Lennart Dodoo

MONROVIA – The four major opposition political parties have announced the staging of a series of sustained protests beginning October 28, but the Council of Patriots (COP) – a movement which forms a formidable part of the opposition…

MONROVIA – The Collaborating Political Parties (CPP) says it would begin a series of protests beginning October 28 in reaction to the Supreme Court’s refusal to instruct the National Elections Commission to clean up the 2017 Voter…

MONROVIA – The Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA) says its attention has been drawn to what it termed as “illegal and arbitrary increase in cost of service (voice & data bundles) by both Mobile Network Operators (MNOs)…

MONROVIA – The Supreme Court, in the view of the Collaborating Political Parties (CPP), lacks courage, “grievously stricken by a lack of independence”, and is overwhelmed by external political considerations and maneuvers. The CPP’s…

Police Spokesman Moses Carter told FrontPageAfrica Mr. Fanbutu lost control of his steering wheel on Sunday evening, hit a pedestrian who is currently receiving medical attention at local clinic in the 72nd area and ran into a building…

The Church stated that Mrs. Lama took with her in society and all of her workplaces "the fear of God, integrity, great values and so many great principles to effect positive changes" MONROVIA – The Pentecost Church of Liberia has…

Dr. Ellen MacKenzie, Ambulai Johnson, Tolbert Nyenswah, Dr. Dougbeh Nyan, Zoom Photo- ABJ BALTIMORE -– A smart Liberian student in the United States, Ambulai Jorkey Johnson, has received a scholarship from the Johns Hopkins University…

Cllr. Charles Gibson was first nominated to serve as Justice Minister in February 2018, but the President withdrew his nomination after several investigative reports by FrontPageAfrica bordering on his involvement with corruption.  In…

Monrovia – The Executive Governor of the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL), Hon. J. Aloysius Tarlue, Jr., has said that unless additional Liberian dollar banknotes are printed, the country will continue to experience a rapid increase in…

In Liberia, a leading cause of death among epilepsy patients is drowning caused by uncontrolled seizures while bathing or drawing water from a river. Others may suffer from inadequate care by their family members in times of increased…