Selma Lomax is a journalist based in Monrovia, Liberia. She writes for FrontPageAfrica and AllAfrica Global Media, focusing on local news and current events in Liberia. Selma's articles cover a wide range of topics including accidents, politics, healthcare, and community development.
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By: Selma Lomax
The children apparently died of heat and asphyxiation although they were rushed to hospital. Following the tragic incident, the Police have called upon parents to ensure the safety of children.
By: Selma Lomax
MONROVIA — Liberia has passed 11 out of 20 indicators in the Millennium Challenge Corporation scorecard for 2025 Financial Year, marking a slight decline from the previous year’s 14. By Selma Lomax selma.lomax@frontpageafricaonline Liberia’s MCC 2025 Scorecard reveals a mixed performance. While Liberia showcased successes in Land Rights, Employment Opportunities, Political Rights, Civil Liberties, Control of
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Monrovia — Ex-Liberian President George Weah on Tuesday met with some representatives of the Congress of Democratic Change (CDC), as part of efforts to bolster the number of embattled Speaker J. Fonati Koffa in the ongoing saga at the House of Representatives.
By: Selma Lomax
Ganta, Nimba COUNTY — USAID-supported Feed the Future initiative of the Africa Trade Investment (ATI), is working with EDUCARE, Liberia as one of the three Incubators in Liberia implementing the Agribusiness Incubator and Development Activity.
By: Selma Lomax
MONROVIA — With three days to relinquish his post, the Chief Executive Officer of the Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC) Monie R. Captan, has highlighted significant gains and ongoing development initiatives of his leadership since assuming office July 7, 2021.
Monrovia – Senator Prince Y Johnson, the leader of the erstwhile Independent National Patriotic Front of Liberia, is dead.
By: Selma Lomax
Monrovia –The Solidarity and Trust for a New Day (STAND) has extended its sympathies to the wife, children, family, and the people of Nimba County, following the death of Senator Prince Johnson, who died Thursday in Monrovia.
By: Selma Lomax
Monrovia — Former River Gee County Senator Conmany Wesseh has said the death of Senator Prince Johnson has left an irreplaceable void in his family and Liberia, describing the late Nimba County senator as one of the most pronounced figures in the country.
By: Selma Lomax
Monrovia — The Supreme Court of Liberia will today deliver the ruling in the ongoing leadership conflict within the House of Representatives.
Monrovia – In May 2017, in a move that violated Section 8.1 of the Code of Conduct—which prohibits public officials and government employees from using state facilities for unofficial activities—19 Liberian senators gathered at the Senate to endorse the presidential candidacy of then-Vice President Joseph Boakai.
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