Author: FPA Staff Reporter

“This family is not wealthy. Are we well off that we can support ourselves, yes, we are educated, we are professional we have worked all of us we have made money and we have the ability to make money all of us. That is what we are trained by but to say money from this government, stolen money, I challenge it anywhere”.

Monrovia – President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf has taking aim at those pointing accusing fingers at her and her government over the recent brutal death of her long-time friend, Harry Greaves, declaring that God will expose the right people responsible for the tragic end to the life of the former Managing Director of the Liberia Petroleum Refining Company.

Monrovia – The ongoing debate on a proposed private, public partnership program for the basic primary education sector of Liberia continues with intriguing exchanges between Education Minister George K. Werner, the architect of the program and other actors in the education and human rights sectors.

Monrovia – The Swedish Government says it has concluded approximately US$158 million plan on a new development cooperation strategy with Liberia for five years, beginning 2016 to 2020.

Monrovia – The Monrovia City Court at the Temple of Justice has summoned an employee of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs assigned at the legal section over allegations of misapplication of entrusted property.

I am not writing this article as a spokesman for Vice President Joseph Boakai nor am I the spokesman or a member of the movement to elect Boakai. This article is in no way the official position of the Unity Party man for the 2017 presidential and legislative elections, neither is it an official position of the Unity Party; rather, I am writing this article principally for three reasons:  an informed Liberian who likes to put truth to where it belongs; debunking the weaknesses and or inconsistencies of Cllr. Brumskine’s argument; and the failure of  Vice President Boakai’s movement to…

Monrovia – Changing Liberia from a secular state to a Christian state continues to develop serious debate in every sector of the country especially among members of the two major religions, Christianity and Islam.

The Editor,Permit me to take a position on the ongoing debate to declare Liberia as a Christian State. Liberia should remain a Secular State. According to Article 14 of the Liberian Constitution “ All persons shall be entitled to freedom of thought, conscience and religion and no person shall be hindered in the enjoyment thereof except as may be required by law to protect public safety, order, health, or morals or the fundamental rights and freedoms of others.

Monrovia – European Union Ambassador to Liberia, Tiina Intelmann that said the EU is committed to working alongside Sweden in support of International Alert, Liberian National Law Enforcement Association and the Center for Justice and Peace Studies in launching the “Security Actions for Everybody” (SAFE Communities) project in Liberia.

Monrovia – What was, at the beginning, intended as a humanitarian gesture from Rev. Trevor Cockings of “His Church” in the UK, for survivors of the Ebola Virus Disease through the office of vice President Joseph Boakai, has become political with National Legislature Movement for the Election of Boakai (NALEMBO) using it to score political capital among staff at the Legislature.