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Senate Informed Of 68K Bukinabes In Grand Gedeh

Grand Gedeh County Senator Thomas Yaya Nimely has informed the Liberian Senate that over 60,000 Burkinabé nationals are currently residing in the county.  During a session on Tuesday, May 12, 2026, Senator Nimely expressed that this influx of Burkinabé individuals is raising serious humanitarian and logistical concerns, prompting calls for immediate attention and intervention from…

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Boakai, Maada Bio Hold Bilateral Talks..…On Regional Peace, Security In Nairobi

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., on Monday, held bilateral discussions with President Julius Maada Bio of the Republic of Sierra Leone on the margins of the Africa Forward Summit currently underway in Nairobi, Kenya, focusing on peace and security issues affecting the Mano River Union (MRU). During the meeting, President Bio expressed pleasure in meeting…

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Liberia Reaffirms Commitment To Safe, Orderly Migration At UN Forum

The Government of Liberia has reaffirmed its commitment to implementing the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration, emphasizing that migration should be viewed not as a crisis to be contained, but as an opportunity for development, economic growth and national stability. Delivering Liberia’s national statement at the International Migration Review Forum 2026 during…

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Tweah Sets Record Straight..…Slams False Allegation In 21M Subsidy Saga

Acquitted former Finance Minister Samuel Tweah, Jr., has “set the record straight” on the $21 million rice subsidy saga, describing allegations against him as false. Tweah dismissed allegations that he authorized a US$21 million rice subsidy transfer to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, noting the claims are false and politically motivated. ‎In a statement…

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Fresh Trail Awaits Tweah?…As Legal Defect Cited In Guilty Verdicts Against Co-Defendants

The legal battle surrounding Liberia’s controversial US$6.2 million economic sabotage case has entered a dramatic new phase, with defense lawyers for former Acting Justice Minister Cllr. Nyenati Tuan and former National Security Advisor Jefferson S. Karmoh, filing a Motion for New Trial before Criminal Court “C”. The motion comes just days after a divided jury…

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Representative Cole Criticizes Opposition…Over Selective Celebration of Tweah’s Acquittal

Bong County District #3 Representative J. Marvin Cole has criticized opposition members for celebrating the acquittal of former Finance Minister Samuel Tweah while ignoring other opposition figures who were found guilty by the trial jury. Addressing a press conference on Monday, May 11, 2026, Representative Cole said he congratulates former Minister Tweah on his acquittal,…

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NASSCORP Still Leads The Way After 50 Years…From Welfare Agency To Liberia’s Largest Domestic Investor

The National Social Security and Welfare Corporation (NASSCORP) was established on July 10, 1975 by an Act of the Legislature to protect Liberian workers through social insurance. Fifty years later, it stands as the country’s most consequential public-sector social program, administering three core schemes-the Employment Injury Scheme for workplace accidents, the National Pension Scheme for…

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