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  • Liberia: Liberty Party Leaders Reject Unity Party Invitation, Announce Boycott of December 6 Homecoming
    by Gerald C Koinyeneh on December 6, 2025 at 10:20 am

    Monrovia – FrontPage Africa has reliably learned that the Liberty Party’s top leadership has unanimously rejected an invitation from the Unity Party (UP) to participate in its December 6 Homecoming event, citing longstanding grievances and a demand for “equity and respect” within the governing alliance. By Gerald C. Koinyeneh According to party insiders, the LP’s […] The post Liberia: Liberty Party Leaders Reject Unity Party Invitation, Announce Boycott of December 6 Homecoming appeared first on FrontPageAfrica.

  • Liberia: Ahead of UP Homecoming, Wilmot Paye Sounds Alarm: ‘The Real Threat Is Within’
    by Gerald C Koinyeneh on December 6, 2025 at 10:13 am

    Monrovia — Ahead of the Unity Party’s highly anticipated Homecoming Celebration scheduled for today Saturday, December 6, former National Secretary-General and Chairman of the Unity Party, Wilmot J. M. Paye, has released a fiery statement warning that the biggest dangers to the ruling party are not external opponents, but “enemies within.” By Gerald C. Koinyeneh […] The post Liberia: Ahead of UP Homecoming, Wilmot Paye Sounds Alarm: ‘The Real Threat Is Within’ appeared first on FrontPageAfrica.

  • Liberia: Fire Destroys Obaa’s Girls School
    by J. H. Webster Clayeh on December 6, 2025 at 5:05 am

    Monrovia – Obaa’s Girls Educational Outreach, a private nonprofit institution founded by celebrated Liberian singer and social activist Miatta Fahnbulleh, was destroyed by fire on Friday, November 4, 2025. The blaze erupted at the institution’s Ashmun Street premises in central Monrovia. By J.H. Webster Clayeh — websterclayeh@frontpageafricaonline.com According to eyewitnesses, the fire started in the […] The post Liberia: Fire Destroys Obaa’s Girls School appeared first on FrontPageAfrica.

  • Liberia Strengthens Lead as World’s Largest Ship Registry; Singapore Overtakes Hong Kong
    by Contributing Writer on December 5, 2025 at 3:38 pm

    Monrovia – Liberia has widened its lead as the world’s largest flag state by gross tonnage, according to the latest 2025 rankings released by Lloyd’s List. The annual listing, which covers vessels above 500 gross tons and excludes fishing vessels, places Liberia, Panama, and the Marshall Islands firmly in the top three positions. Notably, Singapore […] The post Liberia Strengthens Lead as World’s Largest Ship Registry; Singapore Overtakes Hong Kong appeared first on FrontPageAfrica.

  • Liberia: CDC’s Jeff Koijee Accuses LACC, LPRC and LWSC of Diverting Public Funds for UP Headquarters Purchase; Institutions Deny Claim
    by Selma Lomax on December 5, 2025 at 7:12 am

    MONROVIA –  Jefferson Tamba Koijee, Secretary General of the Coalition for Democratic Change, Thursday issued sweeping accusations against three public institutions, alleging that they participated in a coordinated scheme to divert state funds for political purposes. By Selma Lomax selma.lomax@frontpageafricaonline.com  Koijee claimed that the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission, the Liberia Petroleum Refining Company and the Liberia Water and […] The post Liberia: CDC’s Jeff Koijee Accuses LACC, LPRC and LWSC of Diverting Public Funds for UP Headquarters Purchase; Institutions Deny Claim appeared first on FrontPageAfrica.

  • Liberia: New Climate Finance Commitments Offer Hope, Uncertainty for Liberians
    by Aria Deemie on December 5, 2025 at 7:09 am

    Summary: By Aria Deemie climate change reporter with New Narratives The 30th annual summit of world nations committed to slowing climate change, known as the Conference of the Parties, concluded last week with countries pledging a range of actions to slow global warming and help vulnerable countries adapt. Leaders at the summit, held in Belém, […] The post Liberia: New Climate Finance Commitments Offer Hope, Uncertainty for Liberians appeared first on FrontPageAfrica.