May 08
Liberia: Caldwell Residents Happy Over Re-Electrification of Streetlights, but Want Electricity Stable
Residents of the Township of Caldwell in Montserrado County have expressed happiness over the re-electrification of the streetlights, describing the move as an enhancement to… Read more »
Liberia: Cuaaa Breaks Ground for Agape Clinic At Cuttington University
The Cuttington University Alumni Association in the Americas on Thursday broke ground for the construction of the Agape Clinic at Cuttington University's main campus in Suakoko,… Read more »
May 07
Liberia: Liberia's MCC Scorecards Tell a Harder Story Than the Politics
Liberia's recent Millennium Challenge Corporation scorecards offer a useful corrective to partisan claims. They do not show that President Joseph Boakai's administration is… Read more »
Liberia: LDEA's Internal Crackdown Deepens As Latest Action Marks Four Volunteer Agents Dismissed Across Counties in Two Months
The Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency(LDEA) continued to intensify its internal purge aimed at restoring discipline and public trust, with the dismissal of two additional volunteer… Read more »
Liberia: Bishop Brown Draws Distinction Between Jesus' Words, Boakai's 'Barking Dogs' Remark
Bishop Kortu K. Brown has sought to clarify his position in the growing controversy surrounding President Joseph Boakai's "barking dogs" comment, insisting that comparisons between… Read more »
Liberia: War Crimes Court Office Presents Drafts Bills to President Boakai, Barely Four Day After Its Rewewal, As He Recomits to Ending 'Impunity'
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Africa: Shoniyin Urges Africa to Abandon 'Personality Politics' for System-Driven Governance
Former Liberian Deputy Foreign Minister, Elias B. Shoniyin, has called on African leaders to shift away from "personality-driven politics" and embrace institutional reforms,… Read more »
Liberia: Deplorable Police Barracks in Harper Sparks Concern Years After German-Funded Construction
The barracks of the Liberian National Police in Harper City are in a serious state of disrepair, raising concerns about the welfare of officers and the maintenance of public… Read more »
Liberia: Justice Minister's Special Assistant Urges Intellectuals to Speak Against Mob Violence
The Special Assistant to the Minister of Justice, Atty. Siaffa Bahn Kemokai, has called on young people and intellectuals in Liberia to promote intellectual engagement and take a… Read more »
May 06
Liberia: Liberia Moves to Fix Weak Whistleblower Laws With Incentives, Stronger Protections
The Liberian government has launched a major push to overhaul its witness protection and whistleblower laws, as stakeholders warned that weak safeguards and poor implementation are… Read more »
Liberia: Cllr. Gongloe Calls for 'Rescue Mission' As PUL, Government Clash Over Media Survival
Liberia's media sector, long regarded as a cornerstone of the country's democratic recovery, is facing what many now describe as an existential crisis, as mounting economic… Read more »
Liberia: Tuan Leads Defense As Case Closes, Challenges Prosecution in U.S.$6.2m Trial
The US$6.2 million economic sabotage trial at Criminal Court "C" has entered its final stage, with the defense officially closing its case and strongly challenging the… Read more »
Liberia: Senator Amara Konneh Alleges Political Isolation Amid Internal Power Struggles in Unity Party Government
Gbarpolu County Senator Amara M. Konneh has raised concerns over what he describes as growing political isolation from key decision-making processes within the Unity Party-led… Read more »
May 05
Liberia: PUL Sounds Alarm On Press Freedom Violations As Liberia Marks World Press Freedom Day in Kakata
The President of the Press Union of Liberia (PUL), Julius Kanubah, has warned that democratic progress and national development remain at risk without full respect for free… Read more »
Liberia: Commerce and Industry Minister Dagoseh Warns Against Unfair Competition, Vows Stronger Protection for Liberian Businesses
The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Madam Magdalene Ellen Dagoseh, has issued a strong warning against businesses operating outside the bounds of the law to desist or else, face… Read more »
Liberia: Weah Warns Up Undermining Rule of Law, Eroding Democracy
Former President George M. Weah has recounted a long list of excesses by the Boakai-led administration, which he says has undermined the rule of law, threatened peace and security,… Read more »
Liberia: Serene Health Inc. Resumes Vital Medical Outreach in Rural Montserrado, Targets Healthcare Gap in Yakpai Town
Serene Health Incorporated has officially resumed its free medical outreach services in Yakpai Town, rural Montserrado County. Read more »
Liberia: 'Be Entrepreneurs, Not Job Seekers,' - RIA Boss Urges Lati Graduates At 3rd Commencement
The third graduation orator of the Liberia Aviation Training Institute (LATI) and Manager of the Roberts International Airport, James K. Mulbah, has urged graduates to pursue… Read more »
Liberia: Ambassador Kemayah, Larteh Identify With CDC Bong Chapter, Donate Generator, Rice, and Chairs
Amb. Dee-Maxwell Saah Kemayah, former Minister of Foreign Affairs and Dean of the Cabinet of Liberia, along with Aaron Jutomu Larteh, through Prince G. Mehn, National Chairman of… Read more »
Liberia: Man Nearly Killed in Dauzon Night Attack Over U.S.$10
A shocking late-night incident in the Palms Bush Community, Silver Beach, Dauzon, Margibi County has left a man fighting for his life after he was allegedly stabbed multiple times… Read more »
May 04
West Africa: Liberia Targets 70 Percent Electricity Access Under New MCC Compact Effort
The strong push to transform Liberia's electricity sector has now moved into a decisive dimension with senior Liberian government officials, key policymakers and development… Read more »
Liberia: UN Backs Liberia's Tourism Reform
Liberia has strengthened its push to reposition itself on the global tourism map following a high-level bilateral engagement between the Director General of the Liberia National… Read more »
Liberia: Liberia Must Institutionalize Press Freedom As a Living Democratic Principle
LIBERIA'S DEMOCRATIC journey has long been defined by its commitment to freedom of expression, yet the persistence of intimidation against journalists reveals a troubling… Read more »
Liberia: Govt Pens U.S.$48m Agreement for Asphalt Pavement of 61km Kelipo-Putuken-John Davis Town
The Government of Liberia(GoL), through the Ministry of Public Works, has signed the agreement for the construction and asphalt pavement of a 61-kilometer road project leading… Read more »
Liberia: 'I Am Not Their Enemy' - Weah Jabs Political Opponents At Radio Station Dedication
Former President George Manneh Weah on Sunday, May 3, 2026, took aim at his political critics, including President Joseph Boakai, during the dedication of the newly constructed… Read more »
