Rodney Sieh

1 month ago | allafrica.com | Rodney Sieh

Monrovia — The Central Bank of Liberia appears to be under fire amid reports that top officials of the cellular giant MTN are in Monrovia looking to bypass government channels in direct avoidance of a CBL mandate for the company to set up a Board of Directors. FrontPageAfrica has learned that the company has been avoiding the CBL's mandate over fears that MTN would not be able to secure a majority on the Board.

1 month ago | frontpageafricaonline.com | Rodney Sieh

Monrovia – The Central Bank of Liberia appears to be under fire amid reports that top officials of the cellular giant MTN are in Monrovia looking to bypass government channels in direct avoidance of a CBL mandate for the company to set up a Board of Directors. By Rodney D. Sieh FrontPageAfrica has learned that the company has been avoiding the CBL’s mandate over fears that MTN would not be able to secure a majority on the Board.

1 month ago | frontpageafricaonline.com | Rodney Sieh

Monrovia – A FrontpageAfrica investigation has uncovered concerns regarding HPX’s efforts to pressure President Boakai for access to the Liberian railroad to transport Guinean iron ore to the Port of Buchanan. The investigation raises questions about HPX’s bad faith, apparent lack of capacity, alleged misrepresentation of its $5 billion Liberty Corridor promises, and the potentially improper leveraging of its ties to the American government. By Rodney D.

Feb 18, 2025 | frontpageafricaonline.com | Rodney Sieh

Monrovia – Liberia is at a crossroads. As West Africa becomes an increasingly critical hub in the global drug trade, the country’s fragile justice system and porous borders are allowing international traffickers to operate with near impunity. By Rodney D. Sieh,  A recent surge in high-profile drug seizures—paired with a deeply flawed judicial response—has placed Liberia in the spotlight.

Feb 17, 2025 | frontpageafricaonline.com | Rodney Sieh

FREETOWN – A Nation on the BrinkThe skies over Sierra Leone are darkening, not with storms, but with the shadows of an unfolding narco-crisis that threatens to destabilize not just the country, but the entire Mano River Union. The presence of Dutch drug kingpin Jos Leijdekkers—one of Europe’s most wanted criminals—has placed Sierra Leone at the heart of an international drug trafficking scandal.