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Man Faces 20-Year Jail Term For Child Kidnapping

In another landmark case in the ongoing Labour Ministry’s intensive fight against Trafficking In Persons (TIP), 41-year-old James Fiyiah has been sentenced to a twenty-year imprisonment in Sanniquellie, Nimba County. The convict will serve his jail term at the Zwedru Correction Palace in Grand Gedeh County, a Labour Ministry press release disclosed, quoting the October…

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Liberian Journalists Explore China’s Heritage, Governance Model

A delegation of 23 Liberian journalists is currently concluding the first leg of an intensive field study across Zhejiang Province, observing how China successfully balances eco-friendly economic growth, digital governance, and ancient cultural preservation. The field visits form a key component of the Seminar on Media Communication Capacity Building for Liberian Journalists, an executive exchange…

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Don’t Underestimate The Value Of Your Profession…World Bank Group Country Manager Tells Journalists

World Bank Group Liberia Country Manager Georgia Wallen has emphasized the vital role of the Liberian media in the country’s past, present and future. Serving as the keynote speaker at the 62nd Anniversary Celebration of the Press Union of Liberia (PUL), Wallen said that in the wide backdrop of Liberia’s 179-year history, the Press Union…

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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”…

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UL Reopening In Limbo!…As President Maparyan Cites Faculty, Renovation Delays.

The University of Liberia’s planned reopening remains in doubt, with UL President Dr. Layli Maparyan telling the public Wednesday that she cannot confirm whether classes will resume on the proposed August 25, 2026 date. Speaking at the Ministry of Information’s regular press briefing in Monrovia, Dr. Maparyan said outstanding issues involving faculty matters and campus…

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Concerns Mount Over LTA, ‘Ghost Company’ Deal

Government officials are under pressure over a reported plan to replace Telecom International Alliance (TIA) with NUMTEL Liberia in a deal to manage the country’s messaging and telecom traffic regime, amid questions about the new company’s identity and credentials. Experts say moving forward with a firm whose background remains opaque could expose Liberia to legal,…

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