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Liberia: Rep. Larry Yanquoi Slams Prince Johnson Over Threatening Comments Against ANC Convention
Monrovia - Nimba County District # Representative says “no one is obligated” to ask Senator Prince Johnson’s permission in order to host an activity...
Editorial
Senator Prince Johnson, An Evil Incarnate Hiding Behind Good People in Nimba
On Wednesday, April 24, on the Renaissance Communications Truth FM nighttime radio talk show, Nimba County Senator Prince Y. Johnson was heard saying among...
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Liberia: Adolph Lawrence Funeral Disrupted; Body Forcefully Taken from Capitol
MONROVIA – The remains of the fallen lawmaker, Adolph Lawrence, (Mont. District 15, CDC) has barred from Capitol for the commencement of the state...
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Liberia: Sen. Prince Johnson Wants Cummings Seek Permission before Holding ANC’s Convention in Nimba County
MONROVIA – Alexander B. Cummings, leader of the Alternative National Congress (ANC) is planning a national convention in vote rich Nimba County on May...
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Liberia: Liberty Party Vows to Protect Dillon “Legally, Politically”
Monrovia - The opposition Liberty Party (LP) says it takes seriously and is aware of the political emotions and intolerance driving lawsuits against Mr....
Education
University of Liberia Hosts 23 African University Heads of in Monrovia
Monrovia – Twenty-three African universities’ heads are presently in the country holding meetings with Dr. Ophelia Inez Weeks, President of the University of Liberia...
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Rep. Matthew Zarzar, Speaker’s Office Provide Contradictory Statement over Alleged Corruption at House of Reps.
Monrovia - Rep. Matthew Zarzar (Sinoe County District #3), chairs the Special Committee set up by House Speaker Bhofal Chambers to investigate the payroll...
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Liberia: U.S. ‘Unhappiness’ with Pres. Weah Forces Government to Settle Scores with Rep. Kolubah; Condemn Threats from Ex-Rebels
MONROVIA – FrontPageAfrica has gathered that it took the intervention of the United States and a stern note to President George Manneh Weah, to...
