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-Mayor Siafa Welcomes 50 Young Interns to MCC Under National Internship Program...

Monrovia – The Monrovia City Corporation (MCC) has welcomed fifty young Liberians under the Government of Liberia’s Young Intern Development Program (YIDP), an initiative spearheaded by the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning (MFDP).

The interns have been deployed across various departments of the Corporation, including urban governance, sanitation, city planning, youth development, and public administration. The program is designed to provide hands-on professional experience while preparing participants to contribute to national growth and development.

Mayor John-Charuk Siafa described the initiative as a significant step in nurturing the next generation of leaders, policy experts, and public servants. He stressed that the program goes beyond providing professional opportunities, serving as a platform for empowering young people to actively participate in shaping the future of Liberia.

He assured that MCC, as a host institution, will provide mentorship and practical guidance to ensure the interns gain meaningful exposure. “The future of Liberia depends on how well we prepare our youth today,” Mayor Siafa noted, emphasizing the importance of equipping young professionals with the knowledge and skills required for leadership.

The Mayor extended appreciation to the Government of Liberia and the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning for recognizing the role of city governance in national development and including MCC in the program.

The Young Intern Development Program is part of ongoing national efforts to strengthen human capital and inspire young people to play an active role in the country’s transformation.

-Commissioner Rufus’s Leadership Sparks Remarkable Change at Liberia Immigration Service..

X-Ray Global Newspaper has gathered that under the stewardship of Commissioner General Rufus, the Liberia Immigration Service (LIS) has undergone a remarkable transformation in a relatively short period.

Sources within the agency and the national security sector confided to this paper that his leadership has not only strengthened border management and national security but also significantly improved the welfare of immigration officers across the country.

Appointed to lead an institution where he once served in uniform, Commissioner General Rufus has demonstrated the value of entrusting leadership to individuals with deep institutional knowledge and a proven commitment to national service. His administration has prioritized operational efficiency, modernization, and officer welfare, setting what sources describe as a “new benchmark” for the agency.

X-Ray Global further learned that as neighboring Côte d’Ivoire prepares for crucial elections next month, Commissioner General Rufus has already rolled out robust security measures at Liberia’s border points. These measures, according to insiders, have bolstered confidence in the country’s ability to safeguard its sovereignty while ensuring strict adherence to immigration protocols.

Beyond border security, sources told X-Ray Global that Commissioner General Rufus has placed the well-being of LIS officers at the center of his agenda. Policies aimed at boosting morale and strengthening support systems have been introduced, recognizing the officers’ indispensable role in protecting Liberia’s national safety.

The modernization drive under his leadership, insiders say, has positioned the LIS for long-term growth. By integrating innovation and international best practices, Commissioner General Rufus has laid the groundwork for a stronger and more adaptive immigration system in the years ahead.

X-Ray Global Newspaper has gathered that his tenure reflects visionary leadership, a steadfast dedication to duty, and an uncompromising commitment to excellence. His transformative impact on the Liberia Immigration Service is expected to leave a lasting legacy — securing borders while elevating the institution to new heights.

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