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MONROVIA - Liberia's monetary credibility goes on trial before the Senate as Euphemia Gbadee Swen-Monmia seeks confirmation as Deputy Governor for Economic Policy. Her pitch to the Senate Committee on Banking and Currency is unusual. She…

MONROVIA - Nimba County's newest unity project has hit its first public fracture, from one of its most prominent sons. Representative Musa Hassan Bility has disowned the Nimba Solidarity Movement, saying his photograph was used without…

MONROVIA - The Boakai administration has chosen to fight on rather than settle with Dr. Dougbeh Christopher Nyan. The Executive Branch has appealed to the Supreme Court's full bench against a February 16, 2026 ruling by the Justice in…

MONROVIA - Liberia has no confirmed Ebola case. Yet the virus is now a flight away. Nigeria’s first case, confirmed in Abuja on October 20, traveled from the DRC through Uganda. That route shows how easily the Bundibugyo strain crosses…

MONROVIA - Information Minister Jerolinmek Matthew Piah wants the Boakai presidency judged on a longer clock. Critics ask what President Joseph Nyuma Boakai brought home from the UN General Assembly. Piah answers that diplomacy is not a…

Liberia does not need to be taught what Ebola is. We buried our nurses, our neighbors and our children. We watched markets close, schools empty and the finger-snap handshake vanish from a people who greet with warmth. So when Dr. Sia Wata…

MONROVIA - Stephen M. Yekeson, Jr. did not offer senators slogans. He offered a test. Within 100 days, rice, fuel, and cement prices go public weekly in all 15 counties. That is a rare, measurable promise in Liberian public life. His…

MONROVIA - Cllr. Tiawan Saye Gongloe has reached for the harshest word in the fiscal vocabulary. A budget that rewards a few officials over the many, he argues, is legalized theft. The charge lands as the 2027 budget takes shape. His most…

MONROVIA - Michael Adeboboye places Jewel Howard-Taylor at the center of a larger charge. One cocaine shipment, he argues, produced three standards of justice. She was picked up on August 19 and faced a writ six days later. Others named in…

MONROVIA - The opposition has found a target in the public schools crisis. Jefferson Tamba Koijee, Secretary General of the Congress for Democratic Change, blames Senator Abraham Darius Dillon personally. He alleges nepotism, kickbacks and…