation in his District.

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05/07/2025

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Attorney Elijah W. Sahr, an erudite legal luminary, a maverick thinker and writer, and nonconformist, writes ✍️ ✍️ ✍️ ✍️

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In the past 20 years, only President Boakai has
shown a demonstrated commitment to fighting corruption and ensuring accountability in public service.

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04/07/2025

𝗦𝗽𝗲𝗮𝗸𝗲𝗿 𝗞𝗼𝗼𝗻 𝗘𝘅𝘁𝗼𝗹𝗹𝘀 𝗚𝗿𝗮𝗱𝘂𝗮𝘁𝗲𝘀 𝗢𝗳 𝗟𝗜𝗖𝗣𝗔
……Emphasizes Public Sector Integrity and National Duty

Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Richard Nagbe Koon, on Friday, delivered the keynote address at the graduation ceremony of the Liberia Institute of Certified Public Accountants (LICPA), where over 33 Certified Professional Public Sector Accountants (PPSAs) including Margibi County Electoral District 5 Representative Clarence Gahr were conferred with certificates under the African Professionalization Initiative (API).

Delivering his remarks, Speaker Koon, expressed deep appreciation to the LICPA for the honor of selecting him as keynote speaker among many other seasoned professionals. He congratulated the graduates for their commitment and successful completion of the rigorous training program, while commending LICPA and its partners for contributing to Liberia’s leadership in public sector professionalization.

“There are many certified public accountants in high places in government and private institutions, yet you preferred us. We appreciate your preference and celebrate this milestone with you,” the Speaker said.

Speaker Koon proudly announced that Liberia has become the first country in Africa to graduate a full cohort of Certified Professional Public Sector Accountants under the API, describing the achievement as a historic moment that places Liberia at the forefront of professional public financial management on the continent.

“Today’s graduation is not just a celebration of academic excellence—it is a declaration of Liberia’s leadership in upholding international standards and transparency in public finance,” he emphasized.
Koon holds double master’s and a certified Public Accountant papers- He is currently a candidate for PhD.
Addressing the theme of the program, “Celebrating Excellence: Creating Value for the Public Sector,” Speaker Koon praised its relevance and inspiration, describing it as a clarion call to nationalism and a reaffirmation of the patriot’s creed. He thanked the professors, lecturers, and professionals who contributed to the training of the graduates, acknowledging their efforts in elevating accountancy in Liberia.

Reaffirming the Legislature’s commitment to capacity building and accountability, Speaker Koon highlighted the recent launch of the KouFA Professional Training Program and Testing Center, a collaborative effort with the African Methodist Episcopal University (AMEU). The initiative aims to empower Liberians to obtain globally recognized certifications such as ACCA, CIA, and CFE, advancing Liberia’s standing in the global professional community.

In his final charge to the graduates, Speaker Koon emphasized their role in fostering accountability, integrity, and transparency in the public sector. He urged them to see themselves as frontline defenders against corruption and mismanagement of public resources.

“Your graduation reflects Liberia’s commitment to integrity, efficiency, and accountability. You are now guardians of public trust. We depend on you—please do not disappoint us,” Speaker Koon concluded.

The LICPA graduation ceremony brought together senior government officials, professional accountants, international partners, and family members of the graduates in celebration of a new era in public sector accounting and governance in Liberia.

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04/07/2025

There are many people bashing former VP Jewel Howard Taylor for using an alpenstock over what term as her negative criticism of President Joseph Nyuma Boakai's old age and health in 2023.

To admit, many supporters of the CDC including Henry P. Costa criticized President Boakai's health and age, but was Mama Jewel actually one of them?

In another development, someone seems to be in possession of the former VP's Whatsapp account, and is doing business and soliciting in her name. Somebody please let her know.

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03/07/2025

What does Trump's invitation to President Joseph Nyuma Boakai mean for US-Liberia's relations?

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02/07/2025

Two separate memorial ceremonies marking reburial of two former presidents were initiated by President Joseph Nyuma Boakai in an effort to foster national healing and reconciling from the scars, trauma and plunder of the nation's 14 years civil War which came to an end more than 2 decades ago.

