Interview

Monrovia - FrontPageAfrica Exclusive Interview: Liberia’s Commerce Minister Axel Addy explores the prospects of Liberia’s Commerce and Industries sectors and what the future holds for the country’s economy.
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Charlotte, North Carolina - Growing up in war torn Liberia, Baimba Adams Manobah had a penchant for sneakers and he has now transformed that into a business. Baimba, as he is affectionately called, opened his online store Monday.
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Monrovia - When President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf tipped Gregory “Buster” Coleman as her new Inspector General of Police, not many had heard about the new crime czar.
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Washington – Cllr. Christiana Tah, the former Attorney General of the Republic of Liberia has declared that any government that allows its back to be placed over the barrel is in no position to enforce protections for the rights of…
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Monrovia - Since Liberia returned to peace, the World Bank has provided support to the country in several sectors including infrastructure, agriculture, health, education and others.
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Monrovia – What a week it has been for Zubin Cooper, the budding Liberian actor returned from the Cannes film Festival at the weekend where The Last Face, a film produced and directed by two-time Academy Award Winner Sean Penn made its…
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Monrovia – Augustine Ngafuan has never hidden his ambitions. Some say his unhidden desire for the highest office in the land is a slap in the face and in the views of many equivalents to biting the hands that has fed him over the past ten…
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“Anybody who is associated with Alex Cummings or a Cummings-led government has to understand that there has to be consequences for corruption. You know there are rogues everywhere in the world. At Coca Cola we have a code of business…
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Geneva - Last December, World Trade Organization (WTO) Ministers convening at the Tenth Ministerial Conference in Nairobi, formally approved Liberia’s WTO membership. What does it all mean for the future of trade in Liberia, a post-war…
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“This family is not wealthy, are we well off that we can support ourselves yes, we are educated, we are professional we have worked all of us we have made money and we have the ability to make money all of us. That is what we are trained by…
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