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Sunu Assurances Liberia Opens New Office In Sinkor

MONROVIA, Sept. 1 -- SUNU Assurances Liberia Limited has officially opened its new office at 13th Street, Sinkor, Monrovia, marking another significant milestone in the company's continued growth and ... Read More


Liberian Statesman Intensifies Call for Police Inspector General to Recuse Himself From US$317M Cocaine Investigation

Monrovia, Sept. 1 -- United States-based Liberian statesman and Pleasantville City Council member, James D. Barclay, has intensified his call for Liberia's Inspector General of Police, Colonel Gregory... Read More


'Desist From Political Solidarities In The Fight Against Crimes Suspects Are Not Convicts Until Proven Guilty' Liberian Law Student Cooper Warns

Liberia, Sept. 1 -- A law student at the Liberia School of Law, Keah Cooper, has commended the Government of Liberia for its fight against not only corruption, but also against the abuse of drugs in t... Read More


Liberia: UMC Bishop Declares Africa "New Epicenter Of Faith" At Thanksgiving Service In Monrovia

Liberia, Aug. 31 -- Monrovia, August 30, 2026 - The preacher at the Thanksgiving Service in Monrovia ahead of 2026 Africa College of Bishops Meeting has called on the global church to "enlarge its ten... Read More


Jackson F. Doe Hospital Expansion Signals Liberia's Push to Decentralize Specialized Healthcare

Liberia, Aug. 31 -- The Government of Liberia is advancing plans to expand specialized healthcare services outside Monrovia with a major upgrade of the Jackson F. Doe Memorial Regional Referral Hospit... Read More


Liberia: Cummings Demands Speedy, Fair Trial for Howard-Taylor, Accuses Government of 'Selective Justice'

Monrovia, Aug. 31 -- Political Leader of the Alternative National Congress, Alexander Benedict Cummings, has called on the Government of Liberia to ensure a speedy and fair trial for former Vice Presi... Read More


Liberia: What a Secretly Recorded 'Gift' Call - and the Koffa Precedent - Mean for the Case against Jewel Howard Taylor

Liberia, Aug. 31 -- Liberian law is openly hostile to secret recordings. A Monrovia courtroom let one in anyway earlier this year, in the Capitol arson case against former Speaker J. Fonati Koffa, and... Read More


African Civil Society Leaders Say the Global Aid System Is Broken; 200 Gather in Accra This Week to Create a New Africa-Led Model

Liberia, Aug. 31 -- Summary: By Tetee Gebro, gender and health correspondent with New NarrativesIn the four years to 2023 the European Union spent $16 million to boost the systems that would keep Lib... Read More


Follow The Law on The Books, Then Ask What the Tape Actually Proves

Liberia, Aug. 31 -- Liberia's Constitution and Penal Code already say what should happen to a secretly recorded conversation. A precedent set in one courtroom this year should not quietly rewrite that... Read More


Liberia: A Nation Finally Writes its Own Story

Liberia, Aug. 31 -- The Historical Society of Liberia has launched a 24-volume Presidents Biography Series - one book for every Liberian head of state since 1848. The first volume, on Edwin Barclay, i... Read More