Gossip Liberia

Liberia’s beloved kickball is stepping onto the continental stage, transforming from a national pastime into a growing African sport. With Sierra Leone already adopting the game and plans underway for its inclusion in the All-African Games, Liberia is emerging as the driving force behind kickball’s expansion. Long celebrated as a symbol of unity and women’s empowerment at home, the sport is now poised to gain international recognition, positioning Liberia as the heart of its development across Africa.

LIBERIA NEWEST LUXURY CREATIVE STUDIO AND BEAUTY SALON “KELJHANI” FINALLY OPENS TO THE PUBLIC TODAY. Keljhani is a beauty and fashion house offering the following...

JFK Now Charges $200 for C-Sections as Pregnant Women Face Life-or-Death Choices in Liberia’s Dying Economy Monrovia, Liberia – In a country ranked among the...

Jury selection has begun in Liberia’s Criminal Court “C” in the trial of 13 former government officials accused of diverting 29,412 bags of humanitarian rice donated by Saudi Arabia for disaster victims.

BUCHANAN, Liberia — August 18, 2026: A reported burglary at the SIB Bank branch in Buchanan, Grand Bassa County, has sparked concern among residents...

The Liberia Telecommunications Authority is advancing Liberia’s bid to regain greater national control of the .lr domain, with a proposed framework involving government oversight, an independent registry operator, and broad stakeholder participation.

Suzan Gbangaye Ordered to Pay AUD 873,000 in Defamation Case The Supreme Court of Western Australia has ordered Suzan Gbangaye, a Liberian-Australian talk show host,...

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has broken ground for the development of Providence Island, launching a major government initiative aimed at preserving the historic site...

Liberia’s campaign against kush has led to hundreds of arrests, but a closer examination reveals a justice system struggling to turn enforcement into lasting results. With conviction rates remaining alarmingly low, prisons operating beyond capacity, and major traffickers continuing to evade authorities, experts say the country’s response must extend beyond arrests. This investigation explores how systemic weaknesses, limited rehabilitation services, and organized criminal networks are fueling a crisis that threatens an entire generation.