Author: Jaheim T. Tumu

Monrovia – In a dramatic development at the House of Representatives, Majority Bloc-led leadership has forcibly removed embattled Speaker Fonati Koffa from his office. The Speaker’s office was broken into, and his personal belongings are now being cleared out, following repeated demands by the Majority Bloc for him to vacate the premises.

Monrovia – The Executive Board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has approved Liberia’s access to $46 million following the successful completion of the first review of the country’s arrangement under the Extended Credit Facility (ECF).

Congo Town — Liberty Party (LP) Chairperson, Representative Rugie Berry, has declared that the party is determined to field a presidential candidate in the 2029 elections, despite being four years away from the polls.

Monrovia – The search for Liberian football talent continues across Europe, Africa, and beyond, with sports promoter Abel Thomas once again discovering a rising star. This time, it is Sulahmana Mamadu Bah, a dynamic striker making waves in the Maltese BOV Challenge League.

Monrovia — After years of internal divisions, the Liberty Party (LP) is set to hold a national convention this weekend under the leadership of Political Leader and Senate Pro-Tempore, Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence.

Bangkok, Thailand – Two Liberian nationals, Solomon Varney Gaddeh, 32, and Yousouf Cherif, 50, were arrested in Bangkok for allegedly scamming a Thai businessman out of US$90,000 (approximately 3 million baht) in a counterfeit banknote scheme connected to a gold-selling scam.

MONROVIA – The Diaspora Alert organization has expressed outrage over recent comments made by President Joseph Boakai that were perceived as threatening and dismissive toward Liberians living in the United States. Speaking at a gathering over the weekend, President Boakai told the audience:

Paynesville City – As the National County Sports Meet (NCSM) draws closer to its kickball and basketball finals, the Ministry of Youth and Sports (MYS) has yet to announce any cash prizes for champions or individual award winners in these categories.

Monrovia – The National Water, Sanitation and Hygiene Commission (NWASHC) has authorized Bravo Water Material Factory to resume limited production after a closure of nearly two months due to contamination concerns.

CALDWELL, Monrovia- The National Water Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) Commission (NWASHC) has ordered Bravo Water Material Factory to resume three months temporary production to the general public after a closure lasting one month and twenty-six days due to contaminated water that was deemed unsafe for human consumption.