Author: Rodney Sieh

Monrovia – The attention of the Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia says its attention has been drawn to numerous developments in Liberia, which have the propensity to undermine the integrity and accountability credentials of the Liberian Government.

Mr. Taylor, had reportedly been on the run after escaping with thousands of dollars in taxes paid into a statutory account at the United Bank for Africa. The account, according to information gathered by FrontPageAfrica serves as depository for the Liberia Revenue Authority, the Ministry of Finance and the TIA Gateway operations. Monrovia – Mr. Lee Taylor, an Enforcement Officer at the Liberia Revenue Authority has been arrested in Accra, Ghana in what investigators confirmed to FrontPageAfrica late Thursday is part of a major syndicate resulting in the theft of thousands of United States dollars in taxes paid into government…

The Diaspora leadership noted “While the Diaspora Leadership recognizes that free expression of views and assembly are cardinal to the democratic process, it is also aware that the use of confrontational languages in the public space have the potential of creating misunderstanding and a hostile environment.” WASHINGTON – The All Liberian Conference of Diaspora Leaders, representing the major Liberian regional umbrella organizations around the world has observed with grave concern the growing political tension in Liberia characterized by incendiary rhetoric and occasional threats of violence. The Diaspora leadership representing the Union of Liberian Associations in the Americas (ULAA); the European…

The students have vowed to mobilize more than 50,000 students and youth for June 7 Protest. “We will PROTEST to demand REAL CHANGE. Enough is enough – The people will be compelled to redefine their course on June 7 and move into history.” Monrovia – The Student Unification Party at Liberia’s premiere institution of learning, the University of Liberia has given its blessing to the upcoming protest against the George Weah-led government. Monrovia – The Student Unification Party at Liberia’s premiere institution of learning, the University of Liberia has given its blessing to the upcoming protest against the George Weah-led…

Monrovia – Ambassador Christine Elder, the United States Ambassador accredited to Liberia is urging President George Manneh Weah and his government to remain open to recommendations of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in order to pave the way for economic productivity and prosperity for Liberia.

Too many messengers disseminating government’s message have made Minister Lenn Eugene Nagbe and the Ministry of Information, Culture and Tourism job a bit challenging. A new Executive order issued by President George Manneh Weah hopes to change that. Monrovia – What a week it has been for the George Weah-led government.

Monrovia – Ambassador Christine Elder, the United States Ambassador accredited to Liberia is urging President George Manneh Weah and his government to remain open to recommendations of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in order to pave the way for economic productivity and prosperity for Liberia.

The inauguration of George Manneh Weah as President and the adoption of the “Country Giant” persona has prompted his followers to take cue in raining havoc on those the government have come to labeled as “enemies of the state”. Monrovia – David Kolleh took the high road Tuesday, even as some under his Facebook post sought to lure him into the usual war-of-words that has characterize his exchanges with critics of President George Manneh Weah.

Monrovia – Liberians will have to wait a few more days to catch a glimpse of the findings of a General Auditing Commission’s investigation into the expenditure of U.S. $25 million – intended to mop up excess liquidity from the Liberian market – will be fully complete by May 20, 2019.

JUDGEMENT DENIED: Ms. Ellen Cockrum had requested the court to declare that her human rights had been violated by the issuance of an indictment against her, which she claims, was baseless and unfounded, and that the Government had failed to have her tried. She also requested the court to enjoin the Government of Liberia from arresting her and that she be allowed to freely travel in and out of Liberia. ABUJA – The ECOWAS Court of justice on today ruled dismissing Ms. Ellen Cockrum’s suit filed against the Government of Liberia on September 22, 2016. The ECOWAS court ruled that…