Author: Lennart Dodoo

Philadelphia, USA – U.S. government lawyers prosecuting alleged former ULIMO rebel Mohammed Jabbateh pressed their case Thursday to paint the defendant as a liar who misled US immigration officers when he applied for asylum.

Monrovia – President Sirleaf has urged Liberians not to lose track of all safety measures in the conduct of their lives. She called on Liberians to observer the right safety measures at all times and celebrate the construction of the building.

Monrovia – The European Union Election Observation Mission (EU EOM) to Liberia has deployed 34 short-term observers (STOs) together with additional 12 observers from diplomatic representations of EU member states in Liberia.

Monrovia – With just a to Liberia’s 2017 election, the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection and UN Women express deep concerns over reports of violence against women in these elections and urges all to take actions to ensure that everyone, especially women and girls are free to exercise their political right.

Monrovia – Of the top five candidates for Tuesday’s presidential poll not one has responded to a request by FrontPage Africa to release his medical records.

Totota, Bong County – October 10, 2017 presidential and legislative elections in Liberia will most likely not be business as usual for country’s political elite and the electorate.

Monrovia – One time head of Liberia’s elections commission and former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, Cllr. Frances Johnson-Allison, says if Liberia would reconcile and forge ahead in development, then Liberians ought to vote for Vice President Joseph Boakai as President.

France – Senator George Weah, political leader of the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC), paid a courtesy visit on leaders of the European Union Parliament.

RIA, Margibi County – Ballot papers for the October 10 elections have arrived in the country via the Roberts International Airport (RIA). 

Delaware, U.S.A. – President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Africa’s first elected female head of state and a Nobel Peace Prize recipient, will soon mark her country’s first peaceful, democratic handover of a head of state to a successor since 1944.