(LINA) - The Governance Commission (GC) has accepted a recommendation to include all integrity institutions in the deconcentration framework.

“Since 2006 we’ve been fixing this vehicle while in motion and are prepared to include all integrity institutions and all who mean well for this national engagement,” GC Commissioner Yarsuo Weh-Dorliae said.

(LINA) -The European Union (EU) says it recognizes the progress made by Liberia regarding its respect for human rights and encourages the government to provide the necessary means to the Independent National Human Rights Commission (INHRC) to fully deliver on its mandate.

(LINA) - President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has sent a message of congratulations to the Government and People of the Republic of Togo on the occasion marking the 55thIndependence Day of that country.

(LINA) - More than 10,000 undergraduate students of the University of Liberia have been notified of poor academic performance.

In an interview with the Liberia News Agency on the UL main campus Tuesday, the Vice President for University Relations, Atty. Norris Tweah, said the notification serves as a warning for the students to improve their performance during the current semester.

(LINA) -The Chairman of the Independent Information Commission (IIC), Counselor Mark Bedor-Wla Freeman has left the country to attend the IX International Conference of Information Commissioners (ICIC 2015) in Santiago de Chile.

(LINA) -The Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA) chairperson Angelique Weeks has disclosed that the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning (MFDP) is yet to release the entity’s signed and approved budget for the 2014/2015 fiscal year.

(LINA) - The United Nations Mission In Liberia (UNMIL) Tuesdaydonated several communication equipment to the Liberia National Police (LNP) for use by its Department of Public Affairs.

(LINA) –The Federation of Atlantic African Press Agencies (FAAPA) has started a week-long training of journalists from member countries at the Morocco News Agency (MAP) in the Moroccan capital Rabat.

(LINA) -The Ministry of Transport has reiterated its warning to commercial drivers against overcharging commuters outside of the government approved fares or face drastic action.

Three persons have been arrested and charged with counterfeiting and economic sabotage.