UL Alumni Association To Launch US$2 Million Fund Drive
Monrovia — As the University of Liberia grapples with financial difficulties, an important stakeholder of the institution, the Alumni Association of the…
FPA Staff Reporter
Women Behind Wheels Gets Support Pledge From Liberia’s President
Monrovia – President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has assured Women Behind Wheels (WBW) of government’s continued support to help empower less fortunate and…
‘We Will Pass Firearms Act’ – Rep. Koiwood Tells LiNCSA
Monrovia – The Chairman of the House Committee on National Security, Hon. Alfred Koiwod, has said that he would do everything to…
Letters & Comments
John F. Kennedy Medical Hospital – A Cemetery For Indigents
The Editor, Defenseless under the shade of desertion and evil mindedness, indigents suffocate at the whip of the nation’s oldest referral hospital.
Appointment Violation? Red Flag Over Nominee to Auditing Commission
Monrovia – On Friday, April 15, 2016, President Ellen John-Sirleaf announced the appointment of several Government Officials including Mr. Adam Sheriff as…
Politics
‘Liberia Does Not Have to Elect Senators Directly’, Clergyman Says
Brewerville, Montserrado County – The Bishop of the Apostolic Pentecostal Church is proposing radical reforms in the political system of the country…
Unity Party Government – A Rogue Regime
No administration in the history of Liberia has received so much support from the international community and goodwill from its citizens than…
Former BBC Journalist Blunt Tours Philanthropic Work in Liberia
Monrovia – Elizabeth Margaret Blunt, is a household name to Many Liberians, most especially during the early years of Liberia’s civil unrest…
WFP Hands Over Logistical Unit to Liberia Airport Authority
Monrovia – The World Food Programme (WFP) in Liberia, as part of its efforts to continue supporting government’s logistics capacity, will on…
MOU With Bridge International Academies Hinders Right To Education
The Ministry of Education (MoE) recently announced a public private partnership (PPP) affecting 120 elementary public schools in Liberia. Fifty schools have…