Author: Lennart Dodoo

The Editor Last week, after a failed attempt to name a candidate in the May 10 Senatorial By-election in Lofa County, a handful of disappointed Unity Party leaders and supporters, absent their ailing Standard Bearer, took to the streets of Monrovia to “protest”. They went in search of foreign embassies and missions to offer an “alert” concerning their rightful denial consistent with the Framework Agreement which contractually obligated the UP and three other registered political parties to act and field candidates in the of the Collaborating Political Parties (CPP) of Liberia. They did so successfully in the Midterm Senatorial Elections…

MONROVIA – Experiencing the sudden abortion of landing by a flight almost hitting a dark runway was the “most horrific, terrifying and nerve-racking” incident ever faced by Sweetie Sharpe who was onboard Brussels SN2608 which had to hover over Liberian airspace several times before rerouting to Freetown, Sierra Leone.

MONROVIA – Criminal Court ‘C’ Judge Ciapha Carey has ruled in favor of Liberia businessman George B Kailondo in his US$3.5 million case with the Global Bank Liberia Limited.

Monrovia – The investigation launched by the Change Agents Network’s (CAN) US Board, into reports of sexual allegations on two of its operated schools’ campuses in Liberia, has concluded that Mr. Eric W. Wowoh did not commit any of those alleged acts. Wowoh, who was accused by Daniel Dennis and his Students Against Corruption (SAC) of committing the sexual abuses on the campuses, especially at Heart of Grace in Johnsonville, is the Founder and Executive Director of CAN. Included in Dennis’ allegation against Wowoh, he lied that Wowoh had raped a 16-year-old minor, who is referred to only as “A.S.”…

Monrovia – Prince Dennis, a Liberian based in the United States has launched a foundation to cater to the underprivileged and less fortunate in the Bishop Brooks community which consists of UN Drive, Buzzy Quarters, Clay Street, Camp Johnson Road, Perry Street and Capitol By-Pass.

MONROVIA – SN Brussels, one of the most consistent airlines flying from Europe to Monrovia on Wednesday re-routed to Freetown, Sierra Leone when the plane, after descending sufficiently to touch ground, suddenly aborted landing at the Roberts International Airport due to power outage at the airport and on the runway.

On a daily basis, thousands of Liberian drivers and commuters batter bumper to bumper traffic on Tubman boulevard, Robertsfield Highway, the Gardnerville Road pre–Japanese Highway, and other roads to get to their various places of employment, schools, or other businesses. This extremely terrible traffic congestion has a negative impact on their health, their vehicles, and overall production at work. Their times are wasted because they arrive at work, schools or other places extremely exhausted from the long commute and their vehicles tend to have an excessive breakdown. To build roads costs billions of dollars and those roads have to be…

L-r: Mr. Gbessi Kema, Member, CSI Board; Dr. Ansu Sonii, Education Minister, Mr. Alexander Duopu, Deputy Education for Instruction; and Mr. Otis S. Bundor, CSI Country Director Monrovia – It has been more than three decades since Civics was officially taught in Liberian schools in an organized approach across the country. However, in the next academic year 2022/2023, according to the Ministry of Education, Civics will be re-introduced into all the schools across Liberia.

MONROVIA – Mr. Mohammed Ali, popularly known as Mo Ali, on Wednesday appeared at the Monrovia City Court where he was expected to provide testimonies regarding the alleged alteration of the CPP Framework Document.

Pres. Erdogan: “Liberia is very strategic and important and Turkey is keen to deepen our relations with your country in many areas that will be of mutual benefits.” MONROVIA – New information reaching FrontPageAfrica reveal that the deportation of the Turkish nationals at the Light International School was a pre-condition set by Turkey president Recep Tayyip Erdogan for Turkish investments in Liberia.