J. H. Webster Clayeh is a journalist for FrontPageAfrica, focusing on national news in Liberia. He covers a wide range of topics, including politics, elections, government affairs, and social issues. With a keen interest in providing accurate and timely information to the public, J. H. Webster Clayeh is dedicated to keeping the citizens of Liberia informed about the latest developments in their country.
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By: Webster Clayeh
Monrovia – President Joseph Boakai last week clocked one hundred days in office, bragging of undertaking massive developments during the period, including undertaking major road corridor projects totaling about 783.5 km in Bong, Lofa, Bomi, Gbarpolu, Rivergee, Grand Bassa, Sinoe, Maryland, and Grand Kru Counties.
By: Webster Clayeh
Monrovia — The office of River Gee County District #3 Representative Johnson S.N. Williams has organized and sponsored what it terms as a Land Dispute Resolution Mechanism Retreat to put an end to the long-standing land disputes that have engulfed the entire district.
By: Webster Clayeh
Monrovia – Information Minister Jerolinmek Mathew Piah says the statement made by Dr. Robtel Neajai Pailey during Liberia's 177th Independence Day Oration, which prompted the U.S. delegation led by Chargé D'Affaires Catherine Rodriguez to walk out, was solely her own and did not reflect the views of the Liberian government.
By: Webster Clayeh
Monrovia – The Supreme Court of Liberia has halted the eviction of the opposition Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) from its headquarters.
By: Gerald C Koinyeneh
Monrovia – Cllr. Tiawan Saye Gongloe has called on the Ministry of Justice and the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) to swiftly investigate and prosecute those involved in the alleged bribery scandal within the 55th Legislature, which aimed at removing Speaker J. Fonati Koffa.
By: Webster Clayeh
Monrovia—The Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) has issued a stern warning to its lawmakers, threatening expulsion for those who do not attend a crucial meeting scheduled for Monday.
By: Webster Clayeh
Monrovia – Chief Cyril Allen has accused President Joseph Boakai of orchestrating an alleged plan by 43 Representatives to remove Speaker J. Fonati Koffa, describing it as a calculated move to undermine the Legislature.
By: J. H. Webster Clayeh
Monrovia – President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., Tuesday signed the Book of Condolence for the late former Vice President of Liberia, Deacon John D. Gray, at a solemn ceremony held in the Rotunda of the Capitol Building. The President and delegation were warmly received by members of both Houses of the National Legislature, led by
By: Webster Clayeh
Monrovia – A vehicle belonging to Freedom FM radio talk show host Austin Kawah was set on fire by unknown individuals outside his office on Carey Street late Wednesday evening.
By: Webster Clayeh
Monrovia – Montserrado County Senator Darius Dillon and a staunch supporter of the “Rescue” government has publicly apologized for using the private jet propaganda against former president George Weah in 2023.
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