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Commerce Ministry Cracks Down On Copyright Abuse

The Ministry of Commerce & Industry has issued a stern warning over widespread violations of copyright laws within Liberia’s creative industry, citing increasing noncompliance among businesses and users of artistic content. According to a press release, the Ministry expressed concern that music, films, and other creative works are being used commercially without proper authorization, in…

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U.S. Study Reveals Territorial Swaps Amid Guinea–Liberia Boundary Tensions

As the boundary tension between Liberia and Guinea intensifies, a detailed international boundary study by the United States Department of State has shed new light on the complex history and lingering ambiguities surrounding the Guinea–Liberia border, revealing a legacy of colonial-era agreements, territorial concessions, and unresolved technical disputes. According to a report produced by the…

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Controversy In Deaths Of Catholic Priests…Police To Investigate Circumstances

Uncertainty has engulfed the Catholic community in Monrovia as the Archdiocese confirms a police investigation into the sudden deaths of two priests, halting all burial preparations. On Friday, March 20, 2026, the Archdiocese of Monrovia, through Most Rev. Dr. Gabriel Blamo Jubwe, Metropolitan Archbishop, disclosed that the Liberia National Police has taken over the matter,…

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Bea Mountain Wants Scientific Evidence In Marvoe Creek Incident…Responds To EPA Statement

Bea Mountain Mining Corporation (BMMC) has taken note of the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) recent statement dated March 20, 2026, regarding the fish mortality incident reported at Marvoe Creek in Grand Cape Mount County. In a release sent to this publication over the weekend, BMMC reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to environmental protection, regulatory compliance, and…

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