After a year of public criticism surrounding his controversial enrollment and subsequent disqualification from the University of Liberia, former Inspector General at the Ministry of Commerce, David Dorr Cooper, has broken his silence, revealing shocking details about what he claims led to the incident. Speaking on Monday, October 13, 2025, during the OK Morning Rush…
Days after doctors and nurses at ELWA Hospital staged a protest over unpaid benefits and poor working conditions, Liberia’s Minister of Health, Dr. Louise M. Kpoto, has reassured the government’s commitment to improving the welfare of health workers across the country. Speaking Wednesday, October 8, 2025, Dr. Kpoto emphasized that no health facility should experience…
The health sector in Liberia faced another troubling event on Monday, October 6, 2025, as medical workers neglected their duties to protest for overdue benefits. This time, doctors and nurses at ELWA Hospital in Paynesville staged a protest demanding the immediate payment of long-overdue benefits and arrears allegedly owed to them by the hospital administration….
In observance of World Contraceptive Day 2025, a group under the banner “Youth Arise 4 Development” (YA4D), in collaboration with the West Point Adolescents Initiative and with generous support from DKT International Liberia, has empowered over 300 youth in West Point and New Kru Town through a two-day awareness and engagement campaign. This year’s global…
Concerns are mounting among citizens over what many describe as selective justice in Liberia’s legal system after the court jailed a 34-year-old contractor of the Ministry of Agriculture, Sando Kromah at the Monrovia Central Prison on allegation of rape, while suspended Deputy Minister of Youth and Sports, Bryant McGill, who faces similar accusations, remains a…
Pandemonium erupted at the graduation ceremony of the Monrovia Vocational Training Center (MVTC) when students spontaneously disrupted the event, accusing the administration of mismanagement. A day that was expected to be one of joy and jubilation turned sour on Tuesday, September 30, 2025, after the graduates marched in and the official opening of the program…
During the second day of the Liberia Annual Diaspora Conference in the United States of America, President Joseph N. Boakai promised Liberians that their investments will always be protected. According to Boakai, his government will work with the Diaspora community to build a transparent system, protect investment and improve the country. The President narrated that…
Amid many challenges facing the country, President Joseph N. Boakai has admitted that the current crises of Liberia are deeply rooted in governance. Speaking during the launch of the first-ever Liberia Annual National Diaspora Conference on Friday, September 26, 2025 in the United States of America under the theme: “Building the Future Together,” Boakai said…
The Annual Diaspora Conference is expected to get underway today in Washington DC, United States of America. The three-day gathering, from September 26–28, 2025, will bring together Liberians from across the globe, government officials, and international partners to discuss development priorities, investment opportunities, and the role of the diaspora in rebuilding Liberia. According to the…
Speaking Monday, September 22, 2025, at the Fourth World Conference on Women at the eightieth session of the United Nations General Assembly, pursuant to resolution 79/288 in New York, United States of America, President Joseph N. Boakai pledged to end violence against women and girls, and invest in the future generation. “We are proud to…
