Monrovia – Transparency International and the Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia (CENTAL) have called on the administration of President George Weah to “clean up government and tackle corruption.” 

Monrovia – A FrontPageAfrica investigation has uncovered that the cost of refurbishing President George Weah’s office at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and that of his wife is US$39,500.

Monrovia – As President George Weah begins the nomination of individuals to key positions of trust in his new Cabinet in keeping with Article 54 A of the Liberian Constitution, the Senate has seen the need to review its rules governing confirmation.

Monrovia – A FrontPageAfrica investigation has uncovered that the cost of refurbishing President George Weah’s office at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and that of his wife is US$39,500.

Monrovia – The National Social Security and Welfare Corporation (NASSCORP) Friday dedicated its multi-million-dollar Medical Diagnostic Center.

Monrovia – Liberians from all walks of life on Monday, January 22 trooped the 35,000-sitter Samuel Kanyon Doe Sports Stadium to form part of the inaugural ceremony of President George Manneh Weah and his Vice President Jewel Howard Taylor.

Monrovia - Twenty international, African and Liberia-based human rights organizations have sent an open letter to Liberian President George Weah, calling on his administration to investigate and prosecute war atrocities.

Paynesville City – For many the inauguration of President George Manneh Weah was filled with excitement, enthusiasm and it signaled a new beginning for Liberia, but it was the poor planning by organizers of the event that dented the ceremony.

Monrovia – President George Manneh Weah has promised to work with the Liberian Legislature to provide clarity on some fundamental issues including land rights, freedom of speech and how national resources and responsibilities are going to shift from Monrovia to other parts of the country.

Monrovia – President George Manneh Weah has promised to work with the Liberian Legislature to provide clarity on some fundamental issues including land rights, freedom of speech and how national resources and responsibilities are going to shift from Monrovia to other parts of the country.

Paynesville City – Liberians have started forming long queues to enter the Samuel Kanyon Doe Sports Complex where the inauguration of President-elect George Weah will be held on Monday, January 22.

Monrovia – The Bishop Emeritus Matthew T. Gueh of the Evangelical Congregational Church in Liberia, has told the President-elect George Manneh Weah and Vice President-elect Chief Jewel Howard-Taylor and other leaders, including the lawmakers, to avoid issues that will procrastinate the development of Liberia.

Paynesville City – Liberians have started forming long queues to enter the Samuel Kanyon Doe Sports Complex where the inauguration of President-elect George Weah will be held on Monday, January 22.

Monrovia – The Bishop Emeritus Matthew T. Gueh of the Evangelical Congregational Church in Liberia, has told the President-elect George Manneh Weah and Vice President-elect Chief Jewel Howard-Taylor and other leaders, including the lawmakers, to avoid issues that will procrastinate the development of Liberia.

Monrovia – All is getting set and ready for swearing-in ceremony of international soccer star George Manneh Weah. As late as 2:30 a.m. Monday morning, organizers were seen getting the stage ready and  doing their final touches on other parts of the Samuel Kanyon Doe Sports Complex where the historic event would be held.

Monrovia – The cost of festivities for the inaugural ceremony of President-elect George Weah and Vice President-elect Jewel Howard Taylor is US$900,000 with entertainment alone accounting for US$278,250.00.

Monrovia – The cost of festivities for the inaugural ceremony of President-elect George Weah and Vice President-elect Jewel Howard Taylor is US$900,000 with entertainment alone accounting for US$278,250.00.

Monrovia – The cost of festivities for the inaugural ceremony of President-elect George Weah and Vice President-elect Jewel Howard Taylor is US$900,000 with entertainment alone accounting for US$278,250.00.

Monrovia – Preacher man Rev. Kenety S. Gee is urging the President-elect, Mr. George Manneh Weah to do all during his administration, when he is inaugurated on Monday, January 22, as the next President of Liberia, to kill the “Goliath of corruption.”

Monrovia – Representative Cllr. J. Fonati Koffa (LP-District #2, Grand Kru County) has been appointed the chairman of the powerful Judiciary Committee of the House of Representatives.

Monrovia – In an elaborate program held at the Antoinette Tubman Stadium in Monrovia, a group of women under the banner the Women of Liberia appreciated President-elect for selecting a woman as his Vice President.

Monrovia – The most talked about Domestic Violence Bill, which has suffered so many setbacks from the 52nd and 53rd Legislatures, was finally given an Executive Order late Friday evening (January 19) by President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.

Monrovia – Convening a legislative session outside Liberia’s capital, Monrovia, is out of the ordinary and the legal frame work, but the rules had to be bent to allow the inaugural ceremony of President-elect George Manneh Weah and Vice President-elect, Jewel Howard Taylor, be held at the Samuel Kanyon Doe Sport Complex (SKD) in Paynesville, outside Monrovia.

Monrovia – The Speaker of Liberia’s 54th Legislature has named heads and members of the House of Representatives’ standing and statutory committees of various sectors in the country.

Monrovia – In an elaborate program held at the Antoinette Tubman Stadium in Monrovia, a group of women under the banner the Women of Liberia appreciated President-elect for selecting a woman as his Vice President.

Monrovia – The most talked about Domestic Violence Bill, which has suffered so many setbacks from the 52nd and 53rd Legislatures, was finally given an Executive Order late Friday evening (January 19) by President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. The President’s constitutional mandate, arguably comes to an end by midday Monday, January 22, when President-elect George Manneh Weah would have been sworn in as Liberia’s 24th President for the next six years.

Monrovia – Convening a legislative session outside Liberia’s capital, Monrovia, is out of the ordinary and the legal frame work, but the rules had to be bent to allow the inaugural ceremony of President-elect George Manneh Weah and Vice President-elect, Jewel Howard Taylor, be held at the Samuel Kanyon Doe Sport Complex in Paynesville, outside Monrovia.

Monrovia – The Speaker of Liberia’s 54th Legislature has named heads and members of the House of Representatives’ standing and statutory committees of various sectors in the country.

Monrovia – President-elect George Weah is yet to start the formation of his government, in fact, he’s yet to be sworn into office, but FrontPageAfrica has reliably learned that the Senate has already decided to reject nominations of persons with dual citizenship.

Monrovia – The Honorary Consulate General of India in Liberia has announced that another two Liberian candidates have departed Monrovia for India to pursue their respective studies in Indian Institutions of Higher Learning under the India Technical and Economic Cooperation (ITEC) scholarship scheme.

Monrovia – The Honorary Consulate General of India in Liberia has announced that another two Liberian candidates have departed Monrovia for India to pursue their respective studies in Indian Institutions of Higher Learning under the India Technical and Economic Cooperation (ITEC) scholarship scheme.

With deep sorrow, the Henry and Clarke families announce the death of Mrs. Annette C. Henry.

Monrovia – Central Bank Governor Milton A. Weeks is encouraging stakeholders to make use of the current payment systems rather than withdrawing huge amounts of cash from the banking system. Governor Weeks said the bank, and by extension Liberia, spends huge amounts of funds to print and import currency; distribute and collect currency.

Monrovia - The Minister of National Defense, Brownie J. Samukai has admitted to wastefully spending of “welfare and supplementary pension benefit” belonging to members of the Armed forces of Liberia (AFL), citing “Procedural Lapses” for the misapplication.

Monrovia – The Senior Management of the Millennium Challenge Account Liberia (MCAL) has distanced itself from a FrontPageAfrica publication claiming that Mr. Monie Captan, head of MCAL, was part of a Management Service Contract for the Liberia Electricity Corporation negotiating team.