-Liberians Ask In Frustration
-As L$16 Billion Issue lingers
The frustration of many Liberians who have been following debates, claims and counter-claims and other hostile developments surrounding an alleged missing $16 billion Liberian dollars printed banknotes is being exacerbated.
As the Public Agenda Reports, some Liberians have begun to suggest that the failure or delay to provide update to the public by those who have been entrusted with the responsibility to investigate the matter, including a US hired firm is tantamount to disappointment or inability of the groups to satisfy the quest of the Liberian people in search of the truth and justice. Read more

-162Express interests From Across the world
The Chairman of Liberia’s National Investment Commission (NIC) Attorney Molewuleh B. Gray has clarified erroneous reports parading around that there have been ‘no new investments coming to Liberia’ since the coming to power of the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) led administration of President George Manneh Weah.
Speaking at the Ministry of Information, Cultural Affairs and Tourism (MICAT) regular Thursday Press Briefing at the Ministry’s conference Room yesterday, the NIC chairman stated that after due diligence of the applicants they have facilitated the visit to Liberia for follow-up discussions 51 business delegations from across the world including Africa. Read more

-Blind Eye On “Momoh’s Sex Crime Allegation”
Few months ago, the Minister of Gender, Children & Social Protection (MGCSP), Mrs. Williametta Piso SaydeeTarr, reaffirmed how the Ministry was taking seriously the allegation of sexual exploitation and abuse reportedly committed by Mr. MoserayMomoh, Deputy Managing Director of the Liberia Water & Sewer Corporation (LWSC).
It was reported that Mr. Momoh used his official power to allegedly commit such a crime, which in fact, is against some provisions of the code of conduct for public officials. Read more