Author: FPA Staff Reporter

Monrovia – In the wake of alarming reports of several pre-trial detainees held at the Monrovia Central Prison and other prison facilities across Liberia, Chief Justice Francis Korkpor has warned magistrates to avoid illegal detentions.

Monrovia – Quiwnseuh Sanga is no ordinary kid by any measure. At 4, she’s already dazzling those who come across her with her reading skills, enunciating words which are clearly beyond most adults and her age mates.

Monrovia – Not only did Liberia and Cameroon establish their Unification Day in the same month, Liberia has been a long time partner with her Central African bother since its independence in 1960, says Cameroon Ambassador to Liberia, Augustine Gamg.

Abuja – Liberian legislators representing the country at the level of the ECOWAS Parliament have outlined the high level of progress being scored back home through a Country Report they presented to their sub regional colleagues.

Monrovia – Foreign Minister Marjon V. Kamara is urging newly commissioned Foreign Service Officers to serve at their respective missions with unwavering commitment, integrity, honesty and dignity.

Even if we try to sugar-coat it, the truth is, President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf’s administration is a failure. No doubt about that. So is the entire ruling Unity Party’s government and all those who served and are serving in the current Liberian administration.

A Reflection and Response to the Deep Fragility of Our Nation Liberia Since April 27, 2015, when a group of well-meaning Liberian professionals, delegation and other individuals from around the world, including a small Liberian Government delegation, met in Washington DC, just ten minutes from the historic Davis Hotel, under the banner of The ALL Liberian Diaspora Conference, where the conception of Liberia as a future colony was conceived by twenty seven powerful Caucasian American men on December 21, 1816, we think it is prudent to share our thoughts on Liberia in wake of the current state of affairs—necessitated by…

Like many Liberians, I am fed up with the status quo and I have developed the passion to overthrow it, not through revolutionary arm struggle but rather at the ballot box comes 2017. For more than ten years, this status quo has governed on a political and economic platform that has failed to improve the material welfare of our people.

The Editor,Hours ago, you suggested that those accused by the GW report “should give GW the benefit of the doubt”. Global Witness should also give the people/public the benefit of the doubt By providing evidences and not mere allegations! Others, went on to wrongly believe that Cllr. Varney Sherman, is wrong and is “putting himself above the laws” By adhering to jurisprudential standards which we have quoted and articulated infra.

The Editor,President Sirleaf’s unrestricted powers and interference in her country’s judiciary system makes it difficult for law enforcement and the courts to carry out their duties in a neutral and independent way. And that is because Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf is an imperial President. She is the juror, the prosecutor and the defense attorney in all corruption cases.