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Liberia: Opposition Dillon Declared Winner of Montserrado Senatorial Elections; Urey Leaps Ahead of Kamara in District 15. Race
Monrovia – The four opposition parties-backed candidate, Mr. Abraham Darius Dillon, representing – Unity Party, Liberty Party, Alternative National Congress and All Liberian Party...
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Liberia: Ruling CDC Blacklist Striking Fear as President Weah Suspends 2 Deputies at NBC
Monrovia - Number fourteen on a list of so-called “non-members” of the ruling Coalition for Democratic Change(CDC), some supporters of President George Manneh...
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Liberia: Rerun Likely in District No. 15 Legislative Race as Urey supporters Demand Results
Monrovia - Supporters of Telia Urey, a candidate on the ticket of the opposition collaborating parties for the House of Representatives in the...
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‘Battle Cry’ At Korkoyah’s Gate: Liberia’s Election Chief Reveals Threat to Burn His Home
Monrovia – As Liberians await the results of the contentious District No. 15 Montserrado County Legislative race, the head of the National Elections Commission,...
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Liberia: Boima JV Boima May Be Suspended “Indefinitely”
Monrovia – Very impeccable sources in the corridors of President George Manneh Weah’s Office, have just confided in FrontPageAfrica that Mr. Boima J. V....
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Liberia: Tension Escalates at Nat’l Bureau of Concessions as Police Quarantines Compound
Monrovia - It seems the hullabaloo that had been brewing at the National Bureau of Concession (NBC) over the last few weeks on Wednesday,...
Diaspora
Moroccan Police ‘Flog’ Protesting Students at Liberian Embassy
MOROCCO – Liberian students on government scholarship in Morocco who staged a peaceful protest at the Liberian Embassy there have been forcefully removed from...
Business
National Oil Company of Liberia Signs Multi-Year Data Management Partnership
Monrovia - The National Oil Company of Liberia (NOCAL) has signed a four year multi-year oil well Data management agreement with Core Laboratories Sales...
