Education Ministry Moves Against Unlicensed Schools
Education Ministry Threatens Closure of Unlicensed Schools In a separate development, Education Minister Dr. Jarso Jallah has warned that schools operating without valid permits will...
Bushrod Dreams Reclaim Second Division Crown as LBA Championship Race Goes Down to the Wire
Bushrod Dreams repeat as Second Division champions, JR Rockies capture the Third Division title, while LPRC Oilers and NPA Pythons prepare for a decisive...
Tebeh Football Academy Storms Into LFA Second Division After 7–1 Playoff Rout
Buchanan Triumph Seals Automatic Promotion as Tebeh Remains Unbeaten in National Playoffs Tebeh Football Academy have secured automatic promotion to the Liberia Football Association (LFA)...
Liberia’s US$317 Million Cocaine Mystery Deepens Amid Contradictory Claims
As Liberia continues investigating its largest-ever cocaine seizure valued at US$317 million, conflicting public statements about a 2021 trip to Spain have added a new layer of controversy. Contradictory accounts from key figures, including President Joseph Boakai’s son, Joseph Boakai Jr. (JoJo), and businessman Ibrahima Touré, are fueling public demands for an independent, transparent investigation into whether any connections exist between those involved and the ongoing drug probe.
No More Hiding: MTN Declares War on MoMo Loan Defaulters as SIM Swaps Can No Longer Erase Debt
MTN Ghana’s warning that changing a SIM card will no longer erase Mobile Money loan debt has ignited debate across Africa. By linking MoMo accounts to national identification, the telecom giant is tightening accountability, but the move is also raising questions about privacy, consumer rights, and the future of digital lending.
Liberia’s Kush Crisis: Thousands Arrested, Almost No Convictions—A System on the Brink
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.
Liberians Urged to Rally Behind Lone Star Ahead of AFCON 2027 Campaign
The Liberia Football Association has launched a nationwide campaign to rally financial and moral support for the Lone Star ahead of the AFCON 2027 qualifiers, encouraging Liberians to unite behind the national team as preparations intensify.
Finals Fever Grips Liberia: Opening Wins Set the Stage for Thrilling LBA Championship Battles
The 2026 Liberia Basketball League Finals are underway, with Paynesville Bull Dogs, JR Rockies, D-Rockas, and NPA Pythons all securing opening victories in their best-of-five championship series. From overtime drama to intense defensive battles, the race for the league titles is already heating up as teams prepare for pivotal Game Two encounters.
Hundreds of applicants disqualified as military intensifies verification of academic credentials during nationwide enlistment exercise.
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.
Botswana Police Destroy Nearly 300 Firearms, Launch Fresh Appeal for Illegal Weapons Surrender
Botswana Police have destroyed 299 surrendered firearms in a nationwide effort to improve public safety, while urging holders of illegal weapons to take advantage of Africa Amnesty Month and surrender their firearms without prosecution.
