Author: Jaheim T. Tumu

Paynesville City- Liberia head Coach Mario Marinica has confirmed three injury concerns for the Lone Star ahead of today’s match against Algeria in the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers at the Samuel Kanyon Doe Sports Complex.

MONROVIA– Cassell Kuoh has made history by becoming the first preferred presidential nominee ahead of Chris Geeplay Weah for the Collaborating Football Stakeholders (CFS) ahead of the Liberia Football Association’s Elective Congress in 2026.

Tubmanburg, Bomi – Residents of Maher Town, located along the Tubmanburg-to-Monrovia highway, are in a state of alarm following reports of unusual sounds emanating from the Maher River Bridge.

Monrovia- The Collaborating Football Stakeholders (CFS) founders, Cassell Anthony Kuoh and Chris Geeplay Weah will face off in a primary on September 7 to become the presidential nominee for the ticket ahead of the Liberia Football Association Elective Congress in 2026. 

Monrovia- Liberia Intellectual Property Office (LIPO) in collaboration with African Regional Intellectual Property Organization (ARIPO) has kick-started a three-day Intellectual Property Assets Management Workshop for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Liberia.

Beijing, China- Senate Pro-Tempore Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence is currently in the Peoples Republic of China as head of delegation participating in the 2024 legislator’s forum for friendly exchanges. The trip is the first time, in honor of an invitation.

Congo Town- Robert Sports Academy has been certificated by the Liberia Football Association (LFA) after fulfilling all the legal requirements to operate its grassroots football program.

Monrovia- Albert Nyuangar, a passenger on board the Royal Air Maroc Boeing 737 with a family that nearly crashed at Roberts International Airport (RIA) on Saturday morning, recounted that he saw smoke billowing from underneath the aircraft.

Paynesville City- The Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA) Acting Board of Commissioners have signed its first-ever regulations aimed at a significant shift in the country’s telecommunications landscape, designed to empower local entrepreneurs, improve service quality, and create a more inclusive market to boost government revenue.

Monrovia –A Royal Air Maroc flight narrowly avoided a serious accident at Roberts International Airport (RIA) on Saturday morning. Sources familiar with the incident reported that the plane initially landed on both rear wheels, but shortly after, the left wheel veered into a muddy grass patch adjacent to the runway, damaging several runway lights, which are already sparse at RIA.