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Col. Robert W. Budy Sr., Commissioner General of the Liberia Immigration Service MONROVIA – Investigation into how the Chairman of the Council of Patriots, Henry P. Costa, obtained a ‘forged’ laisser-passez seems to be a dragnet that…

According to the Deputy Minister of Information, Eugene Fahngon, even though Mr. Costa wasn’t arrested and wasn't aware of any charges that the government might have leveled against him, he had no rights to “runaway” Monrovia - The…

Monrovia - The More for Education Coalition Partners, a conglomerate of civil society organizations, has raised serious concerns about the approved budget for the education sector for fiscal year 2019\2020. 

Love told FrontPageAfrica that her former instructor started to harass and abuse her “ever since” starting from the time he was still teaching her Monrovia – Love, 12, (Not her real name) was recently given a double promotion in her…

In 2007, J Barbee Yekeson was mistaken for a criminal by UNHCR security officers who beat him mercilessly, breaking his ribs Monrovia – Emmanuel Tarnue, an advocate of J. Barbee Yekeson, who lost three of his ribs as a volunteer…

The government's deputy spokesman appealed to civil servants to accept the salaries for October and November which, according to him, is being processed while the salary for December remains pending Monrovia - As the festive season…

Monrovia – The United Bank for Africa (UBA) on the commemoration of its service day last Friday made a donation of printer, a cultural drum set and several learning materials to the Monrovia Elementary Demonstration School on Clay…

Monrovia - The Liberia Women Leaders Network (LWLN), the local chapter of the African Women Leaders Network (ALWN), was officially launched on Wednesday, December 18 in Monrovia.

Monrovia - The Independent Council of Patriots (ICOP) has started campaigning in various communities in Monrovia to hold a “counter peaceful protest” against the Council of Patriots’ (COP) “Weah Step Down” protest slated for December…

Monrovia – The government of Liberia has confirmed that the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) brought in money in the tone of over US$58 million in the country to help with the liquidity challenges faced by various commercial banks.