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Yekeh Kolubah Declares Presidential Ambition, Vows to Fight for Suffering Liberians
MONROVIA — Expelled Montserrado County District #10 Representative Yekehzie Kolubah has declared his intention to contest the presidency of Liberia, saying he wants to give suffering Liberians the opportunity to stand up for their rights and demand a fair share of the country’s resources. By Edwin G.
Liberia Moves to Improve Coastal Transportation with New Multi-Purpose Ferry
“Liberia must begin to fully utilize the enormous economic potential of our coastline and maritime resources,” Lighe said. According to the Commissioner, the ferry project is about more than buying a vessel MONROVIA — The Government of Liberia is planning to introduce a modern ferry that could change the way people, vehicles and goods move along the country’s coastline.
Liberia: LDEA OIC Denies Receiving Toyota Pickup From Man Charged in $317M Cocaine Case, Welcomes Independent Probe
Monrovia – The Officer-in-Charge of the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA), Deputy Commissioner of Police Fitzgerald T. M. Biago, has strongly rejected allegations linking him to individuals accused in Liberia’s multimillion-dollar cocaine trafficking investigation, insisting that he has never accepted gifts, favors or benefits in exchange for compromising his official duties. By Edwin G. Genoway Jr. Biago’s denial follows allegations by political activist Martin K. N.
Liberia: More Than 15 People Left Homeless as Devastating Fire Destroys Homes in Matadi
MATADI, Airfield – Tears, smoke, and heartbreak filled the air in the Matadi Community on Airfield after a devastating fire destroyed two apartment buildings, leaving more than 15 people homeless and wiping out everything many families had worked for over the years. By Edwin G. Genoway, Jr, edwin.genoway@frontpageafricaonline.com The fire broke out on Monday, July 20 sending thick black smoke into the sky as frightened residents ran for safety.
Liberia: Simeon Freeman Calls President Boakai a 'Drug Peddler,' Demands Answers On U.S.$19.21 Million Drug Case
Monrovia — The political leader of the Movement for Progressive Change (MPC), Simeon Freeman, has sharply criticized President Joseph Nyuma Boakai over the government's handling of the ongoing US$19.21 million drug case, publicly accusing the President of failing to ensure accountability in one of Liberia's most high-profile narcotics investigations.
Liberia: Simeon Freeman Calls President Boakai a ‘Drug Peddler,’ Demands Answers on US$19.21 Million Drug Case
Monrovia – The political leader of the Movement for Progressive Change (MPC), Simeon Freeman, has sharply criticized President Joseph Nyuma Boakai over the government’s handling of the ongoing US$19.21 million drug case, publicly accusing the President of failing to ensure accountability in one of Liberia’s most high-profile narcotics investigations. By Edwin G.
Liberia: Financial Intelligence Agency Launches Strategic Plan for 2026-2031
Monrovia — The Government of Liberia and key partners have launched a new five-year strategic plan for the Financial Intelligence Agency (FIA), aimed at strengthening the country's fight against money laundering, corruption, terrorist financing, and other financial crimes. The launch program was held at the FIA headquarters in Sinkor on June 30, 2026, with Alaric K. Tokpah serving as keynote speaker.
Liberia: Financial Intelligence Agency launches strategic Plan for 2026-2031
MONROVIA – The Government of Liberia and key partners have launched a new five-year strategic plan for the Financial Intelligence Agency (FIA), aimed at strengthening the country’s fight against money laundering, corruption, terrorist financing, and other financial crimes. By Edwin G. Genoway, Jr, edwin.genoway@frontpageafricaonline.com The launch program was held at the FIA headquarters in Sinkor on June 30, 2026, with Alaric K. Tokpah serving as keynote speaker.
MPC Political Leader Freeman Calls for Sanctions Against Boakai Administration Over Drug Probe
Freeman also expressed concern about what he described as inconsistencies in the government’s public communications regarding the case.
Liberia: CSA Announces Major Reforms, Decentralization Drive and Retirement Exercise
CSA Director-General, Dr. Josiah F. Joekai Jr. Monrovia – The Civil Service Agency (CSA) has announced a series of reforms aimed at improving public service delivery, employee welfare and decentralization across Liberia. By Edwin G. Genoway, Jr(231886458910)-edwin.genoway@frontpageafricaonline.com Speaking at a press conference in Monrovia on Wednesday, CSA Director-General, Dr. Josiah F.
