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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Finda Bondoo Faces Jail Sentence…As Court Rejects Her Criminal Appearance Bond

With the rejection of Madam Finda Bondoo’s Criminal Appearance Bond, legal experts believe that she may go to jail if she cannot fulfill her obligation to the court within 72 hours. Over the weekend, Criminal Court “C” rejected the criminal appearance surety bond submitted by former Executive Mansion Chief of Protocol Nora Finda Bondoo, concluding…

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Bondoo’s Bond Hearing Continues Tomorrow …As Lawyer-Surety Testifies

Criminal Court “C” at the Temple of Justice has adjourned bond justification proceedings involving former Chief of Protocol to former President George Weah, Nora Finda Bondoo, after hearing testimony from the first surety supporting her criminal appearance bond. Taking the witness stand, Cllr. Abraham W. Simpson testified that he owns a property located in Gaye…

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Ireland Reaffirms Support For Youth-Led Peacebuilding…As PeaceGen Project Launches In Liberia

The People’s Republic of Ireland has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting peacebuilding, reconciliation, and youth empowerment in Liberia with the launch of the PeaceGen Project, a major initiative funded by the European Union with co-funding from the Government of Ireland. Speaking at the official launching ceremony held at the Cape Hotel in Monrovia on Tuesday,…

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Judge Willie Orders Release Of More Pretrial Detainees

Criminal Court “A” Judge Roosevelt Z. Willie has ordered the release of an additional eleven pretrial detainees from the Monrovia Central Prison (South Beach) ruling that their continuous detention violates Liberia’s statutory and constitutional guarantees of a speedy trial. The eleven detainees are among 219 inmates expected to be released ‘without prejudice to the State,’…

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‘Jury Tampering’ Trial Begins…As Criminal Court “C” Opens Investigation

Criminal Court “C” at the Temple of Justice has commenced an investigation into allegations of jury tampering and misconduct involving three jurors in the ongoing high-profile corruption trial of several former government officials. The proceedings began on Monday, June 15, 2026, before Judge Ousman F. Feika, Resident Circuit Judge of Criminal Court “C,” following concerns…

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Chief Justice Vows Tough Action …Unveils Judicial Performance Awards

Chief Justice Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay, Sr. has announced a new annual performance evaluation and awards program for judges and magistrates nationwide, aimed at improving efficiency, professionalism, and accountability within Liberia’s judicial system. Making the disclosure on Monday during the opening of the June Term A.D. 2026 of the Sixth Judicial Circuit Civil Law Court for…

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Eight WASSCE Proctors Sent To Jail

The Liberia National Police (LNP) has charged eight individuals, including examination officials and proctors assigned by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC), with multiple criminal offenses in connection with an alleged scheme to compromise the ongoing 2026 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE). Those charged include, Emily T. Flomo, 32; Elton A. Chelleh; Albertha…

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