Gossip Liberia

The Armed Forces of Liberia has disqualified hundreds of applicants after discovering more than 500 forged WAEC and other academic certificates during its ongoing 2026 recruitment screening, as officials intensify efforts to ensure only qualified candidates join the military.

Monrovia, Liberia – A fresh controversy has emerged between the Ministry of Youth and Sports (MYS) and the Federation of Liberian Youth (FLY), following...

Legislators respond to rising concerns about the dangers of flavored tobacco and synthetic drugs The widespread use of shisha and kush in Liberia has sparked...

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.

By Myean D Torgbean The Political Leader of the Citizens for Change Movement (CMC), Representative Musa Hassan Bility, has taken a sharp swipe at former...

Bucky Raw: The Evolution of TrapCo Music and Liberian EntertainmentLiberia's music scene is experiencing a seismic shift, and at the forefront of this revolution...

Residents of Stockton Creek clashed with Liberian police on Saturday during a court-ordered eviction of nearly 88 acres of land. Police used tear gas to disperse crowds, while residents resisted by throwing stones, forcing officers to retreat and regroup. More than 15 people were reportedly injured or arrested as tensions over the disputed land escalated.