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Former Minister Tweah Heads for Another Hook?

By: Staff Writer Monrovia – Days after his acquittal on multiple charges, former Finance Minister Samuel D. Tweah says he is preparing a public response to a letter from Asset…

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More Than 57,000 Students Set for WASSCE as Liberia’s Exam Reach Extends to Guinea

By: Staff Writer Monrovia – Liberia’s exam season is scaling up, with 57,391 students from 1,126 schools registered to sit this year’s West African Senior School Certificate Examination, according to…

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Liberia’s First Electrical Plant Secured in US$26M Deal to Reduce Imports and Create Jobs

By Staff Writer Monrovia – Liberia is moving to end its reliance on imported electrical equipment with a US$26 million agreement to build the country’s first electrical manufacturing plant. The…

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Former NPHIL Boss Dougbeh Chris Nyan: No Hantavirus Outbreak in Liberia

By: The People News Monrovia – Public health expert Dr. Dougbeh Chris Nyan says Liberia has no Hantavirus outbreak, moving to ease public concern following reports of a suspected outbreak…

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CDC-COP Petitions UN Secretary-General, Seeks Liberia’s Removal From Security Council

By: Staff Writer MONROVIA – The CDC-Council of Patriots (CDC-COP) has petitioned United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres, calling for Liberia’s removal from the UN Security Council and requesting targeted sanctions…

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Zorzor Education Officer Accused of Forcing Teachers to Fund Office Renovation

By: Staff Writer ZORZOR, Lofa County – Dozens of government-employed teachers in Zorzor Administrative District have accused District Education Officer (DEO) Emmanuel Zayzay of compelling them to fund renovations for…

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LiMA Earns Top Marks in 2024 Audit, GAC Issues Clean Opinion

By: Staff Writer Monrovia, Liberia – The Liberia Maritime Authority has again secured the highest rating possible from the General Auditing Commission, receiving an “unqualified opinion” on its financial statements…

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BREAKING: Jury Says Tweah not Guilty of All Charges in US$6.2M Graft Case

By: The People News Former Finance Minister Samuel D. Tweah walked free Friday after a 12-member jury acquitted him on all counts in Liberia’s blockbuster US$6.2 million economic sabotage trial.…

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$16K or $60K? NOCAL’s One-Day Judges’ Training Sparks Spending Uproar

By: The People News Monrovia, Liberia –The National Oil Company of Liberia is facing mounting scrutiny after an April 27, 2026 capacity-building workshop for judges on petroleum law triggered conflicting…

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Fate of Ex-Finance Minister Tweah Now in Jurors’ Hands as US$6.2M Graft Case Goes to Verdicts

By: Staff Writer Monrovia, Liberia – A 12-member jury began deliberations Friday in Criminal Court “C,” concluding weeks of heated testimony in the economic sabotage trial of former Finance Minister…

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