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Former VP Jewel Howard Taylor Detained At Airport Over $3.17M Drug Bust

Moses P. Smith – Contributor Monrovia — Former Vice President Jewel Howard Taylor was detained on Wednesday, August 19, 2026, by members of the Liberia Joint Security at Roberts International…

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Liberia To Take 1,200 Deportees From U.S. — First 20 Arrive Friday

By: The People News Online. Monrovia — Liberia has agreed to receive 1,200 people being transferred from the United States, Information Minister Jerolinmek Piah confirmed. The first group of 20…

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Investigation Requested Into Death of Gospel Minister Miracle Kettor After Alleged Home Injections by Unlicensed Nurse

By: Staff Writer Monrovia — The Liberia Medical and Dental Council is under pressure to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death of renowned gospel singer Minister Miracle A. Kettor, who…

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Obituary Announcement

With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Miss. Vida N. Jeawley. She was a loving mother, devoted family member, and friend to many. Her kindness, warmth, and strength will…

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“Boakai Government Is Protecting A Cartel Network, Not Fighting Drugs” Senator Amara Konneh

By: Staff Writer Monrovia — Gbarpolu County Senator Amara Konneh on Monday morning accused the Boakai administration of protecting a “cartel network” instead of fighting narcotics. In his latest statement…

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‎BOAKAI U-TURN: From “No Hand Pump” To Cutting Latrine Ribbon 

By: The People News Monrovia — President Joseph Boakai said he would “never ever” dedicate small projects. One week later, he dedicated a latrine. ‎‎In 2024 at Bopolu, Gbarpolu County, Boakai…

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‎Eight Weeks of Silence — What Happened to Wilmot Paye’s Evidence?

‎‎By: The Editorial Desk Monrovia — Eight weeks ago, former Mines Minister Wilmot Paye went on Spoon Talk and shook the country. With anger in his voice, he promised to…

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Prosecutors Win 77 of 99 Trials in May Court Term, Justice Ministry Reports

By: The People News Online Monrovia, Liberia – Liberia’s state prosecutors secured convictions in 77 of the 99 criminal cases that went to trial during the May 2026 Term of…

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‎UL Faces Standoff as Administration Orders Return to Work and Faculty Association Calls for Boycott

By Staff Writer Monrovia, Liberia ‎– The University of Liberia is heading into a fresh confrontation as the administration orders all faculty and staff back to campus next week, while…

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‎From Camera to Courtroom: Colston Zuomie, Sr. Sworn In as Magistrate‎

By: Staff Writer Judge Colston Zuomie, Sr. has completed a rare career transition, moving from a well-known photographer to a member of Liberia’s judiciary. After years of documenting the country’s…

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