Liberia: LLA, FIA Launch Nationwide Real Estate Awareness Campaign to Promote Transparency and Protect Property Owners
Monrovia – The Liberia Land Authority and the Financial Intelligence Agency have officially launched a nationwide awareness campaign aimed at educating the public and stakeholders about new standards and regulations in the real estate industry. By Edwin G. Genoway, Jr. – edwin.genoway@frontpageafricaonline.com The campaign seeks to make the buying, selling, leasing, and development of land and property more transparent, accountable and secure.
Liberia: First-Ever Student-Led Chemistry Symposium Held in Gbarnga Bong County
Gbarnga — History was made in Liberia as students, teachers, and education supporters gathered for the country's first-ever Student-Led Chemistry Symposium, organized by Adam Jarto Kallon, a local teacher in the county. The event brought together more than 750 students from different schools to demonstrate science experiments and practical Chemistry projects aimed at improving STEM education in Liberia.
Liberia: First-Ever Student-Led Chemistry Symposium Held in Gbarnga Bong County
According to Kallon, the symposium was created to encourage students to move beyond classroom theory and apply science to solving real-life problems GBARNGA — History was made in Liberia as students, teachers, and education supporters gathered for the country’s first-ever Student-Led Chemistry Symposium, organized by Adam Jarto Kallon, a local teacher in the county. By Edwin G.
Liberia: Simeon Freeman Brings Hope to GBU Students with Internet, Scholarships and Campus Support
Political Leader of the Movement for Progressive Change, Mr. Simeon Freeman Paynesberry, Grand Bassa County — Students at Grand Bassa University (GBU) now have new reasons to feel hopeful about their education, following a major visit by Simeon Freeman, Political Leader of the Movement for Progressive Change (MPC). By Edwin G. Genoway During his visit, Mr. Freeman introduced several plans designed to make learning easier and more comfortable for students.
Liberia: Landowners Cry Foul As Mining Expands - 'Our Land Is Under Siege' in Marshall Dispute
Monrovia — In Kporkpahkon Community, Marshall, Margibi County, what began as a simple complaint has now turned into a deepening crisis involving land rights, environmental concerns and growing questions about accountability.
Liberia: Landowners Cry Foul as Mining Expands: “Our Land Is Under Siege” In Marshall Dispute
MONROVIA – In Kporkpahkon Community, Marshall, Margibi County, what began as a simple complaint has now turned into a deepening crisis involving land rights, environmental concerns and growing questions about accountability. By Edwin G.
Liberia: Conflict-of-Interest Questions Raised Over Fire Service Official and Government Contracts
Monrovia — Serious questions are being raised about the role of Edwin Tisdell, a senior official at the Liberia National Fire Service, and a number of government printing and advertising contracts reportedly linked to a company he founded before joining government. Tisdell currently serves as Deputy Director for Operations at the Fire Service. Before taking up the government job, he founded the Champions Group of Companies, which includes the printing and advertising firm Champion Design.
Liberia: Conflict-of-Interest Questions Raised Over Fire Service Official and Government Contracts
MONROVIA – Serious questions are being raised about the role of Edwin Tisdell, a senior official at the Liberia National Fire Service, and a number of government printing and advertising contracts reportedly linked to a company he founded before joining government. By Edwin Genoway Tisdell currently serves as Deputy Director for Operations at the Fire Service.
Liberia: Road Crisis Talks: Liberia Moves to Fix Broken Procurement and Funding System
MONROVIA – The National Road Fund (NRF) has launched a three-day high-level forum aimed at addressing major challenges affecting road construction across the country, with stakeholders emphasizing the urgent need to improve procurement systems and access to financing. By Edwin G.
Liberia: LDEA Gives Update On Bo Waterside Drug Arrest
MONROVIA – The Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) has given a new update about a drug case involving several suspects who were arrested at the Bo Waterside Border in Grand Cape Mount County. By Edwin G. Genoway, Jr, edwin.genoway@frontpageafricaonline.com According to the LDEA, the arrests happened on February 19 during a routine security check at the Bo Waterside Point of Entry.
Liberia: Miamen Demands Jobs for Buu-Yao Youth After Massive Rescue Mission Support in 2023
MONROVIA – Former Representative candidate of Buu-Yao Electoral District 5 in Nimba County, Hon. Jessie K. Miamen, has issued a strong and direct call on the Rescue Mission government to provide jobs and opportunities for the sons and daughters of District 5, declaring that the people’s overwhelming electoral support must be rewarded with tangible development. By Edwin G.
