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Liberian Opposition Leader Accuses Ruling Party of Corruption in Petroleum Deal
Jefferson Koijee, Secretary General of Liberia’s main opposition party, the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC), has accused the governing Unity Party (UP) of engineering...
Ghana and Its Neighbors: A Historical Look at Migration, Expulsions, and the Debate Over...
From the 1969 Alien Compliance Order to the Buduburam refugee crisis, historical tensions over migration continue to shape debates among West Africans today.
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Land Dispute Clouds CDC’s Headquarters Project in Monrovia
Landowner accuses Liberia’s former ruling party of trespassing and underpayment as legal tensions threaten the much-publicized groundbreaking.
Monrovia, Liberia — A major controversy has erupted...
“One Stage, Two Mistakes?” Rafield G SKD Drama Sparks Heated Debate Over Respect, Professionalism...
A heated debate has erupted across Liberia’s entertainment space following a controversial moment involving Rafield G at the SKD Independence celebration. After being invited on stage by Christoph The Change to perform, the situation quickly turned into a viral discussion about stage management, artist professionalism, respect, and accountability. As fans continue to share different perspectives, the incident has sparked a bigger conversation about how artists, organizers, and entertainment stakeholders should handle major national events.
LFA Under Fire: Football Politics Overshadow the Beautiful Game in Liberia
Liberia’s football landscape is facing a major storm as the Liberia Football Association (LFA) comes under intense public scrutiny following controversial disciplinary decisions involving key football stakeholders. The expulsion of FC Fassell President Cassell Anthony Kuoh and recent appeals decisions have sparked nationwide debates about transparency, fairness, and the future direction of football administration in Liberia. As fans, clubs, and officials continue to react, questions remain over whether the LFA can restore confidence and keep the focus on developing the game.
From Soil to Success: Liberia Pushes New Agricultural Drive as Cassava, Cocoa and Palm...
Liberia is intensifying efforts to revive its agricultural sector through new mechanization programs, increased support for farmers, and stronger partnerships aimed at boosting food production and exports. Cassava remains the country’s leading staple crop, while cocoa, palm oil, and rubber continue to drive export earnings. Despite ongoing challenges such as limited infrastructure and traditional farming methods, the government’s renewed push is encouraging more Liberians, especially young people, to return to farming as a viable and profitable business opportunity.
Mahmud Johnson Speaks out about Government Dead Functional Systems
Liberia is not as it is when it comes to the things the people need, it is a place where those in the government...
King Dennis Takes Aim at Mr. Church’s Style
King Dennis aimed high at Mr. Church after he released his newest track dizzying the hip-hop artist.
In the ever-evolving landscape of hip-hop, artists often...
Liberia’s Master Queen Faces Possible Ban from LFA
Unconfirmed reports suggest Grace Hawa Weah could be sidelined indefinitely from Liberian football
MONROVIA, LIBERIA – Unconfirmed reports emerging from the Liberia Football Association (LFA)...
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