In a recent live interview with the Truth Breakfast Show team on Truth 96.1 FM, Nimba County Senator Prince Y. Johnson, often referred to as ‘Nimba 1’, made startling allegations against Liberian President Joseph Nyuma Boakai. The senator claimed that the president had been unresponsive to his calls following a reported meeting between Boakai and […]
In a resounding display of unity and determination, the Honorable House of Representatives in Liberia has taken a historic step towards justice and accountability by passing a resolution advocating for the establishment of a War and Economic Crimes Court. This landmark decision, supported by over forty members, underscores Liberia’s commitment to confronting the painful legacies […]
Liberia’s newly sworn-in President, Joseph Nyuma Boakai, wasted no time in naming the first members of his Cabinet, a crucial step in shaping the direction of his administration. The appointments, covering key portfolios such as Minister of Finance and Development Planning, Minister of State for Presidential Affairs, National Security Advisor, Police Inspector General, and Director […]
In a significant development for Liberia’s judiciary, President George Weah has nominated the current Justice Minister, Cllr. Frank Musa Dean, for the esteemed position of Associate Justice of the Supreme Court. This nomination marks a crucial step in reshaping the nation’s legal landscape and upholding the principles of justice. However, the nomination is contingent upon […]
Senator Abraham Darius Dillon of Montserrado County has thrown a controversial grenade into the national conversation: Should high-ranking government officials, including himself, pass a mandatory drug test before taking the reins of power? Dillon’s audacious proposal sparks a firestorm, challenging the norms of political decorum and raising critical questions about the suitability of individuals with […]
In a recent exchange of words, the former Finance Minister and now Gbarpolu County Senator-elect, Amara Konneh, responded vehemently to Finance Minister Samuel Tweah regarding the controversial HPX deal. Konneh accused Tweah of misleading the public and engaging in questionable fiscal and economic governance practices during his tenure. The HPX Mess: Konneh began by addressing […]
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 […]
Montserrado County Senator Saah Hardy Joseph, a seasoned politician with two terms as the elected Representative of District #13 and currently serving his second term as Senator, has set his sights on the prestigious position of Senate Pro-Tempore. Holding the Chair on Executive in the Liberian Senate, Senator Joseph’s political trajectory within the Congress for […]
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 […]
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 […]