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Tweah Warns Education Crisis Could Become Liberia's Next Security Threat

MONROVIA, Sept. 28 -- Former Finance and Development Planning Minister Samuel Tweah has warned that Liberia's failure to provide quality education to its citizens could evolve into a national security... Read More


Liberia: Senator Dopoh Backs Enforcement of Cybercrimes Law, Advances Recommendations For Smooth Implementation

MONROVIA, Sept. 25 -- As political debate intensifies among officials of the Unity Party(UP)- led Government and opposition politicians on the new Cybercrime Act of 2025, the Chairman of the Senate Co... Read More


Liberia: Chinese Nationals "Brutalize" Liberian Employee as Victim Alarms Over Selective Justice, Illegal Dismissal

MONROVIA, Sept. 23 -- The Ministry of Labour has launched a probe into reports of an alleged assault on a Liberian worker by two Chinese nationals in Congo Town, outside Monrovia. By Obediah Johnson ... Read More


Liberia's Forgotten Cradle: Rep. Benson Demands Budget Justice for St. Paul River's Historic Towns

MONROVIA, Sept. 18 -- Along the winding banks of the St. Paul River, a cluster of settlements older than the Liberian republic's modern institutions sits in quiet disrepair. Potholed roads swallow veh... Read More


Liberia: Bishop Brown Cautions Opposition Leaders Amid Ongoing Collaboration Talks

Monrovia, Sept. 10 -- Former Liberia Council of Churches President, Bishop Kortu Brown, has urged opposition politicians to approach Liberia's political challenges with greater responsibility, caution... Read More


Liberia: CMC Rejects CDC Invite To Attend Roundtable For Opposition Leaders

Monrovia, Aug. 31 -- The opposition Citizens Movement for Change (CMC) has rejected an invitation from the former ruling Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) to attend a roundtable for opposition poli... Read More


Liberia: Bishop Kortu Brown Warns Leaders To Avert Collision Course

Brewerville, Aug. 28 -- Amid growing concerns over tensions along Liberia's northern border, major drug seizures and heightened political divisions, Liberians have been urged to set aside pride, seek ... Read More


Liberia: Restoration Baptist Warns Against Using Drug Fight as Political Weapon, Vows Pastoral Care for Ex-VP Taylor

Monrovia, Aug. 21 -- The Restoration Baptist Ministries International has warned against using Liberia's ongoing fight against illicit drugs as a political weapon, while pledging continued pastoral ca... Read More


Liberia's Cocaine Probe Sparks War of Words Between Elected and Appointed Officials

Monrovia, Aug. 19 -- Liberia's investigation into the more than US$337 million cocaine seizures has triggered an increasingly bitter war of words between elected officials and presidential appointees,... Read More


Liberia: Five LDEA Leadership Changes in Two Years-Senator Konneh Warns Liberia Cannot "Change the Figurehead" and Cure the Cancer

Liberia, Aug. 12 -- MONROVIA- President Joseph Nyuma Boakai's decision to replace the leadership of the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency marks the latest turn in a revolving door that has seen the agen... Read More