Liberia: CSA Hands Over Key Verification Reports to Boost Accountability in Government
Monrovia — The Civil Service Agency (CSA) over the weekend presented Personnel and Credential Verification Reports to the Governance Commission (GC), the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME) and the Ministry of Transport (MOT). The ceremony marked a major move to ensure that government workers' records are accurate and that employees have the right qualifications for their jobs.
Liberia: GAC Flags Massive Audit Failures at Disaster Management Agency, Raising Corruption Concerns
NDMA Executive Director Mr. Ansu Dulleh Monrovia — A newly released audit follow-up report by Liberia’s General Auditing Commission (GAC) has raised serious red flags about governance, accountability, and potential corruption at the National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA) after the agency failed to implement nearly all recommendations from previous audits. By Edwin G.
LDEA Condemns Assault by Two Officers
The Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) has strongly condemned the actions of two of its officers, Solomon Gbondo and Faith Willie, who were seen assaulting a female suspect. By Edwin Genoway The LDEA said the officers’ behavior is completely unacceptable and goes against the agency’s rules, which clearly forbid violence, abuse, and inhumane treatment of anyone.
Liberia: LDEA Agent Alleges Physical Assault by Newly Appointed Officer in Charge During Official Trip
MONROVIA – A special agent of the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency, Myron Swen, has accused his immediate supervisor, Fitzgerald Biago, the newly appointed Officer in Charge of the LDEA, of physically assaulting him during an official trip to Nimba County, leaving him with a painful eye injury that, according to him, has not healed days after the incident. By Edwin G.
Liberia: NDMA Head, Staff Accused of Diverting Donor, Government Funds After ‘Skipping’ COP30 in Brazil
Monrovia – The Executive Director of the National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA), Mr. Ansu V. S. Dulleh Sr., and three senior staff members are accused of diverting donor and Government of Liberia funds after allegedly failing to attend the COP30 Climate Conference in Brazil, despite receiving sponsorship and Daily Subsistence Allowance (DSA) for the trip. By Edwin G.
Liberia: Wilmot Paye: ‘Mining and Energy Sectors Were Deeply Broken When I Took Office’
Monrovia – The Ministry of Mines and Energy held a major turning-over and induction ceremony in Monrovia over the weekend. By Edwin G. Genoway, Jr(231886458910)-edwin.genoway@frontpageafricaonline.com The program brought together the outgoing Minister, Wilmot J. M. Paye, the new Minister, R. Matenokay Tingban and the President of the Liberia Chamber of Mines and dignitaries including government officials.
Pres. Boakai Pledges Stronger Anti-Money Laundering Regime as Liberia Hosts 44th GIABA Plenary - FrontPageAfrica
FARMINGTON, Margibi County – President Joseph Nyuma Boakai on Thursday reaffirmed Liberia’s unwavering commitment to combating money laundering, terrorist financing, and other illicit financial activities as the country hosts the 44th Technical Plenary Meeting of the Inter-Governmental Action Group against Money Laundering in West Africa (GIABA). By Gerald C.
Liberia: House Ratifies US$60M IDA Credit For Liberia EXCEL Education Project, Forwards Instrument To Senate
Monrovia – The House of Representatives of the 55th Legislature of Liberia has unanimously voted to ratify a US$60 million International Development Association (IDA) credit to support the Liberia Excellence in Learning (EXCEL) Project. By Emmanuel Weedee-Conway This figure is expected to rise to US$88.7M with a grant of US$28.7M. The House took the decision Tuesday, November 20, 2025 during the 11th Day sitting of the 3rd quarter of the second quarter of the 55th Legislature.
Liberian-Owned Colony Hotel Shutdown Sparks Legal Controversy — Over 200 Workers Left Jobless Amid Claims of Bias Toward Foreign Interests - FrontPageAfrica
MONROVIA – Over 200 Liberian workers stood in tears outside the gates of the Colony Hotel this week, confused and jobless after the hotel was shut down by court officers. But behind this heartbreaking scene is a bigger story—one that many say reveals an unfair justice system that favors foreign interests over Liberian-owned businesses. By Edwin G.
