As President Weah officially begins county tour
Citizens of Sanoyea, the home of vice President and Salala districts, Bong County, who were privileged to have been chosen as one of the very first people to be visited by President George M. Weah on his maiden County Tour have craved for meaningful development.
Despite its claim to fame for having produced a Vice President of Liberia and political leader of a major political party, the National Patriotic Party (NPP), the District of Sanoyea, like other compatriots in several areas across the country, say they are yet to feel the total impact of the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC)-government developmentally.
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MONROVIA – The Liberia Council of Churches (LCC), through its President, Bishop Kortu K. Brown, has described as mere “paper talks” the economic policies put in place by the Economic Management Team (EMT) of the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) led government, headed by the Minister of Finance and Development Planning Samuel Tweah.
According to him, the economic policies being implored by Minister Tweah and others are only intended to impress the International Monetary Fund (IMF), World Bank and other international partners.
He added that these economic policies are not helping to transform the lives of Liberians, particularly the ordinary citizens, but they are only intended to gain favor from these international financial bodies.
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Eighty-Five Thousand Vulnerable Liberians to Benefit from USAID Unconditional Cash Transfer Activity
Eighty-Five Thousand Vulnerable Liberians to Benefit from USAID Unconditional Cash Transfer Activity
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MONROVIA – The United States Agency for International Development, in partnership with King Philanthropies and private donors, has launched a cash-transfer program, which will provide direct cash support to vulnerable Liberians.
The newly launched USAID Unconditional Cash Transfer Activity (UCT) will provide 85,000 Liberians the equivalent of US$50 in Liberian currency (approximately 7,750 Liberian Dollars) per month for three months to improve food security, start or expand income-generating activities, and protect their livelihoods.
Targeted beneficiaries include Liberians disproportionately affected by the economic impact of the COVID-19 pandemic as well as those previously affected by the Ebola epidemic. The focus of the distributions will be owners of micro and smal