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BREAKINGMonrovia, November 13, 2026 – A prominent rubber planter has commended the House of Representatives, through its Committee on Agriculture, for taking a bold step to bring all stakeholders together to examine the controversial Executive Order 166. By Emmanuel Weedee-Conway Mr. Charles Bamakpeh,…
BREAKINGCPIA workshop identifies weak governance and unreliable data as key barriers, as YEIB-MANCO CEO calls for establishment of National Data Center By Charles G. Lamadine Monrovia- The African Development Bank (AfDB) and the World Bank have called for stronger institutional performance, improved…
BREAKINGAs Criminal Court ‘C’ Denies Motion for New Trial Before Sentencing Convicted Officials in US$500,000 Saudi Rice Case By: Willie N. Tokpah Monrovia-Foreign Affairs Minister Dee-Maxwell Saah Kemayah and other defendants convicted in Liberia’s controversial US$500,000 Saudi Rice case have announced…
BREAKINGCOP31 President Murat Kurum speaks at the Antalya Leaders Summit. Photo:UNFCCC leaders at COP31 called for predictable climate finance, but reports show that much of the funding available to developing countries comes as loans, adding to debt pressures. Liberia had received about US$213 million of…
BREAKINGOfficer Reportedly Suffers Eye Injuries as Attackers Allegedly Seize Police Radio, Cap and US$150 Monrovia-The Liberia National Police, LNP, has arrested and forwarded seven individuals to court over the alleged assault of a police officer and obstruction of law enforcement personnel performing…
BREAKINGCounsellor Benedict Sannoh MONROVIA – An independent assessment conducted in the case involving Counsellor Benedict Sannoh and two complainants in which a six months’ suspension was recommended against him has uncovered what appears to be a chicanery , betrayal and ingratitude against him. By…
BREAKINGMONROVIA, Liberia — In Liberia’s county capitals, paved streets have been promised many times. This year, the money was finally set aside. The pavement has not followed. By Rodney D. Sieh By September 30, the government had recorded more than $10 million against 15 city street projects, in towns…
BREAKINGMONROVIA – Three decades ago, Liberia needed West Africa’s soldiers to help end its civil war. Today, it has a chance to help shape the region’s economic future. By Rodney D. Sieh Benoni W. Urey, a Liberian businessman best known as a founding shareholder of the mobile network Lonestar Cell MTN,…
BREAKINGDr. Reynold Agard, President of HANDS International, said the mission was initially targeting more than 2,000 patients before concluding on Saturday, November 14. But some of the cases encountered have already prompted discussions about interventions that could extend well beyond scheduled…
BREAKINGA teacher uses picture cards to regain the attention of students during a lesson at the Arthur and Zwannah First Autism Classroom in Paynesville. Teachers often use visual cues, repetition, and one-on-one support to help students refocus and stay engaged in class. Summary: Nearly eight years after…