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The Liberian Government has described Wednesday May 29, 2024 press conference held by the former ruling party as a loose and baseless...

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Monrovia, April 24, 2024: Liberia’s Information Minister Jerolinmek Matthew Piah has defended as ‘necessary,’ the retirement of some agents of the elite presidential guard Executive Protection Service (EPS).

Monrovia, April 11, 2024: Grand Gedeh County Senator Zoe E. Pennue says he has signed the joint resolution for establishing a war and economic crimes court in honor of his late father and uncle, slain President Samuel Kanyon Doe.

Congo Town, Liberia, April 8, 2024 – With less than 25 days to round up  President Joseph Nyuma Boakai and the ruling Unity Party-led government 100 days in office, former Presidential Candidate Cllr. Luther Yorfee of the Liberia Rebuilding Party (LRP) has come in the President’s defense amidst mounting pressure for the 100 days’ deliverables promise.

Bong County, Liberia, April 5, 2024: Bong County District#2 Representative James Kolleh says the current push for the establishment of a War and Economic Crimes Court for Liberia is brewing provocation. Thus, he urges his colleagues to desist from using the court's coming as a means of provocation.

The Chairman emeritus of the National Patriotic Party (NPP) and member of the governing council of the former ruling CDC, Chief Cyril Allen, has frowned at Diaspora Liberians for what he describes as being on a looting spree in Liberia for job opportunities in the Unity Party-led government.

The Economic Freedom Fighters of Liberia (EFFL) political party has threatened to withdraw its support from President Joseph Nyumah Boakai’s government if the incumbent aligns with the opposition Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC).

In response to President Joseph Boakai's pronouncement to hold periodic Diaspora Conferences, Diaspora Alert (DA), a group of Liberians residing abroad, is calling on its members to boycott such gatherings.

Despite his call to Liberians to keep realistic expectations in his inaugural speech recently, it appears that President Joseph Nyumah Boakai's government is going to face high expectations from citizens.