Gossip Liberia

In a move stirring mixed reactions across Liberia’s entertainment and regulatory landscape, Eddie Watson, a Liberian-born Ghanaian actor and producer, has reportedly been signed...

After more than two decades away from the Africa Cup of Nations, Liberian football supporters are rallying behind the Lone Star with one clear message: the nation is ready to fight for qualification. With a new technical direction, a challenging qualifying group, and growing expectations from fans, Liberia believes the time has come to rebuild, compete, and return to the continent’s biggest football tournament.

Liberian artist S.I.O is under fire after misleading his fans about the promotion of his upcoming song. Days ago, S.I.O claimed he was delaying...

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.

President Weah Describes New NSA Headquarters ‘Milestone Achievement (Monrovia, Liberia): The President of the Republic, H. E. Dr. George Manneh Weah, has described the newly...

Liberia’s MTN Trending Artist of the Year, 10:30, is at the center of a growing national conversation after alarming images of his deteriorating health surfaced online. As speculation swirls around his recent religious conversion, lifestyle, and the mystery behind his illness, one fact remains clear—no official medical diagnosis has been made public, and the artist is urgently seeking support to travel abroad for treatment.

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MOCI) has confiscated 50 cartons of rotten frozen chicken at the Freeport of Monrovia in what officials describe as a major step toward safeguarding public health and enforcing Liberia’s food safety regulations.