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A growing disagreement between the two legislative chambers has prompted the House of Representatives to mandate Speaker Richard Nagbe Koon to lead a special delegation to engage the leadership of the Senate, following mounting dissatisfaction over what lawmakers describe as prolonged delays…

The government has deployed 150 young people in Gbarnga, Bong County, under its Presidential Clean Cities Initiative, a three-month interventi…

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Before Liberia creates a National Minerals Company to acquire new stakes in mining, it should account for the rights it already has. The Miner…

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When public water pipes run dry, a business owner must find another supply or risk closing. When that owner borrows money to drill a well, sho…

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There is something troubling about a country that cannot reliably issue national identification cards to its own citizens yet is considering a…

The World Bank has challenged Liberia to translate improved access to public information into stronger institutional performance, measurable accountability and concrete action as the country launches a digital Anti-Corruption and Integrity Dashboard.

Former Press Union of Liberia (PUL) leader Gabriel I.H. Williams has called on President Joseph Nyuma Boakai to urgently intervene in the shipping crisis affecting Liberian businesswomen and importers, warning that prolonged delays could undermine small businesses ahead of the Christmas shop…

The government has opened a US$680,000 grant facility for women-owned and women-led fisheries businesses across the country’s nine coastal counties, offering financial support ranging from US$5,000 to US$20,000 to help entrepreneurs expand their businesses and improve their livelihoods.

The Civil Service Agency (CSA) has identified 117 former public servants who retired between 2020 and 2024 but have yet to receive their monthly pension benefits, as it intensifies efforts to address outstanding retirement cases and improve pension administration across government institutions.

The House of Representatives has dismissed allegations of fraud, financial impropriety, and procurement irregularities involving US$800,000 allocated for agricultural supplies, clearing the Ministry of Agriculture after a legislative inquiry found insufficient evidence to substantiate the claims.

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has issued a strong warning against dishonesty, mismanagement and the misuse of agricultural assistance, declaring that Liberia cannot achieve food self-sufficiency if resources intended to transform the sector continue to fall into the hands of individuals more…

Liberia reportedly faces an airfare loss exceeding US$100,000 in government-funded travel expenses after the national amputee football team failed to travel to Mexico for the 2026 Amputee Football World Cup due to its inability to secure Spanish transit visas, raising serious questions about…

Watanga Football Club Head Coach Theophilus Geeker has broken his silence over what he describes as the painful collapse of the club's long-awaited dream of competing in the CAF Champions League, expressing deep frustration, disappointment, and emotional distress over developments he believe…

The Ministry of Youth and Sports (MYS) has issued a stern November 15, 2026 deadline to counties yet to complete their football and kickball account registration requirements, warning that failure to comply will result in exclusion from the upcoming National County Sports Meet.

Liberian entrepreneur Brenda Brewer Moore is taking the country’s cultural heritage to an international audience with the opening of a new kiosk for her business, Curated Cultural Gifts, in the Departure Hall of Roberts International Airport (RIA).