Liberia: 'The Eviction Was Legal' - Says Stanton Gaye, the Man At the Center of the Catholic Junction Community Demolition
Monrovia — The man in the middle of the Catholic Junction Community Demolition Exercise has responded to allegations levied against him by community members. Stanton Gay says he understands that people are upset about the recent evictions in Oldest Congo Town, outside Monrovia, but he insists everything was done legally. Many families lost their homes when police and bulldozers came to the Catholic Community last Saturday. People said they were shocked and had no warning.
Liberia: ‘The Eviction Was Legal’- Says Stanton Gaye, the Man at the Center of the Catholic Junction Community Demolition
Monrovia – The man in the middle of the Catholic Junction Community Demolition Exercise has responded to allegations levied against him by community members. By Edwin G. Genoway, Jr (231886458910) -edwin.genoway@frontpageafricaonline.com Stanton Gay says he understands that people are upset about the recent evictions in Oldest Congo Town, outside Monrovia, but he insists everything was done legally.
Liberia: Congo Town Families Cry for Justice After Their Homes Are Destroyed
Oldest Congo Town, Monrovia – Families living in the Catholic Community of Oldest Congo Town are asking for help after their homes were torn down without warning. Many say they are now sleeping outside with no food, shelter, or place to go. By Edwin G. Genoway, Jr(231886458910)-edwin.genoway@frontpageafricaonline.com On Saturday, September 27, large bulldozers came into the community. They were guarded by armed police officers and court sheriffs. Within a few hours, several houses were destroyed.
Ministry Shuts Down Illegal Mining Operations in Sinoe and Montserrado Counties
Pokpaken, Jedepo District, Sinoe County – September 26, 2025 The Ministry of Mines and Energy has taken strong action against illegal mining in Liberia, shutting down a major illicit operation in Pokpaken, Jedepo District, Sinoe County, and stopping another illegal activity near the University of Liberia’s Fendell campus in Montserrado County. By Edwin G.
Liberia: Poor Leaders Cannot Care for the Poor” — Simeon Freeman Tells Chicken Soup Factory Residents - FrontPageAfrica
MONROVIA — The Political Leader of the Movement for Progressive Change (MPC)Simeon Freeman has shared strong opinions about Liberia’s leadership and the role voters play in shaping the country’s future. By Edwin G.
Liberia: Ex-President Weah’s 9th Street Residence Gutted by Fire
Monrovia – Former President George Weah’s residence on 9th Street, Sinkor, was Tuesday evening engulfed by fire, drawing a swift response from firefighters. By Edwin Genoway FrontPage Africa reporters on the scene said fire service personnel battled the blaze as journalists and bystanders were barred from entering the compound. The cause of the fire has not yet been disclosed.
THE THREE HARMFUL ELECTIONS IN LIBERIA'S HISTORY
Liberia History 0002 class TOPIC: THE THREE HARMFUL ELECTIONS IN LIBERIA'S HISTORY BY: Activist Edwin G. Genoway With distinction and research, we identify three of the most unfair and harmful elections in the history of Liberia. These elections are widely considered not only damaging to the Liberian people but also recognized globally as examples of injustice. Let us take a closer look. 1.
Brief Introduction to History Meaning of History History has...
Genoway's History 0001 Class: Topic: Brief Introduction to History Meaning of History History has many definitions, but just a few highlighted: 1. History is the study of the past, mainly human past, using evidence to explain what happened and why. 2. History is the record of past events themselves, not just their study. 3. History is the written account of human experiences since the invention of writing. 4.
Historical Spotlight on Maryland Colony, Maryland State in Africa, and Maryland Joining Liberia(A…
Historical Spotlight on Maryland Colony, Maryland State in Africa, and Maryland Joining Liberia(A thought-provoking Masterpiece) This article explores the history of Maryland Colony, Maryland State in Africa, and how Maryland eventually joined Liberia.
Liberia: Arcelormittal Delivers Lifesaving Sanitary Facilities to Buchanan Communities
Buchanan, Grand Bassa County — ArcelorMittal Liberia (AML) has officially handed over a series of newly constructed water and sanitation facilities to five communities in Buchanan, Grand Bassa County. At a well-attended dedication ceremony held in the Central Airfield Community, AML turned over five modern public toilets and five hand pumps to residents of Lemuel Town, Airfield Town, Family Town, Norway Town, and Sayou Town.
