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JOINT COMMUNIQUÉ FROM ROUNDTABLES OF POLITICAL LEADERS OF OPPOSITION POLITICAL PARTIES…
Monrovia, Liberia
September 27, 2026
Preamble
From Saturday-Sunday, September 5-6, 2026, there were Roundtables hosted and convened by H.E. Dr. George Manneh Weah, Sr., Former President of the Republic of Liberia and!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
PUL Marks 62nd Anniversary -Journalists march from Capitol Hill today
MONROVIA - Sixty-two years after its founding, the Press Union of Liberia takes to the streets once again. Journalists march this morning from the University of Liberia’s Capitol Hill campus to the National Archives in Sinkor. World Bank!-->…
Vote Pushes Peace Commission -Elders want NPRC by executive order
MONROVIA - Liberia’s civil society wants the state to carry a small share of its keep. A coalition of CSOs and elders wants 0.1 percent of the national budget set aside by law. Their case is simple survival. UNMIL is gone, and donors such!-->…
LPB Tightens Pharmacy Oversight -Inspectors fan out across medicine stores
MONROVIA - Research cited by the Liberia Pharmacy Board says more than half of sick people may first seek help at a pharmacy counter. That makes the medicine store a frontline of the health system. Dr. Menmon P. Z. Dunah wants that!-->…
STRIVE Retools BWI Training -AFD-funded IECD project modernizes vocational workshops
MONROVIA - Liberia’s vocational schools are finally teaching on the equipment employers actually use. The €10 million Strengthening Integration through Vocational Education (STRIVE) project is driving the change. At Booker Washington!-->…
Boakai Makes Maritime History -LiMA, LISCR host President in Dulles
DULLES, Virginia – President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has taken his U.S. schedule to the office that keeps Liberia’s flag on the world’s oceans. He visited the Virginia office of the Liberia International Ship and Corporate Registry (LISCR).!-->…
Howard-Taylor: ‘Liberty on Trial’ -Legal pundits weigh Howard-Taylor’s constitutional…
MONROVIA - Former Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor has spent 41 days under state restraint. That duration has become a constitutional question in its own right. Legal experts trace the sequence from her August 19 arrest to house arrest!-->…
Bility: Opposition Not CDC’s -CMC leader rejects CDC opposition monopoly
MONROVIA - The opposition’s unity push has run into a pointed challenge from within its own ranks. Musa Hassan Bility leads the Citizens Movement for Change (CMC). He rejects any claim that opposition belongs to the Congress for Democratic!-->…
Gongloe to Boakai: ‘Listen!’ -Reminds Boakai he criticized Weah
MONROVIA - A familiar critic has turned President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s own record back on him. Cllr. Tiawan Saye Gongloe reminds the President that he once criticized former President George Manneh Weah’s government over insecurity, crime!-->…
Mary Broh Defends Saudi Rice Handling -Kemayah trial hears of 25,000 bags
MONROVIA - Former General Services Agency (GSA) Director General Mary T. Broh has handed the Saudi rice trial defense a useful line. Testifying on Monday before Criminal Court “C,” she conceded that the rice moved between government!-->…