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Residents question leadership as health risks grow and sanitation efforts fall short across the capital By all indications, the leadership of John-Charuk Siafa came into...

A Clash of Words Sparks Tension Recently, the Liberian entertainment scene has been buzzing with tension as two prominent figures, JZyNo and TeddyRide, engage in...

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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?

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.

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...

A Clash of Words Sparks Tension Recently, the Liberian entertainment scene has been buzzing with tension as two prominent figures, JZyNo and TeddyRide, engage in...

Initially announced as part of a major infrastructure push under the Unity Party-led administration, the government declared that 137 pieces of heavy-duty equipment, including bulldozers, excavators, and dump trucks, would make up the first shipment toward a total procurement of 285 machines intended to rehabilitate Liberia’s road network and enhance agricultural productivity.

Residents question leadership as health risks grow and sanitation efforts fall short across the capital By all indications, the leadership of John-Charuk Siafa came into...