Liberia: Investigators Find No Link Between Liberia’s US$19M and US$317M Cocaine Busts
MONROVIA – For four months, Liberians have treated this year’s two great cocaine seizures as one story. The airport bust came first, the record haul followed six…

MONROVIA – For four months, Liberians have treated this year’s two great cocaine seizures as one story. The airport bust came first, the record haul followed six…

MONROVIA – Judge Ousman F. Feika of Criminal Court “C” did not suspend Atty. Gbawou Kowou’s law license. That distinction matters.

The rebellion within the Speaker’s own ranks exposes growing discontent over lawmakers’ benefits and legislative support, reviving memories of the bitter Koffa-Koon leadership crisis. MONROVIA —…

MONROVIA – Liberia’s leaders and churches must not mistake the end of the war for the arrival of peace. That was the charge Rev. Dr. Samuel…

MONROVIA — The Youth Entrepreneurship Investment Bank Management Company (YEIB-MANCO) and the Office of Diaspora Affairs (ODA) are exploring a strategic partnership aimed at connecting young Liberian…





MONROVIA — Expelled Montserrado County District #10 Representative Yekehzie Kolubah has declared his intention to contest the presidency of Liberia, saying he…
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All editorialsRev. Dr. Samuel Reeves warned on Sunday that silence is not reconciliation and stability is not justice. Two days earlier, a courtroom clash between Judge Ousman F. Feika and Atty. Gbawou Kowou halted an economic sabotage trial and showed how much of Liberia's energy is spent on battles that leave no one better off. ON SUNDAY, FROM the pulpit of Providence Baptist Church, Rev. Dr. Samuel Reeves told Liberia something it needed to hear. "The…
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MONROVIA – The Chief Executive Officer of SAPPIMAH Cassava Refining Company, Beyan Flomo Pewee, has welcomed a proposed US$100 million investment in…
War Crimes Justice Comes to Liberia
“Victims Can’t Wait”: Justice Advocate Adama Dempster on Reparations Ahead of Liberia’s War Crimes Court

KIGALI, Rwanda — For thousands of Liberians still waiting for justice for atrocities committed during the country’s brutal civil conflicts, the establishment of a court to prosecute…



Across the 15 counties
Health & wellbeing
Summary: • A nationwide Ebola preparedness assessment found Liberia 69 percent ready overall, while logistics scored only 47 percent, leaving major gaps in equipment,…
Courts & justice
TUBMANBURG, Bomi County-Mano Oil Palm Plantation has been ordered to pay US$405,000 in damages after the 11th Judicial Circuit Court in Tubmanburg found the company liable for negligence…
Official statements
New York – Liberia has called for full adherence to international humanitarian law, unhindered humanitarian access, and a peaceful settlement in accordance with the UN Charter regarding the…
Grand Cape Mount County — The Liberia National Police has intercepted US$400,000 in cash during a…
GENEVA — CAP Freedom of Conscience has raised concerns over the pretrial detention and treatment of Lee…
MONROVIA — Naymote Partners for Democratic Development is calling for an independent investigation into the selection…
GBARNGA — More than one hundred senior officers of the Liberia Immigration Service (LIS) have received…
Accra, Ghana – The Executive Governor of the Central Bank of Liberia, Henry F. Saamoi, has…
The National Housing Authority (NHA) has outlined a framework aimed at converting growing interest among Liberians…
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MONROVIA — Liberia could move closer to building a modern national stadium after Finance and Development Planning Minister Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan announced a US$30 million funding commitment…




