Editorial

Monrovia – In an attempt to prove his ability to afford a first-class ticket on an Emirates Airbus, Finance and Development Planning Minister Samuel D. Tweah, fibbed on the annual salary he earned while working for the African Development…
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GABRIEL NYENKAN SPENDS most of his mornings and afternoons monitoring daily talk shows and responding to perceived critics of the George Weah-led government.
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WELCOME BACK home Mr. President, from your trip, which took you and your delegation to China to attend the Forum on China-Africa Corporation (FOCAC). In case, you have not been properly briefed, Mr. President, the Internet or social…
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LIKE JOSHUA MILTON BLAHYI aka “General Butt Naked”, Prince Y. Johnson has acknowledged multiple killings during Liberia’s bloody civil war and there are many images and videos to show. But while Blahyi has repented over a lot of his…
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THERE’S NO EASIER OR SOFTER WAY TO PUT THIS. So, we will lay it the only way we know how: The presidential campaign season is over and President George Manneh Weah must realize that the future of Liberia and his own political life is at…
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MADAM PISO SAYDEE TARR, the Minister of Gender in the CDC-led government, told FrontPageAfrica shortly after her appointment that she would strive to ensure the sexual and gender based-violence unit of the ministry points out faults in…
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IT IS BECOMING GLARINGLY clear that narcissism has crept into the nation’s Presidency. And, this is coming at the detriment of the entire nation, including its population, who often line the streets to hail the…
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IT IS BECOMING  a recurring theme in Liberia that whenever things begin to go wrong, Liberians tend to lay the blame on those around the leader.
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AS THE WEEKS DREW closer for Associate Justice Philip A.Z. Banks, III, to be retired from the Bench of the Supreme Court of Liberia, news of the person who would have been nominated to replace this venerable Judge, began to filter in.…
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GHANAIAN PRESIDENT NANA AKUFO-ADDO, in an unprecedented move this week announced the dismissal of his energy minister, Boakye Agyarko due to proposals for a renegotiation of a $510 million private power deal with Africa Middle East…
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