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Judicial Reform Approach Causes Stirs Liberia’s judicial reform strategy reached a crucial stage yesterday with leading legal practitioners giving divergent opinions on how to strengthen the weak system.

THE POWER OF NAMES (PART THREE): THE ABUSE AND MISUSE OF NAMES
The focus of this third and final article of our short series on the influence of names, especially the Name of Jesus Christ, is on how often we can abuse or misuse the Name of Jesus and other names to our hurt and those around us.

Nimba Split Deepens Speculations about the splitting of Nimba County, one of Liberia’s biggest and most populated counties, have been received with mixed reactions by members of the county’s legislative caucus.

Tuition Hike at Tubman University Worries Senate, Sets up Probe Committee High increment in tuition and fees at the state-owned William V. S. Tubman University in Maryland County, Southeastern Liberia, has claimed the attention of the Upper House of the National Legislature.

Is Coach Landi Fired? Reports reaching the Daily Observer says the Lone Star underachieving Italian Coach Roberto Landi, has been fired prompting authorities at the Blue House (the offices of the Liberia Football Association) to name deputy Coach Thomas Kojo, an ex-international as the stand-in head coach.

Darkness Befalls Ganta As lawmaker Abandons Electricity Project after 2011 Election The densely populated city of Ganta in Nimba County has been overwhelmed by darkness again after its residents, including business people, enjoyed a brief period of electricity supplied by a legislative aspirant in the 2011 electioneering season.

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Sports

Is Coach Landi Fired?

Reports reaching the Daily Observer says the Lone Star underachieving Italian Coach Roberto Landi, h... Read more

SWAL’s New Leadership Takes Ov…
The newly elected officers of the Sports Writers Association of Liberia (SWAL), who were voted …
FIFA Extends Zurich’Invitation…
In spite of the rejection of Madam Rochell Woodson by the Liberia Football Association (LFA) to…
Football Party Begins Tomorrow…
At long last, the national football league of the Liberia Football Associaion (LFA), with suppo…

Business

General Motors Back: Reclaims World's to…

US carmaker, General Motors (GM), has regained its slot as the world's biggest vehicle maker in a dr... Read more

NPA to Dredge Freeport
The Management of the National Port Authority (NPA) has clarified that the periodic dredging of…
LBDI Employee, Other Arrested …
Two persons, including an employee of the Liberia Bank for Development and Investment (LBDI), …
No Bank Will Implement CBL’s L…
The Microfinance Unit of the Central Bank of Liberia has clarified that the L$200 million Loan …

Politics

Judicial Reform Approach Causes Stirs

Liberia’s judicial reform strategy reached a crucial stage yesterday with leading legal practi... Read more

Nimba Split Deepens
Speculations about the splitting of Nimba County, one of Liberia’s biggest and most populate…
Darkness Befalls Ganta As law…
The densely populated city of Ganta in Nimba County has been overwhelmed by darkness again afte…
Etmonia Tarpeh Takes Education…
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has named Madam Etmonia Tarpeh Minister of Education, replaci…

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Dr. Louise York, Fou…
The death is announced of Dr. (Mrs.) Louise C. York, the founder and first president of Monrovia’s African American Episcopal University (AMEU). She was in her 8thth year.A product of…