Politics
Human Rights Activist Samuel Kofi Woods Says Liberia Broke
Monrovia – Liberia currently facing economic slump and President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has predicted that there are even more difficult times ahead…
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Editorial
Another Year, Same Damning Report: US State Dept. Report Requires Serious Attention
THE LIBERIA NATIONAL POLICE are once again on the front burner for all the wrong reasons. The U.S. State Department in its…
Politics
President Sirleaf Inspects Projects in Montserrado, Margibi Counties
Monrovia – President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf on Thursday, April 14, 2016 inspected several infrastructure projects – mainly roads in Montserrado and Margibi…
Politics
U.S. Chides Liberia Over Corruption, Violence Against Women
Washington – The U.S. Department of State has slammed Liberia over various human rights abuses including corruption, deficiencies in governance and violence…
Politics
Liberian Senate To Probe Several Concession Agreements
Monrovia – The Liberian Senate on Thursday, April 14, 2016 mandated its committees on Judiciary, Concession and Investment to investigate concession agreements…
Politics
President Sirleaf Makes Additional Appointments in Government
Monrovia – President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has made additional appointments in government affecting the Ministries of Finance and Development Planning, Foreign Affairs,…
Politics
Gov’t Shake Up Looms: Kollie to Maritime; Kamara to Finance; Weeks to CBL?
Monrovia – Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf appears to be on the verge of making what some administration officials told FrontPageAfrica Thursday, some…
Politics
Liberian Senate Passes Controversial Land Authority Act
Monrovia – The Liberian Senate unanimously voted on Tuesday, April 12, 2026 to approve, with significant modification, the controversial proposed Liberia Land…
Politics
Untold Success Stories – Liberian Government Reacts To Critics Assessment
Monrovia – The Government of President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has come under serious criticism with Liberians expressing mixed views as to what…
‘Teacher Testing Not Witch Hunting’- Assistant Minister Calms Fears
Monrovia – Turning the messy educational system to a more appreciated level seems to require a more robust and practical action.