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MONROVIA - For a long time, issues affecting persons with disabilities in Liberia have remained on the margins of national policy discussions, often acknowledged in principle but weakly implemented in practice, leaving many within the…

MONROVIA - As governments increasingly look beyond traditional policy tools to address youth unemployment and social challenges, sports diplomacy is emerging as a strategic pathway for engagement, offering opportunities that combine…

MONROVIA - A new confrontation is emerging between the judiciary and the media, raising renewed concern about the state of press freedom and the boundaries of legal authority in Liberia. What began as a routine court summons has quickly…

MONROVIA - In what appears to be a shift from broad policy declarations to more time-bound and measurable interventions, the Government has unveiled a 365-day national action plan aimed at reducing maternal and newborn deaths, placing…

MONROVIA - A murder case that gripped Sinoe County for nearly two years, stirred public outrage, and raised serious questions about justice and accountability has now reached a decisive conclusion, with the court imposing the heaviest…

MONROVIA - In a move that could quietly reshape how public funds are managed beyond Monrovia, the Government is taking another step toward deepening fiscal decentralization, with renewed focus on strengthening county-level financial…

MONROVIA - At a time when Liberia’s rubber sector was facing uncertainty, market disruption, and resistance from major buyers over new government pricing reforms, one company’s decision to continue purchasing from smallholder farmers has…

MONROVIA - As universities continue to position themselves within a more competitive and globally connected academic space, the selection of keynote speakers has become a reflection not only of institutional prestige but also of the values…

DELIVERED BY CLLR. N. OSWALD TWEH, MINISTER OF JUSTICE AND ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA AT MINISTRY OF INFORMATION CAPITOL HILL MARCH 24, 2026 Members of the Press Fellow Liberians: The Government of…

FOR SOME TIME, there was silence. Now the Government has spoken. And that is important. But let us not pretend that speaking alone settles this matter. It does not. What the country is dealing with is not small talk. This is about our…