Author: Edwin Genoway, Jr.

Monrovia – Former First Lady of Liberia, Nancy B. Doe, wife of slain Liberia President Samuel Kayon Doe, has requested a state reburial of her husband, who was murdered during the Liberian civil war.

Monrovia – The Old Road Chugbor Community was a scene of attraction when hundreds of commercial motorcyclists turned out in their dozens to attend a morning church service, after hearing that each one of them will receive two gallons of gasoline.

Monrovia – The Center for Transparency and Accountability (CENTAL) has called on the Liberian Senate to launch an investigation into allegation linking Sinoe County Senator Milton Teahjay to collecting US$20,000 from Cllr. Ndubusi Nwabudike to be confirmed as Chairman of the National Elections Commission by the Liberian Senate.

Lakpazee – As the people of District # 9 mourn the loss of lawmaker Munah Pelham, some residents of the constituency have begun expressing disappointed in the Ministry of Public Works for ignoring the rehabilitation of the main road.

Monrovia – Liberia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Gbarzongar Milton Findley has for the first time publicly spoken about the passport issue involving the country’s embattled Representative to the International Maritime Organization (IMO), Isaac Jackson.

MONROVIA – Mekki’s Pure Mineral Water, a processed and sachet drinking water is produced under filthy conditions and an unpleasant environment, FrontPageAfrica has discovered.

MONROVIA – At least five persons have been confirmed dead due to flood that led the falling of a mighty fence that damaged over six houses in the Wisdom Community, 18th Street, Sinkor.

Gardnerville – A group of young people of the New Georgia Community in Gardnerville under the umbrella “Community Help Initiative” has embarked on several community engagements, developments, and food distribution in the area.

Monrovia – The political leader of the opposition Movement for Progressive Change (MPC), Simeon Freeman, has blasted the members of opposition community for being insincere to the people of Liberia.

MONROVIA – Bank documents obtained by FrontPageAfrica reveal several transactions that occurred on the GT Bank accounts of Mr. Charles Sirleaf, the former Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) took place under different signatures.