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Obediah Johnson's articles predominantly focus on government announcements, general announcements, and expert commentaries related to politics within Liberia. He covers topics such as local political developments, elections, corruption, and humanitarianism.
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By: Obediah Johnson
Monrovia — More than 10 youth advocacy groups in Liberia, including the Federation of Liberian Youth, have identified rising unemployment and poverty as major threats weakening Liberian families and undermining national development.
CAPITOL HILL, Monrovia – The Plenary of the Liberian Senate has mandated its committee on Judiciary to launch a probe into alleged violations of the National Code of Conduct by the Director General of the Civil Service Agency, Josiah Joekai.
By: Obediah Johnson
The Chairman of the Senate Committee on Public Accounts and Audit Senator Amara Konneh has raised an alarm over alleged widespread illicit mining and environmental degradation in several mining regions across Liberia.
Monrovia – Sinoe County Senator Augustine Chea has introduced a bill seeking to provide free emergency and labor-related medical services at public health facilities across Liberia while prohibiting private hospitals and clinics from demanding advance payment before treating emergency patients.
By: Obediah Johnson
Monrovia – The Liberian Senate has passed amendments to the country's Mineral and Mining Law, granting exclusive rights to natural-born Liberians to hold and operate Class B mining licenses amid growing concerns over foreign dominance of the small-scale mining sector and allegations that Liberians are being used as fronts for foreign operators.
By: Obediah Johnson
MONROVIA –The Director General of the Liberia Institute of Statistics and Geo-Information Services (LISGIS), Richard Fatorma Ngafuan, has underscored the significance of reliable statistics in shaping sound economic governance in countries across the African continent.
By: Obediah Johnson
MONROVIA — The former President of the Liberia Council of Churches, Bishop Kortu Brown, has called for a transparent, comprehensive, and speedy
By: Obediah Johnson
Monrovia – The Liberian Senate has ordered an investigation into the operations of GLS-Menzies and is considering recommending the suspension of the company's cargo-handling concession at Roberts International Airport (RIA) following its alleged connection to the seizure of 237.6 kilograms of cocaine valued at approximately US$19.2 million.
By: Obediah Johnson
MONROVIA –The Chairman of the Senate Committee on Social Security, Pension & Insurance, Senator Zoe Emmanuel Pennue, has dismissed as false and misleading reports of sabotaging the political gathering of the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) in Grand Gedeh county.
By: Emmanuel Weedee-Conway, Obediah Johnson
Monrovia — Pressure is mounting on the Liberian government over the handling of the US$19.2 million cocaine investigation, with the House of
