Gerald C Koinyeneh
Gerald C. Koinyeneh is a Liberian journalist and the Head of Newsroom at FrontPage Africa. He is former New Narratives fellow, and contributed to groundbreaking environmental stories for The Daylight while serving as a senior reporter at FPA.
News
Liberia: Government, LSEZA Discuss Investment and Job Creation Agenda
Monrovia - The government is seeking closer collaboration with the Liberia Special Economic Zones Authority (LSEZA) as it continues efforts to attract investment, promote...
Agric Matters
Liberia: Agriculture Ministry Disputes Its Budget Line as Cattle Deaths Mount
Monrovia – Grand Kru County has not had a working cattle herd in a generation. Its old county ranch is mostly memory now —...
Education
Liberia: How a Failed Harvest Locked an Entire Generation Out of School in Bong County
Kpolokplah Public School relied entirely on volunteer teachers since the government never assigned staff, leaving the PTA to fund salaries through farming and charcoal...
Legal Issues
Liberia: CDC Prepares to Take Cybercrime Law Fight to Supreme Court After Wrato Release
Monrovia-The release of political commentator Jerry Nyantee Wrato from police custody has opened a new and potentially consequential legal battle over Liberia’s recently enacted...
News
Liberia: Chinese Nationals “Brutalize” Liberian Employee as Victim Alarms Over Selective Justice, Illegal Dismissal
MONROVIA - The Ministry of Labour has launched a probe into reports of an alleged assault on a Liberian worker by two Chinese nationals...
Business
Liberian Contractors Urge Boakai to Expand Access to Public Works
PAYNESVILLE— The Association of Liberian Construction Contractors is calling on President Joseph Nyuma Boakai to intervene in what it describes as the growing exclusion...
News
Liberia: Boakai Launches Third Women, Peace and Security Plan, Pledges Greater Role for Women in Peacebuilding
New York, USA — President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has launched Liberia’s Third National Action Plan on Women, Peace and Security (NAP III), reaffirming his...
Legal Issues
Liberia: Court-Ordered Eviction Forces More Than Me Students Out of Class Amid Heavy Rain
MONROVIA — Rain and tears marked a chaotic morning at More Than Me Academy on Tuesday as a court-ordered eviction forced hundreds of students...
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