The Daily IIJ

A heated debate over the implementation of the recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) erupted in the Senate yesterday with majority of the senators throwing the report out of the window, saying the Senate has no legal authority over the report.

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The Liberian leader President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has announced her intention to seek a second term by contesting the 2011 general and presidential elections.

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President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has called on all religious institutions in Liberia to remember in their prayers victims of the earthquake in Haiti and dedicate their services to the country’s recovery.

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The Foreign Minister of Nigeria, Chief Ojo Maduekwe, has referred to his country’s role in the restoration of peace in Liberia as a mark of privilege, adding that Nigeria had no choice but to intervene because, according to him, the two countries have some things in common.

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  The Liberian leader President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf  has celebrated her fourth anniversary of her historic Presidency of Liberia and Africa’s first female head of state with a pledge to continue to confront Liberia’s challenges.

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A 116-year-old woman and resident of Polar Town in Grand Gedeh County say the full implementation of the Final Report of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) will trigger another civil war in Liberia.

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Following three months of annual brake members of the 52nd National Legislature the Liberian Senate have returned to the capitol Building with a vowed of being vagarious and robust in their duties.

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Former President Pro-Tempore of the Liberian Senate and Grand Gedeh County Senior Senator Isaac W. Nyenabo has, for the first time, reacted to the Final Report and recommendations of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC).

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Liberian leader President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf says her “biggest challenge for 2010 is how to find the right strategy” for smooth implementation of the Final and Edited Report of Liberia’s Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC).

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For the first time in the history of Liberia Camp Belle Yella which in yesteryears a most infamous prison for political prisoners has finally been transformed from a dungeon of horror to a museum by Africa’s first Female head of State President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.

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