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MONROVIA – The weekend was rocked by two ‘fake’ disturbing videos alleged to have been sponsored by proponents of the Alternative National Congress on one hand and the government on the other hand. First was a video circulating the…

MONROVIA – The Ministry of Justice has condemned a fake news video circulating social media that attempts to expose a ‘plot’ by Pres. Weah to rig the 2023 elections.

Monrovia – The deplorable state of Roberts International Airport’s safety measures is embarrassingly costing the country a great deal including a sanction from the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) and the cancellation…

MONROVIA – Mr. George Patten, Liberia’s Ambassador to the United States has been recalled. President George Weah has subsequently appointed Mr. Jeff Gongoer Dowana as Liberia’s Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary to the United…

Monrovia – FrontPageAfrica has been informed that SN Brussels, the only western airline flying into Europe with connections to the United States of America may be forced to suspend its services over a malfunctioning navigation system…

MONROVIA – The revelation that the U.S. Embassy did not request a specimen of the 2023 Voter ID Card is raising eyebrows in some quarters, especially in the wake of the Elections Commission confirming that it received the extended…

EDITOR'S NOTE: FrontPageAfrica observed that Ekemp took down all the logos of its 'clients' from its website upon the publication of its early edition of print edition cover on its social media handles. However, FrontPageAfrica has…

MONROVIA – The Unity Party standard bearer, Joseph Boakai, has distanced himself from the speculations that he is preferring Senator Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence as his running mate.

MONROVIA – Liberia’s decision to sign a joint statement condemning China’s human rights record in the United Nations Human Rights Council has been justified by the recent damning human rights report released by the Office of the High…

MONROVIA – Speaking in an unusually soft tone with a fallen face, the suspended Minister of State, Nathaniel McGill, says the U.S. Treasury Department may have gathered information on the “wrong McGill.”