Liberia’s President George Weah Seeks Legislative Approval for Youth Entrepreneurship Investment Project

In a move geared towards empowering Liberia’s youth and fostering economic growth, President H.E George M. Weah has officially submitted a Loan Agreement to the Honorable Legislature for ratification. The Agreement, titled “Loan Agreement between the Republic of Liberia and the African Development Fund (ADF) for the Program for Advancing Youth Entrepreneurship Investment (PAYED) Project […]

Liberia’s Fiscal Outlook: Examining the FY 2024 Draft National Budget

In a significant move towards financial transparency and economic planning, the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning (MFDP) has presented the Draft National Budget for the fiscal year 2024 to the Honorable House of Representatives (HOR) in Liberia. The proposed budget stands at US$625.57 million, with detailed allocations and projections outlined by Deputy Finance Minister […]

Diplomatic Controversy: Calls Mount for Recall and Dismissal of Liberian Diplomat Who Voted Against UN Resolution on Israel-Gaza War

A diplomatic storm is brewing in Liberia as calls intensify for the recall and dismissal of a Liberian diplomat who voted against a United Nations resolution aimed at bringing an end to the Israel-Gaza conflict. The controversy has sparked a heated debate both within Liberia and beyond, with prominent figures, including Montserrado District 8 outgoing […]

Sanctioned Liberian Officials Yet to Go Scot-Free as Congress Passes Landmark Law Enabling U.S. Government to Prosecute Foreign Corrupt Officials

In a historic move, the United States Congress has recently approved the Foreign Extortion Prevention Act (FEPA) as part of the annual defense spending bill, the National Defense Authorization Act. This groundbreaking legislation marks a significant milestone in the global fight against corruption by criminalizing the act of foreign officials demanding or accepting bribes from […]

Deputy Speaker Fonati Koffa’s Strategic Shift Amidst Changing Political Tides

In the wake of the GloMag Sanction’s impact on President George Manneh Weah and his inner circle, Deputy Speaker Fonati Johnathan Koffa appears to be reconsidering his bid for Speaker of the House of Representatives. Recent developments suggest a potential pivot towards building a closer relationship with President-elect Amb. Joseph Nyumah Boakai. Currently situated in […]

Bestman J. Judue Jr.: A Catalyst for Good Governance in Liberia

Bestman J. Judue Jr., a prominent figure in the Liberian diaspora, has emerged as a passionate advocate for good governance and accountability in Liberia. In a recent statement, he expressed his frustration with forums that hinder open discourse on crucial matters related to the nation’s well-being. Judue emphasizes the importance of asking hard questions that […]

Amara Konneh Responds: Tweah’s Admission Raises Legal Concerns Over HPX Payment

Former Finance Minister and now Gbarpolu County Senator-elect, Amara Konneh, has responded to Samuel Tweah’s recent clarification on the controversial HPX payment, expressing deep concern over what appears to be an admission of illegality. In a statement, Konneh highlighted Tweah’s confirmation that their action was, indeed, illegal, and that the government would refund HPX if […]

Liberia Finance Minister Samuel Tweh Counters Accusations from Senator-elect Amara Konneh

In a recent exchange on social media, Liberia’s Finance Minister, Samuel Tweh, responded strongly to accusations made by former Finance Minister and now Gbarpolu County Senator-elect, Amara Konneh. The heated exchange centered around the alleged improper financial dealings involving HPX, an American company, and the subsequent response from Tweh. Tweh began by addressing Konneh directly, […]

From Boastful Claims to Unforeseen Sanctions: Senator Emmanuel Nuquay Faces Reality

In a turn of events that has left many stunned, Senator Emmanuel Nuquay, once confident in his ability to obtain a U.S. visa whenever he pleased, now finds himself among the high-profile Liberian officials sanctioned by the United States Department of State. The irony is glaring, as just a few months ago, he confidently displayed […]

Fractured Alliances: The Unraveling Relationship between Senate Pro-Tempore Albert Chie and Rep-elect Musa Hassan Bility

In the realm of Liberian politics, alliances can be as fickle as the wind, and recent events have cast a shadow over the once-cherished relationship between Senate Pro-Tempore Albert Chie and Nimba County District #7 Representative-elect Musa Hassan Bility. What was once a seemingly unbothered camaraderie now appears to be sinking into the depths of […]