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What started as a fairytale marriage has exploded into one of Liberia’s biggest social media controversies. Popular comedian Mama Liberia has accused his wife of deception, financial loss, emotional abuse, and theft, while she dismisses the allegations as lies and says only the court will hear her side. As screenshots, accusations, and counterclaims continue to flood social media, the public remains divided over who is telling the truth—and whether this was a marriage built on love or a dream that ended in betrayal.

A social media clash between former BBC and VOA journalist Moses Kollie Garzeawu and lawyer Cllr. Moriah Yeakula has sparked widespread debate in Liberia over journalism, politics, and credibility. The controversy erupted after Yeakula accused Garzeawu of becoming a “low-level propagandist” for the Unity Party, prompting him to respond that he was “not a low-level propagandist.” The exchange has fueled public discussion about whether Garzeawu’s political commentary has affected the reputation he built during his journalism career.

BREAKING: Eight defendants have been found guilty on all charges in Liberia’s largest human trafficking trial after a unanimous jury reached a verdict in just 20 minutes. The case involved 57 victims who say they were lured with fake job offers to Canada before being subjected to months of horrific abuse. Sentencing is pending as the landmark case marks a major test of justice and accountability in Liberia.

BREAKING: “She Refused Me for a Month” — These were the words of Richard Denteh, the man accused of beating his wife, Lorpu Kollie, to death, as he spoke to reporters after being forwarded to court by the Liberia National Police on a murder charge. Denteh admitted that a domestic dispute turned physical but claimed he does not know which part of his wife’s body he stepped on. The case is now before the court for trial.

Broken rims. Damaged scoreboards. Worn-out seats. These are no longer isolated problems—they have become symbols of the challenges confronting Liberian basketball. Following another game disruption caused by a broken rim during the Oilers vs. Spartacus matchup, questions are once again being raised about the state of the Liberia Basketball Association (LBA), the condition of the nation’s only major basketball facility, and the accountability surrounding funding for the sport. As players, coaches, and fans demand change, many are asking one critical question: Is Liberian basketball being given the opportunity to grow, or is it being left behind?

What was initially rumored to be a phone theft incident at Vickey Gray’s son’s birthday celebration has now been dismissed by one of the...

Former Liberian President and football legend George Manneh Oppong Weah joined FIFA President Giovanni Vincenzo Infantino, New York City Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani, and...

After a top marketing executive said “he brought this on himself,” Liberians are asking whether image matters more than influence, and whether Christoph The...

Rising infection rates and child vulnerability spark urgent concerns over education, brain development, and national productivity. Monrovia, Liberia — A growing national conversation is taking...

Public criticism against Liberian media personality and brand ambassador Abass Conteh (Mama Liberia) continues to intensify as concerns grow over his alleged anti-religious...