Business
Twist of Once Promising Fortune: Liberia – A Lull in Oil Boom
Monrovia – When Canadian Overseas Petroleum Limited announced last week that it had signed definitive agreements with UK investors for an £800,000…
FPA Staff Reporter
Letters & Comments
Nightfall in Monrovia and its Environs
The Editor, Any right thinking person or analytical reader that peruses the poem – “Nightfall in Soweto depicting insecurity, fear, and violence…
Politics
Liberian Lawmakers Approves Printing of New Fifty Million Bank Notes
Monrovia – The Liberian currency, the Liberian dollar, has significantly depreciated in terms of value on the exchange market, trading as low…
Golden Veroleum Dedicates Mini Oil Palm Mill in Sinoe County
Monrovia – It was a joyous and colorful day for citizens of Tarjuowon and Sinoe as one of Liberia’s biggest private sector…
Business
New Road Construction Halts Business Activities At Redlight
Paynesville – A petit trader Marie Kollie woke up early Thursday morning hoping to begin her normal hustle, but she was astonished…
Business
Unanimous WTO Vote: Liberian Senate Ratifies Accession Protocol
Monrovia – The Liberian Senate has passed into law an Act to Ratify the Protocol on the Accession to the World Trade…
Diaspora
Liberian Educators Highlight Teachers ICT Training at UNESCO Meeting
Paris, France – Two Liberian educators, Assistant Education Minister for Teachers Education Advertus Wright and the Head of the UNESCO Liberia Office,…
Protecting Children – Justice Ministry Guards Police on Children Rights
Monrovia – The protection of the rights of many children remains a crucial challenge in homes, communities as well as for law…
Politics
Liberia – Uncle Sam ‘War Crimes’ Play: Recent Arrests Raise New Question
Monrovia – When U.S. Homeland Security officials picked up Mohamed Jabbateh, 49, last week in Philadelphia on immigration-related charges, it marked a…
Ebola Recovery Package: Female Survivors, Orphans Benefit Items
Monrovia – The deadly Ebola virus outbreak in Liberia is now under control but the aftermath of the virus remains glaring as…