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BREAKINGCriminal Court E Acquits Him of Gang Rape; Orders Pre-Sentence Report Before Sentencing By Gerald C. Koinyeneh Monrovia — Assigned Circuit Judge Wesseh Alphonsus Wesseh Sr. has found 63-year-old Peter Bon Jallah, a staff member of the National Security Agency (NSA), guilty of statutory rape and…
BREAKINGJallah had pleaded not guilty to all charges, while his defense challenged the prosecution’s evidence, citing alleged inconsistencies in the complainant’s account and limitations in the medical and forensic findings. — Acquits NSA Staff of Gang Rape; Defense Announces Supreme Court Appeal MONROVIA,…
BREAKINGLiberia’s Criminal Court E convicted Peter Bon Jallah, 63, a National Security Agency staff member, of statutory rape and kidnapping. He can appeal.
BREAKINGThe Government of Liberia, through the Liberia Intellectual Property Office (LIPO), has announced that it is on track to surpass its annual intellectual property registration target after recording 526 registrations by the end of the third quarter of 2026. Speaking at the Ministry of Information’s…
BREAKINGMONROVIA, Liberia — Liberia’s Supreme Court on Thursday reserved judgment in a case that could determine whether the country’s House of Representatives defied a court order when it expelled one of its most outspoken members, Yekeh Kolubah, in April. By Victoria G. Wesseh The case turns on a narrow…
BREAKINGMONROVIA, Liberia — The People’s Liberation Party (PLP) has appointed education policy expert Tonzeah N. Zarwolo to two senior leadership positions, a move that could position him to help shape the party’s policy direction as it explores political collaboration with Musa Hassan Bility’s Citizens…
BREAKINGMONROVIA — Stephen M. Yekeson Jr. told senators Wednesday that he wants to be “judged by what is delivered.” His confirmation statement gives the Senate one promise it can test within 100 days, and many more it cannot. By Rodney D Sieh Appearing before the Senate Committee on Commerce and Industry,…
BREAKINGJackson (center), who is seeking court permission to travel abroad for medical treatment, remains barred from leaving Liberia. He was seen being assisted by two men at the courthouse. MONROVIA — Liberian economist and political commentator Samuel Jackson has appealed to Criminal Court “A” Judge…
BREAKINGSome of the protesters at the war crimes court office. Credit: Anthony Stephens/New Narratives. Hundreds of war victims, survivors and justice advocates protested at the war crimes court office and the Capitol Building, demanding approval of legislation to establish the long-awaited court. A…
BREAKINGMONROVIA, October 22, 2026 — The House of Representatives has summoned Liberia’s health authorities to provide a comprehensive briefing on the country’s preparedness and response measures following reports of a confirmed Ebola case in Nigeria and an ongoing Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak. By Emmanuel…
BREAKINGSix months after the House of Representatives expelled Rep. Yekeh Kolubah while a Supreme Court stay order was pending, the full bench has heard his appeal and reserved its ruling. The case rests on a narrow question: whether the House was properly served with the order. But the answer will decide…
BREAKINGA Moroccan C-130 cargo aircraft touched down at Roberts International Airport on October 19, bringing military vehicles and logistical supplies for the Armed Forces of Liberia, according to published ...
BREAKINGDeveloping countries need sustainable financing, technology transfer, and technical assistance to shift to green shipping without being left behind, Liberia Maritime Authority Commissioner and CEO ...
BREAKINGThe Liberian government has touted gains made in various sectors of government, including education, enforcing military discipline, improving agricultural production, expanding petroleum ...