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Governance

Karnplay City Officials Confront Local Activist Over Political Display

By: Contributing Writer Karnplay, Nimba Co. – A local activist, Mr. Philip B. Flomo, is at the center of a political storm after being summoned by the Karnplay City Corporation for displaying a billboard featuring former President George M. Weah. The billboard, which appeared unexpectedly on the streets of Karnplay, has drawn the ire of […]

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What is Natural Language Understanding NLU and how is it used in practice?

What Is Natural Language Understanding NLU ? NLU empowers artificial intelligence to offer people assistance and has a wide range of applications. For example, customer support operations can be substantially improved by intelligent chatbots. Natural language understanding (NLU) and natural language generation (NLG) are both subsets of natural language processing (NLP). Whether they’re directing users […]

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Sinoe County Collaborates to Tackle Drug Abuse Crisis

By: Contributing Writer Greenville, Sinoe Co – local leaders and organizations in Greenville have taken a decisive strike to confront the escalating issue of drug abuse in the county. Hosted by the Sinoe County Rural Women Association, the gathering included representatives from the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA), health officials, and community members, aiming to […]

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Grand Gedeh Representative Jeremiah Sokan Commits to Addressing Key District Challenges

By: Domingo Dargbeh Grand Gedeh County District Number One Representative Jeremiah Sokan has vowed to prioritize health, education, and road accessibility in his district amid ongoing challenges. The lawmaker stated that his focus on these critical areas stems from the numerous issues faced by his constituents. “There are many challenges in my county, but I […]

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Corruption

Former Minister Tweah and Others Suffer Travel Ban Amid Corruption Charges

By: Alphanso G. Kalama MONROVIA, LIBERIA – As part of the ongoing battle against corruption in Liberia, a court has imposed a travel ban on several high-profile former government officials, including Samuel D. Tweah, the former Minister of Finance. The ruling comes as part of a broader investigation spearheaded by the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC), […]

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Governance

CSA, GC, and LIPA Sign MOU for Public Sector Reform

By: Alphanso G. Kalama Monrovia, Liberia – In a significant step towards improving governance and public sector efficiency, the Civil Service Agency (CSA), the Governance Commission, and the Liberia Institute of Public Administration (LIPA) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) aimed at enhancing public sector reforms and capacity building. This agreement is set to […]

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Unmasking the $15 Million Mystery: Will Liberia’s Anti-Corruption Commission Deliver Justice or Just Empty Promises?

By: The Editorial Board of TPNEO The Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission’s (LACC) investigation into the government’s alleged off-budget spending of $15 million is a critical moment for transparency and accountability in Liberia. This inquiry comes on the heels of public outcry over troubling financial practices that threaten to undermine trust in governance. With reported expenditures including […]

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Economy

EU Announces €108 Million Support Package for Liberia Amid Strengthened Ties

By: Alphanso G. Kalama Brussels, Belgium – In a significant boost to Liberia’s development efforts, the European Union has announced a €108 million support package aimed at addressing critical areas such as direct budgetary assistance, gender-based violence, and public-private partnerships. The announcement was made during a one-day working session attended by Liberia’s Minister of Foreign […]

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Governance

Liberia: TECY Workers Demand for 13 Month Unpaid Wages

By: Alphanso G. Kalama Some protesters who were seen lying on the Broad street, precisely Infront of the Ministry of Financial On Monday, September 30, 2024, workers from the Temporary Empowerment for Community Youth (TECY) project took to the streets outside the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning, demanding payment for 13 months of unpaid […]

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Senator Cyrus Fulfills Promises with $1,000 Grant to Lutheran University’s Midwifery Valedictorian

Arthur Kowah, Chief of Staff to Senator Cyrus, facilitating the official presentation of the Grant to Charlesetta Gbozeh the Senator’s Capitol Building office. Lofa County – In a significant display of commitment to education and local development, Senator Momo Tarnuekollie Cyrus has awarded a $1,000 grant to Charlesetta Gbozeh, the 2024 valedictorian of Lutheran University’s […]

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