May 04
Liberia: Seton, Woodson, and Findley Vie for LFA Women's Representative Position
FrontPageAfrica
The race for the Women's Representative seat at the Liberia Football Association (LFA) has intensified, with three candidates officially cleared to contest in what observers… Read more »
Liberia: Money As a Social Tool - Reflections On Elitism and Dignity in Liberia: [opinion]
FrontPageAfrica
Unifying Potential: When money is accessible, it acts as a universal language of trade, connecting people and enabling equitable exchange. Read more »
Liberia: Lebanese Company's Truck Kills Three Street Loaders in Nimba, Driver in Critical Condition
FrontPageAfrica
A truck from Capital Link Corporation, a Lebanese-owned company based at the Port of Buchanan in Grand Bassa County was involved in a tragic accident that killed three street… Read more »
Liberia: Exporting Wealth, Importing Dependency and Normalized Poverty [opinion]
FrontPageAfrica
Liberia is a resource- rich nation, yet it remains largely a raw-material exporting economy. From rubber and iron ore to gold, timber, and diamonds, the country has for decades… Read more »
Liberia: Liberia Invited to Global Kickball Showdown in Mexico
FrontPageAfrica
The Liberia Kickball Federation (LKF) has received an official invitation to compete in the World Kickball Classic 2026, an international tournament set to take place August 29-30… Read more »
Liberia: Mrs. Cummings, Alternative National Congress Condemn Propaganda Against Political Leader Alex Cummings
FrontPageAfrica
The wife of Alternative National Congress (ANC) political leader Alexander B. Cummings, along with the party's leadership, has strongly condemned what they describe as a wave of… Read more »
Liberia: Pro-Temp Lawrence Wins Pan African Leadership Award
Liberian Observer
A women's development charity in Nigeria, the New Dawn for Women and Community Intervention Initiative (NEWOMCII), has awarded Liberian Senate President Pro-tempore, Nyonblee… Read more »
Liberia: World Bank ED Backs Legacy Corridor
Liberian Observer
World Bank Africa Group Executive Director Zarau Wendeline Kibwe is in Liberia to advance financing for the Legacy Corridor project and assess the Government's handling of existing… Read more »
Liberia: Mount Coffee At Risk? How Unchecked Mining Could Undermine a National Lifeline
Liberian Observer
Across Liberia, rivers that once ran clear now carry the color of neglect -- thick, brown, and lifeless. What sustained communities for generations as sources of drinking water,… Read more »
Liberia: Red Cross Celebrates May Month - United in Humanity
Liberian Observer
May is recognized by members and volunteers of the Red Cross Red Crescent Movement worldwide as Red Cross Month, and the Liberia National Red Cross Society (LNRCS) proudly joins… Read more »
Liberia: Wataf Calls for Stronger Partnership Between Media & Tax Administrations
New Dawn
The West African Tax Administration Forum (WATAF) has called for a strengthened partnership between the media and revenue authorities across Africa, emphasizing that press freedom… Read more »
Liberia: Unicef Applauds Liberia's Health Workforce Transformation Plan
New Dawn
UNICEF Liberia has hailed the Community Health Workforce Development Program as a significant step toward sustainability in Liberia's health sector, particularly in securing the… Read more »
Liberia: Liberian Genius Artist Harrison 'Black Baby' Jiedueh Deceased
Liberian Observer
Harrison C. Jiedueh, widely known as "Black Baby," former Chief Arts Editor of the Daily Observer and creator of the legendary "Dr. Owl," died on Sunday, April 26, in Accokeek,… Read more »
Liberia: A Slippery Slope Liberia Dare Not Walk Again
New Dawn
In recent weeks, concerns have mounted over signs of a growing crackdown on dissenting voices in Liberia, raising fears that the Boakai administration may be undermining the right… Read more »
Liberia: River Gee Health Team Demands Payroll Justice for 121 Volunteer Workers
New Dawn
The Administrator of the River Gee County Health Team, Dedeseo D. Gweh, has called on the central government and the Ministry of Health to place 121 volunteer health workers on the… Read more »
Liberia: Up Dreams of Holding Power for 200 Years
New Dawn
- The National Chairman of the ruling Unity Party has expressed confidence that the party will govern Liberia for more than 200 years, citing its continued dominance in the… Read more »
Liberia: Chambers Questions Legality of Kolubah's Expulsion
New Dawn
- Amidst an ongoing legal battle concerning the expulsion of Ex-Representative Yekeh Y. Kolubah, former House Speaker Dr. Bhofal Chambers has raised concerns regarding the… Read more »
Liberia: Kortie Picks Bone With Ellen
New Dawn
-Calls Yekeh Kolubah's Border Remarks "Betrayal," Not Free Speech Read more »
Liberia: Bloom Bank Africa, MCC Lead Major Cleanup Exercise in Bushrod Island
New Dawn
- As part of its commitment to promoting a cleaner and safer environment for citizens and aquatic life, Bloom Bank Africa, over the weekend, partnered with the Monrovia City… Read more »
Liberia: Equal Justice Still a Struggle [opinion]
New Dawn
-Ex- Chief Justice Yuoh Warns at Law Day Gathering Read more »
Liberia: Southeast Unites As Pem Storms River Gee With Major Stakeholders Summit
New Dawn
- The People's Economy Movement (PEM), led by founder Crayton Oldman Duncan, has held a regional stakeholder meeting in Fish Town, bringing together representatives from Liberia's… Read more »
Liberia: Bong County - Sen. Moye Extends Community Tour, Offers Development Aid in District 3
New Dawn
BONG, Liberia, May 4, 2026-- Bong County Senator Prince Kermue Moye Sr. on Saturday continued his grassroots outreach across several communities in Electoral District 3, where he… Read more »
Liberia: New Government, Familiar Tools - Liberians Seek Answers
Liberian Observer
When the Unity Party was in opposition, its leaders frequently warned Liberians against the misuse of state power. They accused the former administration of weaponizing… Read more »
Liberia: From Informal Domestic Work to Professional Care
Liberian Observer
In a country where domestic work has long been informal, unregulated, and often risky for both workers and households, young Liberian entrepreneur Mrs. Danise Dodoo is quietly… Read more »
Liberia: Is the Integration of Technology Into Liberia's Elementary and Secondary Curriculum Paramount?
Liberian Observer
The introduction of computers and smart boards as instructional tools continues to have a great impact on classroom instructional strategies, especially in Western countries.… Read more »
