Liberia Eyes Bigger U.S. Investment …As Boakai Meets Senator Alsobrooks
President Joseph N. Boakai has intensified efforts to attract greater U.S. investment and deepen economic cooperation with Liberia, holding high-level talks with U.S. Senator Angela D. Alsobrooks of Maryland focused on turning the Liberia–Maryland partnership into tangible development opportunities. The meeting, held in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, September 15, formed part of President Boakai’s engagements…
Preparations For 2029 Elections Begin
The National Elections Commission of Liberia (NEC) Budget Committee has begun receiving and reviewing proposed budgets from various departments and sections across the Commission as part of preparations for the 2029 Presidential and Legislative Elections. According to a release, on Wednesday, 16 September 2026, the Oversight Commissioner for Budget, Mr. Barsee Leo Kpangbai, presided over…
Renovation Works Begin At UL Campuses…As Government Provides Additional US$6M For Campus Upgrades
Renovation has commenced on the University of Liberia (UL) main campus, with initial activities beginning at the Business College Building and the Graduate School Building. The renovation forms part of a broader effort to improve infrastructure across the country’s flagship public university. The Government of Liberia has allocated an additional US$6 million to support rehabilitation…
Saudi-Donated Rice Case Choking Kemayah? …As Witness Denies In Court Of Receiving Saudi Rice
The Kemayah Rice Distribution Committee, in conjunction with the National Disaster Management Agency (NDMA), says it donated Saudi rice to the Lakpazee Community through the community chairman, but the community Chairman has denied in court that he knows of any rice donation or distribution. Lakpazee Community Chairman Isaac K. Wedee has told Criminal Court “C”…
Liberia Leads Africa’s Push To Halt Yemen War…Warns Red Sea Crisis Could Affect The Continent
Liberia has joined two other African members of the United Nations Security Council in demanding an immediate halt to escalating hostilities in Yemen, warning that continued fighting around the strategic Bab el-Mandeb Strait threatens international shipping, food security and already vulnerable African economies. Liberia’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Ambassador Lewis G. Brown II,…
Liberia’s First Air Force In Sight …As Rabat, Monrovia Reached Key Milestone In Strategic Defense Partnership
The Kingdom of Morocco and Liberia have reached a key milestone in their strategic defense partnership. Following an official visit by the Liberian Chief of Staff to Rabat, the Royal Armed Forces (FAR) committed to supporting the setup of Monrovia’s very first air component, while also reinforcing training for its land and naval units. Following…
President Boikai Is the Old Mat Liberia Needs to Weave a New Mat!
Since the death of President William Richard Tolbert, Jr., and the inception of indigenous Liberian presidents, President Joseph Nyuma Boikai is the most educated and experienced statesman to enter the Executive Mansion. He is also the eldest of the other two indigenous presidents, Samuel Kanyon Doe, and George Manning Weah. President Boikai is the…
Preliminary Examinations In Jewel’s Case Withdrawn
The Monrovia City Magistrate Court has granted a defense request to withdraw a preliminary examination in the criminal case involving Madam Jewel Howard-Taylor. The case, styled “R/L by and thru the Ministry of Justice versus Madam Jewel Howard Taylor,” lists several charges, including alleged importation of controlled drugs, unlicensed exportation of controlled drugs and substances,…
Boakai Warned Against Using The Law For Personal Pleasure
People’s Party Standard Bearer Joseph K. Bannie has warned President Joseph Nyuma Boakai against what he describes as the “impulsive” use of the justice system to hold officials of the previous administration accountable. Bannie said the government has a responsibility to investigate corruption and other alleged wrongdoing, but insisted that every investigation and prosecution must…
Who’s Plotting Removal Of Commerce Minister? …As Civil Society Network Condemns Alleged Attempt
The Civil Society Network of Liberia (CSNL) says it has uncovered a calculated and sinister political ploy by a group of misguided and self-seeking politicians intended to manipulate the removal of Magdalene Dagoseh as Minister of Commerce and Industry. According to the group, this alleged devilish action hatched by some political players within the “Rescue…
