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Constitutional Debate Over Additional Seats …Several Citizens, Lawmakers, Lawyers Question Motives

Liberia’s House of Representatives has approved a proposal to increase the number of seats from 73 to 89 by adding 16 new seats. The proposal has now been sent to the Senate for consideration. However, Senator Abraham Darius Dillon, Cllr. Lafayette B Gould, Senator Amara Konneh, and several other Liberians have objected, arguing that the…

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House Seeks Explanations On Discrepancies Identified In Audit Report…As Current, Ex-Officials Face Lawmakers

A joint public hearing is currently underway at the House of Representatives, where current and former government officials are appearing before the Joint Public Accounts and Expenditure Committee to respond to issues raised in the Auditor General’s Special Reconciliation Audit. The hearing is focused on government tax revenues collected through Government Transitory Bank Accounts and…

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LBS Boss Debunks DStv Invitation Rumors

The Director General of the Liberia Broadcasting System (LBS), Eugene L. Fahngon, has debunked various online news and other media outlets that the Consolidated Group Incorporated, the official service provider of DSTV, has encouraged LBS to upload television content to the DSTV satellite platform. Verity online TV reported that Consolidated Group Incorporated (CGI) submitted a…

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“AMEU Takes On Mental Health Crisis” …As University Launches Campus Counseling, Trauma Support Program

In a major step toward addressing mental health challenges in Liberia’s higher education sector, the African Methodist Episcopal University (AMEU) has announced the launch of a comprehensive campus-wide Mental Health and Psychosocial Support (MHPSS) Program aimed at providing counseling, trauma support, and emotional wellness services for students, faculty, and staff. The initiative, which officially begins…

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Liberians Evacuate ‘Xenophobic’ South Africa…Seventeen of Twenty-Nine Persons Arrive In Monrovia

State Radio ELBC has confirmed that the first group of Liberians requesting voluntary repatriation from South Africa has safely arrived home via the Robert International Airport. Seventeen of the twenty-nine citizens seeking assistance returned through the Roberts International Airport, where they were received by officials of the Liberia Refugee Repatriation and Resettlement Commission, headed by…

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Digging Deeper! …Current, Former Officials Cited Over Six-Year Transitory Account Audit

In what is shaping up to be one of the most consequential oversight exercises of the 55th Legislature, the Joint Public Accounts, Expenditure and Audit Committee of the House of Representatives has announced a full public hearing and decentralization exercise scheduled for  Wednesday, July 15, 2026, to interrogate the Auditor General’s findings on Liberia’s management…

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“From Poverty Reduction To Revenue Growth” …Ngafuan Highlights Liberia’s Progress At UN

Liberia has presented what it describes as compelling evidence of economic recovery and steady progress toward the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), with Finance and Development Planning Minister Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan telling the United Nations that the country has reduced poverty, expanded electricity access, increased domestic revenue, and strengthened critical social services despite mounting global and…

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‘Non-Performing’ Officials Must Go!’ …UP Chairman Vows To Submit List To Boakai

The Chairman of the ruling Unity Party (UP), J. Luther Tarpeh, has vowed to submit a list of non-performing ministers and other senior government officials to President Joseph Nyuma Boakai for possible dismissal. In a strong-worded statement, Chairman Tarpeh disclosed that some members in the UP administration are not performing to the expectations of the…

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