The president does not need to convene a meeting with opposition leaders to hear their critiques.
OP-ED: Eugene Fahngon Can Push for Substantive Changes for Liberian Travelers
Liberians do not have a lot of options for airlines flying in and out of the country. In cases like this where there’s little competition and where the customers can often be at the mercy of airlines, we need the government to step in to ensure that our rights are protected. This should not just be a speech, but a substantive action that can result in true improvement in travel.
Gov’t Says Media Review Process Progressing
Boakai M. Fofana, the deputy minister for technical services at the Information Ministry, says the media review process recently announced by the government is gradually progressing.
Gov’t Will Take “as Long as It Takes†to Review New Media Institutions
Eugene Fahngon, Liberia’s deputy information minister for public affairs, has responded to criticism from the Press Union of Liberia about the government’s latest move against a number of media organizations. He said the government will take as much time as necessary to clean up the “messy” system at the Ministry of Information.
Eugene Fahngon Says Licenses for Punch FM and 7 Others Suspended by Gov’t
Eugene Fahngon, Liberia’s deputy information minister for public affairs, says the government has suspended the licenses of eight new media institutions.
Amid Growing Concern for Upholding Press Freedom, Weah Meets with Media Officials
President George Weah has met with some media executives and officials of the Press Union of Liberia, amid growing concerns over press freedom in the country.
Press Union Says BBC Reporter Traveled to U.S. Out of Safety Concerns
The Press Union of Liberia says the continuing silence of President George Weah on his recent outburst against BBC Liberia correspondent Jonathan Paye-layleh, accusing him of undercutting his fight for human rights, has forced the journalist to leave the country.
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