Modad breaks silence: Says political pressure, not scandal, drove his resignation
MONROVIA – Former Commerce Minister Amin Modad has pushed back against speculation surrounding his abrupt resignation from President Joseph Boakai’s ...
Tag: Liberia politics
Senator Snowe alleges threat to his life after MICAT treason accusation
CAPITOL HILL — Bomi County Sen. Edwin Melvin Snowe says his life is in danger and the Ministry of Information ...
Former Lofa lawmaker criticizes CDC leadership, praises Unity Party’s development drive
MONROVIA — Former Representative of Lofa County District #4, Mariamu Fofana, has sharply criticized the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC), ...
Speaker apologizes for House crisis, says the House needed a ruling party Speaker
MONROVIA — House Speaker Richard Nagbe Koon has issued a public apology to the Liberian people for the political turmoil ...
Bong lawmaker denies fraud, accuses CSA boss of political vendetta
Capitol Hill, Monrovia — Bong County District #3 Representative J. Marvin Cole on Thursday forcefully denied allegations that the House ...
Cummings urges Liberian youth to stop recycling failed leaders, embrace change
MONROVIA – Alexander B. Cummings, political leader of the opposition Alternative National Congress (ANC), is urging young Liberians to break ...
When Power Forgets the Law: A Call to Conscience in Liberia
In every democracy—on paper or in practice—the rule of law is the bedrock upon which justice, order, and legitimacy stand. ...
Power, Principle, and the People: My 4 Appeals to Speaker Koon
Introduction As a proud Liberian and a constituent of District #11, I write today with a renewed sense of hope. ...
Jacob Jallah and Korboi join CDC, endorse Weah’s 2029 comeback bid
Congo Town – Jacob Jallah, former President of the University of Liberia Student Union (ULSU), and Richardson Jallah Korboi, former ...
Tribal Politics in Nimba County: A Dangerous Path Undermining Liberia’s Unity
Liberia’s geopolitics is unique in its own context, but not short of consequences which continue to haunt its developmental progress ...