However, former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf did not attend the reburial ceremony of Samuel K. Doe in Zwedru, Grand Gedeh county, but attended President Tolbert's reburial.

Unfortunately, former President and Peace Ambassador George Weah did not attend both ceremonies.

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02/07/2025

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PRESIDENT BOAKAI HONORS FORMER PRESIDENT WILLIAM R. TOLBERT, JR. AT SOLEMN MEMORIAL SERVICE

July 2, 2025

Executive Mansion, Monrovia –President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., on yesterday, led the nation in a solemn and dignified memorial service in honor of former President William Richard Tolbert, Jr., who was tragically killed along with other officials of government in a military coup d’état in April 1980.

Held at the historic Centennial Memorial Pavilion on Ashmun Street, the ceremony brought together national leaders, members of the clergy, diplomatic representatives, the Tolbert family, and other members of the families of victims of the coup and a cross-section of Liberians to pay tribute to the life, leadership, and legacy of Liberia’s 20th President.

In his statement, President Boakai described the late President Tolbert as “a statesman, a patriot, and a servant of the people,” who led Liberia during a period of profound transition and whose bold vision for national development, social justice, and Pan-African unity continues to resonate today.

“President Tolbert was a man of deep conviction and immense discipline,” President Boakai said, adding, “A Baptist preacher by calling and a statesman by duty, he brought to the presidency a sense of moral clarity and a deep commitment to building a nation where all Liberians could find dignity in their citizenship.”

The Liberian Leader emphasized that the memorial was not a mere ceremonial gesture but an “act of national conscience” aimed at restoring dignity, acknowledging historical wrongs, and reaffirming the nation’s commitment to truth, justice, and reconciliation.

President Boakai highlighted the importance of learning from Liberia’s painful past—marked by historic injustices, coups, and civil conflict—while drawing strength from the resilience and patriotism of its people.

“To the Tolbert family, I extend the deepest sympathy of a grateful nation,” President Boakai said, acknowledging, “Your lives of tolerance have been irreproachable and magnanimous.”

He further urged all Liberians to honor President Tolbert’s legacy not only through remembrance but through a recommitment to unity, peace, and purposeful national healing.

“Let this memorial serve as a powerful reminder that history must not be forgotten and that reconciliation must be pursued not out of convenience but out of conviction,” President Boakai urged.

The memorial is part of the Boakai Administration’s broader national agenda for reconciliation, remembrance, and inclusive nation-building, as articulated in the President’s inaugural address and subsequent public commitments.

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02/07/2025

The Government of Liberia through the Ministry of Foreign Affairs wishes to remind Liberians that other countries granting visas to Liberians are doing so within the sovereign rights of that granting country.

When visiting other countries, Liberians are expected to adhere to the laws, rules and regulations of that country.

Unfortunately, Liberians are now categorized as a group that continues to violate US immigration laws.

The following are do’s and don’ts to guide your visits to the United States:
Do’s and Don’ts – Overstays Awareness:

●DON’T - Present fake documents during your interview.

DO - Always tell the truth during your interview.
Credibility counts.

●DON’T - Stay beyond the time you requested from the US Embassy.

DO - Return home after your requested length of stay.
A clean record = more travel chances.

●DON’T - Try to sneak or lie about your status.

DO - Follow the laws while in the U.S.
Honesty opens doors.

●DON'T - Listen to the advice of relatives in America to stay in the US illegally after your legal entry.

DO - Share this message with others.

Real friends don’t let friends overstay!

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30/06/2025

Breaking News

Nigerian Government bans girls asking their boyfriends for money, terming it as financial exploitation in the name of relationship.

Is this ban good or bad?

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11/05/2024

Breaking News

Newly inducted Superintendent of Sinoe, Peter Nyenswah clamps high on STTI Mineral Resources Corporation in Sinoe in violation of President Joseph Nyumah Boakai's moratorium on mining activities across the country, arrests eight staffers on Saturday morning, May 11, 2024

Trust News Contributor, Darius Dapae o Liberty in Greenville provides details on story in the attached audio.

The STTI Mineral Resources Corporation Management has not commented on the allegation of violation and arrest of its staffers.

We will bring you details later.

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