Alaskai Moore Johnson
Alaskai Moore Johnson is a professional Journalist, who has been actively practicing this noble profession for a little over two decades. He has organizational, developmental, and professional experience in the media profession in Liberia and outside. He has worked/provided technical support to a number of media houses and other institutions working in Education, Health, Youth and Gender, Conflict Resolution, NGO, Peacebuilding and Capacity Development. He is a trained multi-media, all-rounded Journalist, who is capable to work in all the platforms of modern Journalism, including Print, Electronic and Online.
VP Koung’s Bea Mountain Tour Sparks National Debate Over Liberia’s Share...
KINJOR, Grand Cape Mount County — Liberia’s Vice President, Jeremiah Kpan Koung, on Saturday, April 11, 2026, conducted a high-profile tour of the concessional...
CBL Enforces 1% Coin Withdrawal Policy to Boost Circulation
MONROVIA — The Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) has officially begun enforcing a new monetary policy requiring all commercial banks to disburse at least...
“Who’s Benefiting More?” — Bea Mountain or Liberia?
National Outrage Grows Over Bea Mountain Deal as Liberians Demand Fair Share of Billions in Gold Revenue
MONROVIA — A wave of public criticism is...
US–Iran Peace Talks in Pakistan Draw Global Attention, End Without Breakthrough
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — High-stakes peace talks between the United States and Iran, held over the weekend in Pakistan’s capital, have captured global attention but...
EDITORIAL: Why Printing New Currency Is Necessary—and Why It Must Be...
Liberia’s debate over printing additional banknotes is both understandable and necessary. In a country where past currency exercises have generated controversy, skepticism is not...
TAF Africa Global Begins Liberia Investment Push, Targets 5,000 Housing Units
MONROVIA — The Government of Liberia has formally unveiled a major private-sector housing initiative as TAF Africa Global begins a high-level investment mission in...
Why the CBL Wants to Print More Money — And Why...
MONROVIA — The Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) has moved to calm public concerns over its plan to print additional Liberian dollar banknotes, insisting...
Senate Pro-Tempore Lawrence Calls for Stronger Upper Houses to Safeguard Democracy...
RABAT, Morocco — Liberia’s Senate Pro-Tempore, Madam Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence, has called on African legislators to strengthen the role of upper legislative chambers in promoting...
LEC Targets 75% Electricity Access by 2030, Admits Challenges Amid Rising...
MONROVIA — The Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC) has outlined an ambitious roadmap to expand electricity access to 75 percent of the population by 2030,...
From Student Activist to State Actor: Ngafuan Reflects on Power, Politics,...
MONROVIA — Liberia’s Finance Minister Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan has reflected on a remarkable political journey—from a bold student activist confronting authority to a key...
