Sebastian Muah

Monrovia – Just when the media was about to pounce on yet another leaked corruption audit, Liberian President Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf hastily organized an address to the nation last Thursday, regarding what she described as preliminary…
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Monrovia – Former Libtelco Managing Director, Sebastian Muah who also served as Deputy Minister for Budget again finds himself entangled in another suspected financial malpractice.
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Monrovia – The mystique of Sebastian Muah’s investment in Central African Republic (CAR) continues to take new twists and turns as there appears to be a massive cover up by operatives of Muah at the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission…
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Mr. Minister, If you have read any of ours-whether facts, or opinions, you will agree that we rather climb the pepper tree than move around it.
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Monrovia – Clinging on a twig to stop drowning, embattled Managing Director of the Liberia Telecommunication Corporation (LIBTELCO), Sebastian Muah, who was recently exposed by FrontPageAfrica for his alleged investment of over US$200,000…
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Dear Readers, A few months ago, I stumbled upon information that Mr. Sebastian Muah, the embattled head of the Liberia Telecommunications Corporation (LIBTELCO) had acquired shares in a Casino located in the Ledger Plaza in Bangui, the…
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Monrovia - On Friday, January 6, 2016, FrontPageAfrica submitted additional documents to the Ministry of Justice in Liberia as it prevailed on the Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf-led government to thoroughly investigate the embattled head of the…
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Monrovia - A frantic scramble to cover-up after fear of exposure over a reported US$2 million investment in a casino in the Central African Republic by a senior official in the Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf-led government.
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Dear Readers, OVER THE PAST three months, FrontPageAfrica has been undertaking a major investigative story regarding the alleged investment in a multimillion dollar casino in Bangui, the Central African Republic by Mr. Sebastian Muah, the…
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