Lennart Dodoo

Monrovia – Former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has frowned on how the reputation of Liberia has been drugged in the mud by the current administration through the manner in which it handled information about ‘missing containers’ full of…

Monrovia – Liberia’s Finance and Development Planning Minister Samuel D. Tweah has denied earlier reports of missing containers of Liberian dollar banknotes amounting to L$15 billion.

Monrovia - More than 20 organizations that did not show interest or rejected the establishment of a Liberian war crimes court have rescinded their decision, joining forces to call for an end to impunity in Liberia amid the current crisis…

Monrovia - The Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) has endorsed the operation of the Equity Assurance Limited, which has been rebrand as the SUNU Assurances, to operate general insurance businesses in the country.

Monrovia - Liberia FIFA badge referee Jerry Yekeh who was suspended by the Confederation of African Football(CAF)  for his alleged involvement in Ghanaian Journalist Anas Aremeyaw Anas shocking video of how match officials on the African…

Monrovia – The Liberian government has released names of 15 persons under investigation in connection with ‘missing’ containers and bags of money amounting to 16 billion Liberian dollars.

Monrovia – Opposition leader Alexander B. Cummings of the Alternative National Congress (ANC) says all Liberians should be very alarmed by the alleged disappearances of containers and bags of moneys amounting to L$16 billion from the…

Monrovia – The Ministry of Justice has accused the Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf regime of concealing information on the importation of containers and bags of Liberian dollars through the Freeport of Monrovia and the Roberts International Airport…

Monrovia – The Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons in Liberia has suspended all mason activities, including burials, over the action of Chief Cyril Allen, who is said to have distorted the peace and harmony of the Grand Lodge.

Monrovia - The “envelope from Beijing,” as dubbed by Finance Minister Samuel Tweah, has some goodies in it but a certain deal is now generating pockets of concerns about the future of Liberia’s natural resources.