Author: Gerald C. Koinyeneh

Clan Chief John Bunday points to a mass grave of victims of the Gbarma massacre Gerald C. Koinyeneh/FrontPage Africa GBARMA, Gbarpolu County – When news broke that Jankuba Fofana had been arrested by British police as part of an investigation into war crimes one might have expected celebration here in Gbarma.

PAYNESVILLE – The government of Liberia has begun administering the Johnson & Johnson vaccines recently donated by the United States Government to people age 18 years and above, and for those who have not taken any COVID-19 vaccines.

Monrovia – A man believed to be in his early 50s has been subjected to ‘Sassywood’ in Sinoe County after he was accused of witchcraft.

Miatta Gray says LURD killed 15 members of her family -Gerald C. Koinyeneh, FrontPage Africa GBARMA, Gbarpolu County – Miatta Gray wept as she recalled the day, nearly 20 years ago, that rebels with the absurdly named “Liberians United for Reconciliation and Democracy” (LURD) upended her life. Mrs. Gray said the rebels arrived here with a friendly request that everyone assemble in the town square for a meeting. Then the killing started.

MONROVIA-ALL OF a sudden, every Liberian government official is on bended knees—like the Prophets of Baal in the Holy Bible—praying for Joseph Fahnbulleh – the lone Liberian Olympian left in the ongoing Tokyo Olympics – to win the finale of the sprint 200m category today.

MONROVIA – The Graduate School of Environmental Science and Climate Change at the University of Liberia in Collaboration with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have ended a day long beach cleaning up exercise in the PHP Community in Central Monrovia.

Between 2014 and the 31st day of July, 2021, Mr. Fred B. Jackson (age 69 in year 2021) had been continually moving on his knees (with his both hands on the ground), or conveyed through the hands of his younger family members whenever he wanted to visit the toilet house or to bathe. He had also endured excruciating pains in his body—through his knees and palms— from the piercing of gravels, stones, and various sharp objects anytime he was “crawling” in the gravel-dotted compound of where he lives now or at another place far away from home.

CAPITOL HILL, MONROVIA — Police spent the entire day on Tuesday containing a large group of angry protesters that trooped to its headquarters in demand of justice against ‘police brutalities’ which they claimed left a truck conductor dead in Gardrnesville, a suburb of Monrovia.

The president of the Liberian Bank for Development and Investment (LBDI), John B. S. Davies, III, on Thursday, July 29, turned over the mantle of leadership to Thierno Seydou Nourou Sy, Chief Executive Officer of the National Bank for Economic Development (BNDE) as the new President of the West Africa Bankers Association (WABA).  Mr. Nourou Sy is also the president of the Senegal Bankers Association.

SALALA, BONG COUNTY- ‘Women For Positive Actions (WOPA)’, a local NGO advocating for the protection of women and children’s rights has distributed several items including footwear and anti-COVID-19 materials to children In Salala, Bong County.