The Case For Privatization
I believe the first time Liberians pay keen attention to the “word” was many years ago, when a Presidential candidate mispronounced it…
FPA Staff Reporter
Liberia FA Consoles Nigeria Over Deaths of Keshi and Shaibu
Monrovia – The Liberia Football Association (LFA) says it has been left distraught by the close deaths of two successful Nigerian coaches,…
Troubling Libel Laws: Gongloe Fights Against Prosecution
Monrovia – Human Rights lawyer Cllr. Tiawan Gongloe has frowned on the continuous prosecution of Liberians on criminal libel and sedition charges.…
Letters & Comments
Chicken Has Come Home to Roost For Sherman, Tolbert
The Editor, What goes around comes around. When did Alex Tyler, Varney Sherman, Richard Tolbert and the rest know the system was…
Government School Students Thrown Out For Rent Payment
Monrovia – Students of the J.W. Pearson Elementary School Monday stormed the streets in protest calling on government attention to intervene in…
Politics
Ceasing Illegal Land Ownership: Traditional Chiefs Against Forceful Takeover
Monrovia – Traditional chiefs and elders in Liberia have raised serious concern over forceful ownership of lands by some stakeholders in government,…
Business
Liberian Legislature Concludes Ratification of WTO Protocol
Monrovia – The House of Representatives which has been under immense pressure to concur with the Senate to ratify the protocol for…
National Port Authority Commences 2.4 Mile Internal Road Pavement
Monrovia – The management of the National Port Authority has announced the commencement of the construction of over 2.4 miles of road…
President Sirleaf Declares June 16 ‘Day of the African Child’
Monrovia – President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has declared Thursday, June 16, as “The Day of The African Child” to be observed throughout…
PPCC Strengthens Procurement Practitioners to Enhance Efficiency
Monrovia – The Public Procurement and Concessions Commission(PPCC) with support from the UNDP’s Strengthening National Capacities for Development (C4DE) Program has commenced…