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Catholic Bishops Reject Health Bill

In a move that could deepen the growing national debate over Liberia’s proposed Public Health Bill, the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of Liberia (CABICOL) has publicly distanced itself from the Inter-Religious Council of Liberia’s support for the legislation, declaring outright opposition to provisions it says promote abortion. In a strongly worded statement issued Sunday, June 7,…

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Stakeholders Adopt Landmark Resolution On EU Deforestation Regulation

In a decisive move to safeguard Liberia’s agricultural export economy and protect its vast tropical forests, major national and international stakeholders on Thursday adopted a landmark resolution on the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) Convened by the Liberia Agriculture Commodity Regulatory Authority (LACRA) at the D’Calabash Hotel in Congo Town, Monrovia, the extraordinary session brought…

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Clergyman Urges Christians To Overcome Limitations, Achieve Divine Purpose

A Liberian cleric, Solomon Godpower. Dougbe has called on Christians to overcome limitations and remain focused on fulfilling God’s divine purpose for their lives. Delivering a sermon recently, during a four-day revival held under the theme “Breaking the Spell of Curse” at the Jesus Miraculous Healing Ministry in the Police Academy community, Prophet Dougbe encouraged…

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Major Boost In Energy Sector…As Boakai Sets To Dedicate Liberia’s First Solar Farm Project

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai is expected to dedicate Liberia’s first-ever utility-scale solar power plant in the coming days, marking a historic milestone in the country’s energy sector. The project represents a major step toward diversifying Liberia’s electricity supply and reducing dependence on hydropower, especially during the dry season when water levels at the Mount Coffee…

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LACRA Convenes Major National Stakeholders’ Session…On Liberia’s Compliance With EUDR

The Liberia Agriculture Commodity Regulatory Authority (LACRA), in its capacity as Chairman of the National Agriculture Traceability Steering Committee, has announced the convening of a major national stakeholders’ session scheduled for Thursday, 4 June 2026, at a local hotel in Congo Town. The session will bring together senior representatives of the Government of Liberia, the…

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LPP Power Struggle Deepens…As Samukai Testifies, Defends Suspension Of Zaza

The internal leadership battle tearing through the Liberian People’s Party (LPP) intensified on June 2, 2026, at the National Elections Commission (NEC) following cross-examination by both the complaint and defense team. Tamba Samukai, the leader of a rival faction seeking control of the party, while taking the witness stand, defended himself and other party executives’…

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Battle Over Family Values Intensifies…As Religious Council Backs Public Health Bill

Liberia’s growing debate over family values, public health reforms, and social inclusion took a dramatic turn on Wednesday, June 3, 2026, after the Inter-Religious Council of Liberia (IRCL) publicly distanced itself from the planned “Strengthening Families” Conference while strongly backing the speedy passage of the Draft Public Health Bill. Rev. Dr. Christopher Wleh Toe, Secretary…

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