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Liberia: Protesting University Students Snub former Pres. Sirleaf
MONROVIA – Students of the University of Liberia, specifically members of the campus-based political group – the Student Unification Party (SUP) – are resolved...
Diaspora
Parents of Students in Morocco Express Frustration over ‘Abandonment’ by Liberian Government
MONROVIA – Parents of Liberian scholarship students in Morocco are concerned about the well-being of the children and relatives amid the failure of the...
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Liberia: Election Steering Committee Wants Govt Provide Remaining US$1m For Montserrado County By-election
MONROVIA – The Election Coordinating Committee (ECC) in collaboration with NAYMOTE and the Institute for Research and Democratic Development (IREDD) have called on the...
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Pres. Weah Blasts Critics for Shunning Foreign Nationals; Dedicates Indian Steel Plant
Monrovia - President George Weah has criticized Liberian Economist Samuel P. Jackson for condemning his government in a communication, over the economic challenges being...
Economy
African Development Bank President Adesina Visits Liberia on Pres. Weah’s Invitation
Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire – The President of the African Development Bank Group Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, will visit Liberia from 24-26 July 2019, at the...
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Biometric Liberian Passports Contract Undermined? Ghana Firm Accuses Australian Company
Accra, Ghana – Further investigation by FrontPageAfrica has found that Buck Press Limited, the Ghanaian company under contract to produce biometric passports for Liberia...
Economy
Millennium Challenge Compact Closing Gradually, Would Liberia Seal An Extension?
Monrovia - Retaining the Millennium Challenge Compact for a second five years has always remained a daunting task for the George Weah-led government and...
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Liberia: Elections Commission Wants Remaining US$1m for Montserrado By-election Disbursed by July 29
Monrovia – The National Elections Commission (NEC) has called on the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning to ensure that the remaining US$1 million...