Author: Gerald C Koinyeneh

Monrovia – Representative Richard Nagbe Koon, the self-declared Speaker of the House of Representatives, has rejected a landmark ruling by the Supreme Court that nullified his speakership and reinstated Representative J. Fonati Koffa as the legitimate Speaker of the House.

Monrovia – House Speaker J. Fonati Koffa has hinted at a possible exit from his role, following the Supreme Court’s landmark ruling nullifying the speakership claim of Representative Richard Nagbe Koon and declaring the actions of the so-called “Majority Bloc” as unconstitutional.

MONROVIA – All eyes are on the Temple of Justice today, as the Supreme Court of Liberia is expected to deliver a crucial ruling on the Bill of Information filed by embattled House Speaker J. Fonati Koffa. The ruling could bring clarity to a months-long leadership dispute within the House of Representatives that has paralyzed legislative operations and deepened political divisions.

Monrovia – As the nation awaits the much-anticipated ruling from the Supreme Court on Wednesday, FrontPage Africa has gathered from multiple sources close to ongoing negotiations that all eyes remain on the judiciary to bring an end to the months-long political standoff surrounding Speaker J. Fonati Koffa’s embattled leadership in the House of Representatives.

Monrovia – The Cable Consortium of Liberia (CCL) has announced a week-long disruption to internet services from April 23 to 28, 2025, sparking a wave of public concern and speculation due to the timing—coinciding with the highly anticipated Nimba County by-election.

VATICAN CITY – Pope Francis, the first Latin American leader of the Roman Catholic Church, has died at the age of 88, the Vatican announced on Monday. “This morning at 07:35 local time (05:35 GMT), the Bishop of Rome, Francis, returned to the home of the Father,” Cardinal Kevin Farrell said in a statement published on the Vatican’s official Telegram channel. His passing comes just a day after he appeared at St. Peter’s Square to deliver Easter greetings to thousands of worshippers. Pope Francis had recently been discharged from hospital following five weeks of treatment for an infection that developed…

Monrovia – Two of Liberia’s most prominent political figures have thrown their support behind Edith Gongloe‑Weh, the sole female candidate in the upcoming Nimba County senatorial by‑election.

Monrovia – Simpson Consultancy, LLC, a legal firm based on Camp Johnson Road, Monrovia, has rejected a summons issued by the Assets Recovery and Property Task Force (AREPT), calling on two of its clients—Madam Nora Finda Bundoo and Mr. Francis Tuain Blamo—to appear for a conference over alleged incriminating evidence.

MONROVIA – The Asset Recovery and Property Retrieval Taskforce (AREPT) has confirmed the authenticity of a letter addressed to Madam Nora Finda Bundoo, former Chief of Protocol to ex-President George Manneh Weah, which was recently leaked to the public. The Taskforce says the “premature and unauthorized” release of the document was an intentional move aimed at manipulating public opinion and fueling a false narrative of political witch-hunting.

MONROVIA – Former presidential candidate and human rights lawyer, Cllr. Tiawan Saye Gongloe, has accused Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung and other political actors of deliberately stoking tribal tensions in Nimba County ahead of the April 22 senatorial by-election, warning that such tactics threaten the county’s unity and Liberia’s fragile peace.