George Solo Breaks Silence, Criticizes CDC Leadership and Former President Weah
Monrovia, Liberia – In a revealing and hard-hitting interview, George Solo, former chairman of the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC), has openly criticized the party’s leadership and expressed strong opposition to the return of former President George M. Weah to power. Solo, who once held a top position within the CDC, named several high-profile members he described as key...
A Touch of the Dove: The Final Pass of Bachir Oumar Toure
From the court to the hearts of many, his legacy now rests in the hands of his son. There are moments in sports when the ball leaves a player’s hands, spinning through the air, and you just know, it’s the last pass they’ll ever make. For Liberia’s basketball family, August 8, 2025, was that moment. The sudden passing of Bachir...
Liberia and Sierra Leone Launch Free Roaming to Boost Regional Integration
ECOWAS-backed initiative eliminates cross-border call charges, paving way for broader West African telecom unification MONROVIA, Liberia – The Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA) has announced the activation of a landmark Free Roaming Agreement between Liberia and Sierra Leone, effective this Wednesday, following a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed between both governments. LTA Commissioner General Hon. Clarence Massaquoi described the move as a...
Burning Wombs, Dying Hopes
JFK Now Charges $200 for C-Sections as Pregnant Women Face Life-or-Death Choices in Liberia’s Dying Economy Monrovia, Liberia – In a country ranked among the world’s poorest, where many survive on less than one dollar a day, a new policy from Liberia’s largest government hospital has sent shockwaves through an already burdened population. The John F. Kennedy Memorial Medical Center...
Contextualizing Liberia’s Rubber Export Policy and Mobile Money Fee Hike
Monrovia, Liberia – A recent social media post has sparked debate over the implementation of export restrictions on unprocessed rubber and the Central Bank of Liberia’s (CBL) latest move to raise mobile money withdrawal fees to 2%. The post by political commentator Moriah Yeakula-Korkpor highlights the policy pattern of successive Liberian governments regarding rubber exports while raising concern over a...
Liberians Lift Nation in Prayer at ELWA Junction
Monrovia, Liberia – In the early hours of Wednesday morning, a powerful wave of faith swept through the ELWA Junction as hundreds of Liberians, mostly young people, gathered in unity to pray for the future of their nation. The spontaneous yet organized national prayer gathering brought together citizens from various churches and Christian denominations who knelt on the dusty grounds...
Rape Suspect Allegedly Triggers Crash, Killing All Onboard
Nimba County, Liberia – A tragic motorbike accident in Loyee Town, Nimba County has claimed the lives of four individuals under shocking circumstances, following an alleged escape attempt by a rape suspect who was being transported by police. Contrary to initial reports, four people were on the motorbike at the time of the crash. These included a handcuffed rape suspect,...
From Monrovia to the World: CIC Drops “Local Champion” Album Like a Musical Bombshell
CIC Declares Himself “Local Champion” as He Drops 15-Track Album of Pure Fire! A Musical Feast from the King of Kolopo, Straight Outta Monrovia to the World Get ready to turn up your volume and clear your playlists — Cralor Boi CIC just dropped the most anticipated album of the decade, and it’s coming in hot with 15 unstoppable tracks....
Boakai’s Bong County Visit Sparks Backlash Over Water Projects
Critics Question President’s Development Priorities as Social Media Reacts to Convoy Controversy Bong County, Liberia – President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s recent visit to Bong County has stirred mixed reactions among citizens, as critics question the administration’s development focus and handling of public movement during presidential travels. The president’s July 19 visit, which included serving as Commencement Speaker at the Bong County...
President Addressed the Wrong Sign Instead of the True Message of the July 17 Protest.
Thousands flood Monrovia streets on July 17 in peaceful protest led by STAND, calling out corruption, police brutality, and failing services while President Boakai remains absent, drawing public outrage. After nearly four months of planning, July 17 marked a significant turning point in Liberia’s political atmosphere. Thousands of Liberians gathered in Monrovia to join a peaceful protest organized by the...
