Senator Kaipay Calls For Independent Probe Into ‘Missing Billions’
Monrovia – In the wake of recent revelation of the alleged disappearance of billions of newly printed Liberian Banknotes, Jonathan L. Kaipay, is…
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Liberia: Internal Affairs Minister Frowns on Local Officials for Deserting Posts
Ganta, Nimba County – The Minister of Internal Affairs, Varney A. Sirleaf has expressed disappointment over what he termed as the constant…
Local NGO Donates School Kits To Girls of Henry Quaye Taylor Public School
Tubmanburg – As part of efforts to promote girl’s education in the country, a local humanitarian group, “Taking Action for Girls” (TAG)…
Margibi County Lawmaker Vows Not to Apologize In ‘Writ of Re-possession’ Saga
Margibi County – Representative Tibelrosa Summoh Tarponweh has vowed that under no circumstances he will apologize over his role played in the…
The Search for Truth and Justice Must not Undermine Liberia’s Fragile Peace
I remain an advocate for justice and truly want accountability for the heinous crimes committed in Liberia. Yes, I do but I…
Liberian Referee Acquitted of Bribery Claim in Anas’ Video
Monrovia – Liberia FIFA badge referee Jerry Yekeh who was suspended by the Confederation of African Football(CAF) for his alleged involvement in…
Liberia Football Association Orders Corrupt Officials to Restitute over 440K Liberian Dollars
Monrovia – Suspended Liberia Football Association Competition Director Mathew Diggs and former Montserrado County sub Association chairman Josiah Toe have been mandated…
Liberia: Police Changes Investigator on Alleged Sexual Exploitation Involving Govt Official
Monrovia – The Liberia National Police (LNP) has changed the investigators who were initially handling the alleged sexual exploitation case reported against…
Liberia: Fistula Survivors Plead with Gov’t and Partners for Continued Support
Phebe, Bong County – In mixed emotions, including tears of joy and what lies ahead of them, 18 graduates of the UNFPA-supported Fistula…
Liberia: First Female Magistrate and longest Cape Mount County Judge Dies at 70
Monrovia – Retired Judge Amymusu K. Jones, the first woman who became a magistrate in 1994 of the Monrovia Magisterial Court and…