spot_imgspot_img
Friday, April 4, 2025

COMMERCE MINISTRY BUSTS AND CLOSES DOWN COMPANY INVOLVED IN THE ILLEGAL MANUFACTURING OF ELECTRIC WIRES & LIGHT BULBS

Date:

MONROVIA – Out of concerns for the increased fire incidences and disasters within Monrovia and its environs, the Ministry of Commerce & Industry, in collaboration with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and other partners has been implementing its own investigation, particularly looking at the quality and standards of building materials.

As a result of the exercise, the Ministry discovered the illegal manufacturing of electrical building materials, particularly wires and light bulbs by a company called National Cables, located in Neezoe Community, Paynesville.

Upon inspection of the facility, it was discovered that National Cables, though registered with the Ministry of Commerce & Industry, has neither an EPA permit to operate such a factory nor any evidences that these products were tested and certificated by National Standards Authority for compliance.

It was noted that the packaging of what seem to be substandard wires mimicked a popular imported brand. As a result, the company has been immediately shut down and its premises locked pending further investigation.

LATEST DEVELOPMENT

MAN ARRESTED FOR ALLEGEDLY KILLING GIRLFRIEND OVER PALM WINE DISPUTE

MONROVIA, LIBERIA – A 43-year-old man, Francis Koiyan, has...

GONGLOE CONDEMNS LEGISLATIVE CRISIS, WARNS OF CONSTITUTIONAL DAMAGE

MONROVIA – Renowned legal expert and former presidential candidate...

CLINIC ADMINISTRATOR ARRESTED FOR MANSLAUGHTER

MONROVIA, LIBERIA – Sam Wolobah, the administrator of Lofa...

ECOWAS COURT GIVES GOL 30 DAYS TO RESPOND TO EX-NAFAA BOSS’S $10M LAWSUIT

MONROVIA, LIBERIA – The Economic Community of West African...

BOAKAI’S LUXURY OBSESSION AMID ECONOMIC STRUGGLES

Liberians continue to endure economic hardship while their president...

LIBERIA’S STRUGGLE FOR CHANGE CAN BOAKAI’S PROMISES OVERCOME DECADES OF UNFULFILLED REFORMS

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s message to his Cabinet during...

PRIORITIZING PRAGMATISM IN A RESOURCE-CONSTRAINED LIBERIA

In a country where the reality of fiscal scarcity...

A GROWING EMBARRASSMENT TO LIBERIA’S DEMOCRACY

The recent actions of the House of Representatives in...

COMMENTARY

WHY FOLLOW A PR STRATEGY TO OVERCOME CRISES AND MAINTAIN BRAND VISIBILITY

Courtesy of Martin Blayon, an experienced Public Relations Specialist Misinformation...

THE LASTING LEGACY OF PRINCE JOHNSON’S DEATH AND THE PATH FORWARD FOR LIBERIA

By Lyndon J. Ponnie, Sr. The passing of former Liberian...

PRES. BOAKAI’S LACK OF LEADERSHIP AND LIBERIA’S POLITICAL CRISIS

-A Commentary Joseph Boakai's failure to lead has once again...

THE MASS DISMISSAL OF LIBERIAN PUBLIC SERVANTS: A TROUBLING TREND UNDER THE BOAKAI ADMINISTRATION

A Commentary by Wondah L. Jah Since assuming the presidency,...

LATEST NEWS

NDMA DIRECTOR DULLEH ACCUSED OF INFLATING BUS PRICES AND FALSIFYING BUDGET REPORTS

MONROVIA, LIBERIA – Executive Director of the National Disaster...

FUNDING AND SECURITY CHALLENGES THREATEN WAR AND ECONOMIC CRIMES COURT, SAYS CLLR. BARBU

MONROVIA – Despite the political will expressed by President...

Share post:

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW

OPINION

HOR IN UPROAR AS EMBATTLED SPEAKER KOFFA’S INFLUENCE EXPOSES GOVERNANCE CHALLENGES

By Socrates Smythe Saywon, Sr. Liberia’s political scene is currently...

LIBERIANS ARE IN AN ABUSIVE RELATIONSHIP WITH THE UP AND CDC

  An Opinion By Grace RK Guar Every six...

AMERICA’S NEGLECT OF LIBERIA: A CALL FOR CHANGE

An Opinion By Bishop Dr. Rudolph Q. Kwanue, Sr A...

AMID AN UNENDING WAR AGAINST POVERTY, INJUSTICES – HAS THE PROGRESSIVE STRUGGLE BECOME LOST IN TRANSLATION?

A Patriot's Diary With Ekena Wesley What manner of Liberian progressives...

THE GALLERY

spot_imgspot_img

MORE ARTICLES

spot_imgspot_img

MORE NEWS

LATEST DEVELOPMENT NEWS

LATEST CRIME NEWS

Share via
Copy link