Editorial

LAST THURSDAY, the Liberia National Police made great strides in tracking down a cache of military-grade weapons loaded onto to container and shipped to Liberia. THE ARMS AND AMMUNITIONS, according to the Inspector General of Police,…
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THIS YEAR is a crucial year for every Liberian. While we may have our personal resolutions, if these resolutions do not align with our hopes and aspirations for Liberia, we as a country might find ourselves in a regrettable situation for…
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LOSING A CHILD is every parent’s nightmare and even if one has had the awful experience, you can never adequately feel the pain that another grieving parent is going through. THIS IS WHY we at FrontPageAfrica extend our deepest…
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THE LIBERIA BANK for Development and Investment finds itself in a rather precarious position, just days after its Chief Executive Officer/President Deo Z. Delaney was forced to step down over alleged inaccuracies in his education…
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COINCIDING WITH THE International Anti-Corruption Day last Friday, December 9th, the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC), announced sanctions on a diverse array of over 40 individuals and entities…
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LIBERIA IS NO DOUBT in need of infrastructural development, mainly roads, and the eagerness of the Liberian people to see good roads is so high. BEFORE PRESIDENT ELLEN JOHNSON-SIRLEAF left office, she had made some level of progress…
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THERE IS NO doubt that Liberia is facing numerous challenges ranging from non-payment of salaries for several agencies of government for about three months, increasing prices of major commodities including the country’s staple food,…
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SINCE THE END of the civil war in Liberia, the country has been struggling to restore basic services including the essential electricity with the entire country experiencing darkness, thereby impeding the growth of businesses. THE…
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U.S. AMBASSADOR Michael McCarthy knew exactly what he meant when he reminded financial institutions and individuals transacting business with past and current officials of government sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury Department. AMB.…
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Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch & International Federation of Human Rights Hail Kunti Kamara’s Conviction for Atrocities in Liberia THE CONVICTION OF A FORMER Liberian rebel commander for wartime atrocities in Liberia…
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