“Most Corrupt” – Rev. Gardea Johnson Describes Liberia’s Legislature
Monrovia – The Founder and General Overseer of the Restoration Baptist Ministries, Reverend Joseph Gardea Johnson has described the Legislature as the…
Corruption
Latest Audit Reports Show Payroll Fraud as Loop Hole For Corruption
Monrovia – Getting rid of ghost names on government’s payroll appears to be a mounting challenge, despite the introduction of the biometric…
Liberia: Fighting Corruption War Without Weapons or Ammunitions
On January 16, 2006, when Ellen Johnson Sirleaf became President of Liberia, she raised the hopes of many Liberians of a new…
Corruption and Reconciliation: Recognizing Challenge Does Not Mean Failure
When, in her annual message to the people through the legislature on January 23, 2017 President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf said that her…
Politics
Former House Speaker Alex Tyler, A Poster Child of Corruption in Liberia?
Monrovia – “Forget the politicians. The politicians are put there to give you the idea you have freedom of choice. You don’t.…
Diaspora
‘Don’t Blame Pres.Sirleaf’ – US-based Liberian Educator on Corruption
The views of Liberians back home on alleged acts of corruption in the Sirleaf-led government has received a different perspective from one…
Politics
Liberians Celebrate Corrupt Officials – Anti-Corruption Agency Laments
Monrovia – After losing several corruption cases in Liberia, the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) Chairman, Cllr. James Verdier, has accused Liberians of…
Stop Corruption – More Taxes Not The Way To Get More Revenue – TNT
Monrovia – Dr. Togba-Nah Tipoteh, Liberia’s internationally renowned Professor of Economics, has said emphatically that the best way to get adequate revenues…
Editorial
Corruption Eclipsed: Conspicuous Silence of Senator Weah Raising Concerns
THE ELLEN JOHNSON-SIRLEAF led government has been under scrutiny since it came to office in January 2006.
Politics
Liberia’s President Johnson-Sirleaf Admits Being Overweighed By Corruption
Monrovia – PresidentEllen Johnson Sirleaf has openly admitted that corruption and reconciliation have remained major challenges her government is yet to unravel.