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Gerald C. Koinyeneh
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Legislative Reporter, FrontPage Africa
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Biography
My name is Gerald C. Koinyeneh. I am a Liberian Journalist working for the FrontPage Africa Newspaper, one of the biggest local dailies in Liberia. I began as an intern in October, 2016 and currently serving as a Legislative reporter-covering the House of Representatives. I am an honored graduate of the Peter Quaqua School of Journalism (2016). I also served as the first President of the school's student council government. Currently I am a graduating senior of the University of Liberia. I am interested in reporting on economic and political issues, I am more interested in human interest stories-stories that are worth reporting, but not too often covered.
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By Gerald C. Koinyeneh Verified| AllAfrica@ Monrovia — Two of Liberia's most prominent political figures have thrown their support behind Edith Gongloe-Weh, the sole female candidate in the upcoming Nimba County senatorial by-election. On Thursday in Monrovia, former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf joined a pro-Gongloe-Weh rally and declared her unwavering backing. "I stand with the women of Liberia to support women's candidates in the Legislature," Sirleaf said. "Other countries are moving forward to give women their rightful place.
Liberia: Lawyers for Finda Bundoo, Francis Blamo Reject Task Force Summons, Demand Court Proceedings
By Gerald C. Koinyeneh Verified| FrontPage Africa Verified Monrovia – Simpson Consultancy, LLC, a legal firm based on Camp Johnson Road, Monrovia, has rejected a summons issued by the Assets Recovery and Property Task Force (AREPT), calling on two of its clients—Madam Nora Finda Bundoo and Mr. Francis Tuain Blamo—to appear for a conference over alleged incriminating evidence. By Gerald C. Koinyeneh, In a formal letter addressed to the Chairman of AREPT, Cllr.
By Gerald C. Koinyeneh Verified| AllAfrica@ Monrovia — Two of Liberia's most prominent political figures have thrown their support behind Edith Gongloe-Weh, the sole female candidate in the upcoming Nimba County senatorial by-election. On Thursday in Monrovia, former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf joined a pro-Gongloe-Weh rally and declared her unwavering backing. "I stand with the women of Liberia to support women's candidates in the Legislature," Sirleaf said. "Other countries are moving forward to give women their rightful place.
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FrontPage Africa
Liberia, Liberia
+231 88 652 9611
Founded: 2003