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RICE IS LIBERIA’S staple food and is the most widely consumed in the country. Rough estimates indicate that Liberia spends more than two hundred million (US$200 million) annually on rice importation from predominantly Asian countries.THIS RELIANCE ON

MONROVIA – President George Manneh Weah and his administration have made yet another first-time development record as he dedicates Liberia’s first-ever Medical Oxygen Plant, a pioneering achievement towards building a more robust, responsive, and res

UNIFICATION CITY, Margibi County – Angry parents have expressed disappointment in the Margibi County School System and the Ministry of Education for forcing their children out of school to attend a political rally in honor of the former Minister of S

Monrovia - Members of Parliament in Africa, comprising committee members from various Public Account committees are meeting in Liberia to further deliberate on AFROPAC mission of one Voice of African Public Accountants Committees (PACs).The organizat

War came to Liberia on Christmas Eve, 1989. The new decade swept in like a hurricane—uprooting people, cities, entire cultures. It was unleashed by Charles “Gankey” Taylor, a former minister of finance, under President Samuel Doe, who had fled to the United States in 1986 after his corruption was exposed. Taylor was arrested in Massachusetts but escaped out a window by tying

MONROVIA – It seems that Deputy Speaker Fonati Koffa’s order to the Liberia National Police to arrest Zoe Famatta Musa has gone unheeded.Zoe Musa allegedly kidnapped and circumcised 11-year-old Tracy, who nearly bled to death.News reaching this newsp

DOLO TOWN, Margibi County – Representative Tibelrosa S. Taponweh (District ONE, Margibi County), a member of the ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) has openly voiced his opposition to those calling on disgraced former Presidential Affairs M

MONROVIA – President George Manneh Weah and his administration have made yet another first-time development record as he dedicates Liberia’s first-ever Medical Oxygen Plant, a pioneering achievement towards building a more robust, responsive, and res

“11-Year-Old Likely to Suffer Fistula after Forceful Genital Cutting Went Wrong in Sande Bush” was the scary caption of a story of callous cruelty published in the October 19, 2022 edition of the FrontPage Africa Newspaper. The life of an innocent li

MONROVIA – The story of 11-year-old Tracy (not her real name), who was kidnapped and circumcised, claimed the attention of Deputy Speaker J. Fonati Koffa, who met with authorities at the Ministry of Internal Affairs. During the meeting, Deputy Speake