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Mohamed Keita, president of ULAA, denied endorsing Vice President Koung for the 2029 election, reinforcing ULAA’s non-partisan commitment. He clarified that his previous comments promoting dialogue were misunderstood. Separately, the …
ULAA Refutes Endorsement Claims for Vice President Koung Ahead of 2029 Election Read More
The Afrobarometer Round 10 survey reveals critical insights into Liberia’s socio-economic landscape, indicating a divide among citizens on national direction and economic conditions. Notable concerns include governance engagement, foreign influence, …
Insights into Liberia’s Socio-Economic Landscape from Afrobarometer Survey Read More
Former Senator John Ballout and ex-President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf criticized the Supreme Court’s ambiguous ruling concerning the leadership crisis in the House of Representatives. They urged for a clear interpretation …
Former Senator Ballout Joins Sirleaf in Demanding Clarity from Supreme Court on House Leadership Crisis Read More
The Rule of Law Caucus has boycotted the Majority Bloc’s reconciliation meeting, labeling it as insincere. Spokesperson Dixon Seboe criticized the bloc for its actions against free speech and condemned …
Liberia: Rule of Law Caucus Boycotts Majority Bloc’s Meeting Over Concerns Read More
Japan and Liberia signed an agreement to extend the Japan Freeway Road corridor, enhancing connectivity between the Freeport of Monrovia and the Gabriel Tucker Bridge. Deputy Minister Nyei hailed it …
Japan and Liberia Formalize Infrastructure Development Agreement Read More
Former Tanzanian President Jakaya Kikwete visited Liberia to deliver a message from President Samia Suluhu Hassan, focusing on bilateral cooperation and African solidarity. His delegation included Professor Mohamed Janabi, who …
Former Tanzanian President Kikwete’s Visit to Liberia Strengthens Bilateral Relations Read More
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Liberia has denied allegations of interference by Coordinator Steve Flahn Paye regarding Japanese-funded projects. Paye accused Minister Sara Beysolow Nyanti of attempting to bypass …
Liberia’s Foreign Ministry Rejects Claims of Interfering in Japanese Projects Read More
The article discusses the establishment of Liberia, initiated by the American Colonization Society to resettle freed Black Americans, along with William D. Coleman’s story reflecting the shared legacy of his …
The Formation of Liberia: Resettlement of Freed Black Americans Read More
Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung referred to himself as a “parked car” at a recent town hall meeting, discussing the limitations of his role in Liberia’s government. He emphasized the …
Liberia’s VP Koung Discusses Limitations of His Role Amidst Protests Read More
The House Majority Bloc has suspended Representative Yekeh Kolubah for 30 session days due to complaints about his behavior toward House leadership. The decision, backed by most lawmakers, follows a …
Liberia: House Majority Bloc Votes to Suspend Representative Yekeh Kolubah Read More