Gossip Liberia

From Bushrod Island to national recognition, Amadu Fahnbulleh is redefining online streaming and content creation in Liberia. Over the years, Liberians have continued to push...

Liberia stands on the brink of what many fear could be a major political crisis, as reports circulate that the Unity Party (UP)-led government...

A 52-year-old survivor recounts a near-fatal assault after declining to play a drum, as police launch an investigation and arrest suspects. A disturbing incident in...

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.

Liberia’s inclusion is linked to statistics showing nearly 48.9% of Liberians in the U.S. rely on public assistance, raising serious concerns for families seeking reunification. The decision has already halted approved but unprinted visas, leaving many Liberians in uncertainty.

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.

By Myean D TorgbeanMonrovia, Liberia – Friday, October 11, 2025 Deputy Information Minister Daniel Sando has criticized what he described as deliberate legal maneuvers by...