TQ Lula Jaurey

I am a Liberian journalist based in Monrovia with more than eight years of progressive experience in the media industry. Passionate about storytelling, accountability journalism, and public affairs reporting, she has built a reputation as a dedicated and versatile media professional committed to informing the public and promoting ethical journalism. Throughout her career, Lula has served in various capacities, beginning as an intern and advancing to the position of Senior Reporter at The News Newspaper. Her reporting portfolio spans several critical beats, including the Executive Mansion, Judiciary, National Investment Commission, security sector, governance, public policy, and the Liberia National Police. She has participated in numerous professional development programs, including the U.S. Embassy Journalism Mentorship Program, specialized judicial and legal reporting trainings, fact-checking workshops, investigative journalism trainings, and other media capacity-building initiatives aimed at strengthening independent and responsible journalism in Liberia. In addition to her reporting duties, Lula currently serves as Secretary General of the Liberia National Police (LNP) Reporters Network, where she works alongside fellow journalists to enhance professional collaboration and improve coverage of security-related issues. She is also actively involved in mentoring and training young and emerging journalists, helping them understand the ethics, principles, and best practices of the profession. Known for her commitment to accuracy, fairness, and continuous learning, Lula remains dedicated to producing impactful journalism, uncovering important stories, and contributing to the development of Liberia's media landscape. Her ability to adapt to new challenges and pursue innovative solutions has positioned her as a respected voice among the country's emerging generation of journalists.

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Court Denies Jewel Howard Taylor’s Bail Request …In US$317M Cocaine Case

Criminal Court “C” Judge Ousman F. Feika has denied former Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor’s motion seeking admission to bail in the ongoing US$317 million alleged cocaine case. Judge Feika handed down the ruling Thursday, September 24, 2026, following arguments from Taylor’s legal team and prosecutors over whether constitutional prohibition against ex post facto laws barred…

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Finda Bundoo Suffers Another Legal Setback…Court Rejects US$2M Surety; Seizes Travel Documents

Former Executive Mansion Chief of Protocol Nora Finda Bundoo has suffered another legal setback after Criminal Court “C” ruled that her third criminal appearance bond remains insufficient, leaving her US$1.342 million short of the court’s US$8 million requirement. Presiding Judge Ousman F. Feika has given American Underwriters Group (AUG) 30 days to augment the shortfall,…

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Jewel Seeks One-Day Delay Over Illness

Former Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor has asked the Monrovia City Court to postpone her preliminary examination by one day, citing her current health condition and a scheduled consultation with a physician familiar with her medical history. In a communication filed Tuesday, September 1, 2026, Taylor’s legal team requested that Stipendiary Magistrate Cllr. L. Ben Barco…

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Former VP Taylor To Appear In Court Sept. 2 …For Preliminary Hearing; As Prosecution Seeks Continuance

The preliminary examination of former Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor in the controversial US$317 million cocaine trafficking case has been postponed to September 2, 2026, after prosecutors asked the Monrovia City Court for additional time to appear. The hearing, which was scheduled for Friday, August 28, before Stipendiary Magistrate Cllr. L. Ben Barco, will now be…

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Supreme Court Clears Path For Capitol Arson Trial…Rejects Koffa’s Prohibition Bid

The Supreme Court of Liberia has cleared the way for the resumption of proceedings in the controversial Capitol Building arson case, rejecting a legal challenge filed by former Speaker of the House of Representatives J. Fonati Koffa and his co-defendants seeking to halt further proceedings in the trial. In a judgment delivered on Friday, August…

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Ex-VP Taylor Spent First Night In Jail…As Judge Denies Compassionate Detention Request In US$317M Cocaine Case

Liberia’s former Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor has been formally charged and sent to the Monrovia Central Prison in connection with an alleged transnational cocaine trafficking network, with investigators accusing her of receiving a total of US$135,000 from individuals allegedly linked to the cartel. The Joint Special Investigation Team alleges that Madam Howard-Taylor received US$45,000 during…

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Ngafuan, LEC Boss Face Contempt Proceedings…Over Alleged Failure To Satisfy US$415,327.08 Judgment Debt

Finance and Development Planning Minister Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan and Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC) Managing Director Mohammed M. Sheriff are facing contempt proceedings before the Debt Court of Montserrado County over an alleged failure to satisfy a US$415,327.08 judgment debt owed to ELTEL Network Liberia The case arises from a commercial dispute between LEC and ELTEL…

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Court Finds Probable Cause In US$19M Cocaine Case…Binds Paul King, Co-Defendants Over For Trial

Monrovia City Court Magistrate L. Ben Barco has ruled that prosecutors established probable cause against Paul Jamaal King and several co-defendants in the alleged US$19.2 million cocaine trafficking case, ordering that the matter be forwarded to Criminal Court “C” for trial after an indictment is drawn by Criminal Court “A”. The ruling, delivered on Wednesday,…

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