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Liberia Capitol Fire Confirmed as Arson, U.S. Experts Support Findings

By: Alphanso G. Kalama; Monrovia, Liberia – The devastating fire that engulfed the Liberia Capitol Building on December 18, 2024, has been officially classified as arson, both by local authorities and an American team of fire experts. Prior to the arrival of the U.S.-based Fire Rescue Alliance investigators, the Liberia National Police and Fire Service […]

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Liberia’s Transport Ministry Denies Legitimacy of Motorcyclists’ Union

Monrovia – The Ministry of Transport has dismissed claims by the Supreme Motorcyclists Transport Union of Liberia that it is a registered union under the government. In a statement released today, the Ministry expressed concern over ongoing protests by the group, clarifying that it has no official status or authority to operate. The government has […]

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Traditional Chiefs Suspend Senator Biney’s Projects Over Leadership Dispute

By: Contributing Writer; Maryland County, Liberia – Traditional Chiefs and Elders in Pleebo Sodoken District have decided to halt all development projects linked to Senator James Biney, citing a leadership dispute. During a meeting on February 26 in Wetchoken Town, the chiefs accused Senator Biney of deliberately blocking the confirmation of Prince Tarwhen as Statutory […]

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Governance

JICA Alumni Association Concludes 2024 General Assembly, Calls for Stronger Liberia-Japan Ties

By: Domingo Dargbeh; The Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) Alumni Association of Liberia (JAALIB) has concluded its 2024 General Assembly with a call to strengthen collaboration, enhance growth, and build a sustainable future. Speaking at the close of the two-day assembly, JAALIB President Emmanuel Z. Wragboe urged the Liberian government to strengthen its diplomatic and […]

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Editorial: A Judiciary in Crisis – Magistrates Face Injustice While Dispensing Justice

By: The Editorial Board The integrity of Liberia’s justice system is under threat, not from criminals in the courtroom, but from the very institution meant to uphold fairness and the rule of law. Magistrates—those on the frontline of justice, particularly in leeward communities—are facing severe injustices themselves, including the non-payment of their back salaries. Yet, […]

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Security

Two Arrested in Grand Kru County for Drugs and Illegal Firearms

By: Alphanso G. Kalama; Grand Kru County, Liberia – Law enforcement in Grand Kru County has made two key arrests in what authorities describe as a significant operation against drug trafficking and illegal firearms possession. The Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) apprehended a Nigerian national and a Liberian citizen in separate incidents over the past […]

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Supreme Court Orders Finance Ministry to Justify Budget Delay for Suspended Lawmakers

By: Alphanso G. Kalama; Monrovia, Liberia – The Supreme Court of Liberia has issued a Writ of Mandamus against the Ministry of Finance & Development Planning, compelling it to explain delays in budget allocations to the 55th Legislature. The writ, signed by Supreme Court Clerk Cllr. Sam Mamulu, orders the Finance Ministry’s leadership, including Minister […]

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Politics

“Pay Your Dues”, CDC Cries Behind Its Members

By: Alphanso G. Kalama; Monrovia, Liberia – Less then two years after relinquishing state power, The former Ruling Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) is said to be struggling with it’s members over dues payment. In a month the party has issued two Strong statement to its members regarding their 2025 annual dues, stressing the importance […]

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Security

“Government Condemns Security Forces Clash” – Minister Piah Assures Public of Stability

Photo: Liberia Police IG in conversation with High Ranking Officers of the Force on the Scene of the Incident Monrovia, Liberia – The Government of Liberia has strongly condemned the violent altercation between elements of the Liberia National Police (LNP) and the Armed Forces of Liberia (AFL) that took place on Wednesday. Following an emergency […]

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Health

A Cry for Help: Strengthening the Omega Market Community Clinic for a Healthier Future

By: Alphanso G. Kalama; In the heart of the Omega community, where over 18,260 people seek medical care, the Omega Market Community Clinic stands as a beacon of hope. Despite the dedicated efforts of the facility’s management, led by Bill Hanson, challenges continue to mount, threatening the very essence of quality healthcare delivery. While the […]

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