Liberia: Alcop USA Demands Answers On Campaign Funds Sent to Liberia
Philadelphia — The U.S. Chapter of the All Liberian Coalition Party (ALCOP) has called on its Liberian counterparts to provide a full and transparent report on campaign funds sent from the United States. Chairman Abubakarseleke Soko Sackor, who leads ALCOP-USA, issued a strong statement over the weekend, expressing disappointment over the lack of financial accountability from the party's Liberia chapter.
ALCOP USA Demands Answers On Campaign Funds Sent to Liberia
Philadelphia – The U.S. Chapter of the All Liberian Coalition Party (ALCOP) has called on its Liberian counterparts to provide a full and transparent report on campaign funds sent from the United States. By Edwin G. Genoway, Jr(231886458910)-edwin.genoway@frontpageafricaonline.com Chairman Abubakarseleke Soko Sackor, who leads ALCOP-USA, issued a strong statement over the weekend, expressing disappointment over the lack of financial accountability from the party’s Liberia chapter.
Liberia: ArcelorMittal Delivers Lifesaving Sanitary Facilities to Buchanan Communities
BUCHANAN, Grand Bassa County – ArcelorMittal Liberia (AML) has officially handed over a series of newly constructed water and sanitation facilities to five communities in Buchanan, Grand Bassa County. By Edwin G.
Liberia: Civil Law Court Affirms UMC Ownership, Voids Breakaway Faction’s Claim; House Launches Probe
Monrovia – The Civil Law Court at the Temple of Justice has put an end to the ongoing fight over church properties between the United Methodist Church (UMC) Liberia Annual Conference and a group that broke away to form the Global Methodist Church (GMC). By Edwin G. Genoway, Jr. and By Emmanuel Weedee-Conway In a strong ruling handed down by Judge George W. Smith, the court made it clear that those who left the UMC have no right to take or claim any church property. The breakaway group, led by Rev.
Liberia: LTA Chair Massaquoi Dismisses Viral $10k Salary, Fuel Cash Allegations
Monrovia — The Chairman of the Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA), Clarence Massaquoi, has dismissed as false and misleading widespread claims that commissioners at the institution earn US$10,000 monthly and receive a staggering US$3,600 worth of fuel for generators. Appearing on state radio ELBC Thursday, Massaquoi clarified that the actual net salary of an LTA commissioner stands at approximately US$4,800 after taxes and statutory deductions.
Liberia: CSA, Internal Affairs Ministry Launch Nationwide Staff Verification Exercise
Monrovia — The Civil Service Agency (CSA), in partnership with the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA), has officially launched a nationwide personnel credentials and verification exercise for Ministry staff across all 15 counties of Liberia. The initiative aims to review employee files, collect essential data, and verify qualifications to enhance compliance, performance management, and decision-making processes within the Ministry.
Liberia: LACRA Sets New Cocoa, Coffee Prices For 2025–2026 Season - FrontPageAfrica
Monrovia – The Liberia Agricultural Commodities Regulatory Authority (LACRA) on Tuesday, August 5, 2025 convened a high-level multi-stakeholder workshop to validate pricing models for cocoa and coffee and officially announced farm-gate prices for the 2025–2026 season. By Edwin G.
Liberia: CSA, Internal Affairs Ministry Launch Nationwide Staff Verification Exercise
Monrovia – The Civil Service Agency (CSA), in partnership with the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA), has officially launched a nationwide personnel credentials and verification exercise for Ministry staff across all 15 counties of Liberia. By Edwin G.
Happy Independence Day, Liberia/Liberians!
Happy Independence Day, Liberia/Liberians! And Reflecting on Her History.( A thought-provoking Masterpiece) Ah, huh! Happy Independence Day to everyone. Today marks 178 years since the birth of Liberia as an independent nation. Historically, let’s take a step back. When the American Colonization Society (ACS) decided to control Liberia’s freedom, movement, natural resources, rights, privileges, and immunities, some people saw it as mere human slavery disguised as colonization.
Gov’t Unveils New Fleet of Fire Trucks, Water Tankers, Jeeps and Motorcycles
President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., on Tuesday commissioned a new fleet of firefighting equipment aimed at boosting the operational capacity of the Liberia National Fire Service (LNFS). By Edwin G. Genoway, Jr ;231886458910)-Edwin.genoway@frontpageaafricaonline.com The ceremony took place on the grounds of the Executive Mansion and saw the official handover of, Six modern fire trucks, three water trucks, two operational Jeeps, ten motorcycles for rapid response and public engagement.
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