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Liberia: Tackling Unemployment Starts With Improving Access to Education (staff blog)
International Labour Organization, 6 December 2012
The room was filled with about 50 excited Liberian youth, all sporting white T-shirts with the inscription "Graduate" printed on the back. read more »
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Liberia: Cut Down Waste, Abuse in Government - Sulunteh Cautions Finance Auditors
The Informer, 4 December 2012
The Deputy Minister for Administration at the Ministry of Finance (MOF), Jordan Sulunteh has called on internal auditors of the Ministry to save the government from waste and abuse ... read more »
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Liberia: MoF Introduces New Revenue Personnel ID
The Analyst, 30 November 2012
A newly designed Identification Card that will aptly identify revenue personnel (auditors, enforcers, analysts, collectors and agents) has been introduced by the Ministry of ... read more »
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Liberia: Prosecute LPRC, Commerce Bosses - CDC Demands Over Irregularities in Japanese Oil Deal
The Analyst, 30 November 2012
The leadership of the Congress for Democratic Change has called for the dismissal and subsequent prosecution of Commerce Minister Martha Beysolow and the Managing Director of LPRC ... read more »
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Liberia: War On for Unscrupulous Tax Collectors
New Democrat, 28 November 2012
A newly designed Identification Card that will aptly identify revenue personnel (auditors, enforcers, analysts, collectors and agents) has been introduced by the Ministry of ... read more »
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Liberia: Police to Boot Out Corrupt Officers
The New Dawn, 26 November 2012
Liberia's Police Director Chris Massaquoi has warned a batch of new graduates from the National Police Training Academy that any police officer found harassing or extorting from ... read more »
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Liberia: U.S. Hails Liberia
The New Dawn, 16 November 2012
U.S. Ambassador Deborah Malac has commended Liberia for its political and economic progress in the post-war period and has explained how the U.S. Government is assisting Liberia in ... read more »
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Liberia: Liberia Qualifies for Major Millennium Challenge Account Funding
The NEWS, 14 November 2012
Liberia has met the eligibility requirements and would be considered for the Millennium Challenge Account (MCA) compact funding, which is acknowledged by the United States ... read more »
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Transparency International is either certifiable insane or the international community seems to want to continue the illusion . A president who hires her entire family as government officials, a government that never prosecutes any official caught in corruption, carbon credit scandal, consul general for sale fiasco, and Liberia goes up in the corruption index. Liberia is above Zambia! I can't stop laughing. Transparency International is a joke!