Liberia: Boakai Needs Weah

Frosty relationship between former President George Weah and his successor, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, is said to be harming and hurting the country than their legacies as… Read more »

Liberia: Gloria Scott Speaks Out Against Injustice

Few days after walking out of jail in light of her acquittal by the Supreme Court of Liberia of murder charges, former Chief Justice, Cllr. Gloria Musu Scott has expressed concerns… Read more »

Liberia: Zero Investment in Liberia, Lack of Progress in Guinea

Liberia-High Power Exploration (HPX) made headlines in September 2019 with its acquisition of the Nimba iron ore deposit on the Guinean side of the border, a move that was… Read more »

West Africa: Kudos to Ecowas, but We Are Confused

A HIGH-POWER DELEGATION OF the Economic Community of West African States headed by the President of the Commission, Alieu Omar Touray concluded two-day visit to Liberia yesterday… Read more »

Liberia: Boakai's Govt Abusing Power

A human rights advocacy body has accused President Joseph Boakai and his government of power abuse and perpetration of violence since assuming power eight months ago. Read more »

Liberia: The Legitimization of Corruption, a Superb Recipe?

The legitimization of corruption in Liberian society is the available sell-off for dealing with corruption in Liberia after 177 years of independence. The writer's recipe may be… Read more »

Liberia: Acting LTA Board Signs First Regulations

The acting board of commissioners at the Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA) have signed its first regulations with the intention of opening the telecom market for all. Read more »

Liberia: Health - Concession Workers Detest Unhealthy Environment

Liberia-Workers at Mahathi Company in Buchanan have staged a protest demanding better working conditions after a dead cat was found in the drinking drum of another employee. Read more »

Liberia: The Doctrine of Indiciplines !!!!

The Nation Liberia, Africa's oldest Republic which was never colonized as misguided history are told to its inhabitants unleashed on herslef an onslaught known as"THE DOCTRINE OF… Read more »

South Sudan: LNP Officers Deployed in Troubled South Sudan

Liberia, despite biting economic challenges, continue to stand with troubled and war ravaged countries, helping to provide a suitable security space citizens can make use of to… Read more »

Liberia: Fainting Promise!

Liberians are divided over the current status of the country rural road corridors, whether they are now passable or impassable under a President who promised to change the… Read more »

Liberia: Grand Gedians Resisting County Atty. Appointment

The people of Grand Gedeh County are resisting the appointment of Atty. Wilkins E. Nah as the assigned County Attorney for the county, calling on the Justice Minster and Attorney… Read more »

Liberia: Dead or Alive?

In the wake of the silent atmosphere surrounding the status of the government of Liberia's much publicized 285 pieces of earth-moving equipment or yellow machines, a Grand Bassa… Read more »

Liberia: The Risk of Fighting Corruption At the Central Bank of Liberia and Liberia.

There have been significant allegations of corruption involving appointees at the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL). Recently, the Executive Governor of the CBL, Aloysius Tarlue, was… Read more »

Liberia: Supreme Court Twists Boakai's Arms

Liberia-President Joseph Boakai's pledge to ensure the rule of law takes deep root continues to be tested since he assumed power in January in light of how he handles hardcore… Read more »

Liberia: Hardship Under Weah, Also Under Boakai

Liberians went the way of the Unity Party and its Standard-bearer, Joseph Nyuma Boakai in last year's elections primarily because they felt the Weah administration lost grip on the… Read more »

Liberia: AB Kromah Cleared of Wrongdoing

Several sources privied to the investigation conducted by an investigative committee to probe between suspended Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) Director Col. Abraham Kromah… Read more »

Liberia: WCL - Western Cluster Reaffirms Commitment to Bomi County Development Projects

The Chief Executive Officer of Western Cluster (WCL), Mr. Joseph Coelho has reaffirmed the company's commitment to implementing a series of development projects in Bomi County. In… Read more »

Liberia: Arcelormittal Liberia Engages With LNP to Dilogue Host Communities' Concerns

The Inspector General of Police, Hon. Gregory O.W. Coleman, over the weekend engaged with citizens of Zolowee and Gbapa, two communities that hostArcelorMittal Liberia's mining… Read more »

Liberia: Mid Duport Community Candidate Nimely Pledges Sectoral Empowerment

Duport Block "A', a notable community within Cowfield Community, is poised to benefit politically as one of the candidates of its first democratic elections is set to transform all… Read more »

Liberia: 'My Govt. Higher Priority Is to Improve Citizens Lives'

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai Tuesday launched an Economic and Investment Forum at the Ministerial Complex, describing it a pivotal moment in Liberia's pursuit of economic growth… Read more »

Liberia: CDC Cries Baby

The former ruling Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) is currently in a crying baby mood a day after it endured real torment from the Liberia National Police over the crushed… Read more »

Liberia: Two Female Journalists Showcase Liberian Made Products At Investment Conference

Two Liberian female journalists are among dozens of entrepreneurs showcasing their Liberian made products at the Ellen Johnson Sirleaf's Ministerial Complex where the government is… Read more »

Liberia: 'U.S. Sanctioned Officials Must Be Prosecuted'

The Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia (CENTAL) wants the Boakai administration's anti-corruption efforts of prosecuting former officials of government found to… Read more »

Liberia: Stern Warning to Protesters!

The Liberia National Police has strongly warned those planning series of protests that it will not tolerate the breach of the peace and impugning on the rights and respect of… Read more »