Liberia’s former president Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has admitted what has been obvious to the public – that a feud ensued between her and former vice president Joseph Boakai during the 2017 presidential elections.
The big story
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Raji Makes Three New Appointments at Local Football House
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62-Years Old Pretrial Detainee Dies at Harper Central Prison in Maryland
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Margibi Media Blackout on County Leadership Enters Its Third Week
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Dr. Emmanuel Dolo (1962-2018): A Tribute
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River Cess Council Sitting Prioritizes Unfinished Development Projects
Popular News
Sirleaf Admits to Feud With Boakai During 2017 Elections
Two Recent Fire Disasters in Ganta Render Several Persons Homeless
During the morning hours of December 4, 2018, the Public Works Yard community saw a two-unit apartment building containing eight bedrooms gutted by fire.
Police Charged 8 Caldwell Electricity Protesters
The Liberia National Police has charged and forwarded to court eight residents of the Caldwell community with multiple offenses.
Sports
Raji Makes Three New Appointments at Local Football House
The president of the Liberia Football Association, Mustapha Raji has made three new appointments within the association’s leadership.
Opinion
OP-ED: Establishment of a Specialized Criminal Tribunal or a Reverse to Anarchy
After two successive presidential elections in 2011 and 2017, Liberia has enjoyed 15 years of uninterrupted peace, which makes one wonder whether the perpetrators of the worst forms of human rights violations are now immune from prosecution.
Lifestyle and Arts
‘She Would Be King’ Launched in Liberia
On Saturday, November 3, the Treehouse Tech Workspace in Sinkor became the attraction of many literary enthusiasts excited about the Liberia launch of She Would Be King, the debut novel by U.S.-based Liberian author Wayétu Moore.