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Senator Kogar Presses Coleman Suspension-Wants Police IG Suspended Or Recused Immediately
A senator's renewed call for the police chief to step back keeps the cocaine probe at the center of debate. Samuel G. Kogar warns that credibility, not personality, must drive the investigation forward. His intervention defends a colleague!-->…
NaFAA, Mercy Corps Forge Partnership-Deal Prioritizes Market Intelligence, Value Chains
A new partnership between Liberia's fisheries regulator and a major humanitarian organization signals a deliberate turn toward investment-led growth. The target is a long-neglected sector. The agreement binds the National Fisheries and!-->…
Liberia Accepts U.S. Transferees-Up to 1,200 over one year, first 20 Land Thursday
MONROVIA - The Government of Liberia has entered a one-year arrangement to receive up to 1,200 people removed from the United States. The framework rests on an exchange of notes signed in September 2025, and carries clear operational and!-->…
Bility Comes to Konneh’s Rescue-Says unwarranted attacks will not conceal truth
MONROVIA - Nimba County lawmaker Musa Hassan Bility has entered the widening dispute over Liberia's cocaine investigation. He is defending Senator Amara Konneh against what he calls political attacks by government officials. His!-->…
Foreign Service Institute Hosts Debates, Lectures-Nyanti, Pailey among featured keynote…
MONROVIA - The Gabriel L. Dennis Foreign Service Institute will stage a weeklong program of debates and lectures. The series is tied to Liberia's coming presidency of the United Nations Security Council. It links classroom training!-->…
Police Demand Konneh’s Evidence-Request follows persistent cocaine-case…
MONROVIA - Gbarpolu County Senator Amara Konneh has confirmed receiving a letter from the Inspector General of the Liberia National Police. The letter seeks evidence for his public claims about the cocaine case. The request draws the!-->…
Sen. Dopoh Cautions Sen. Konneh’s Rhetoric-Says rhetoric could jeopardize drug…
MONROVIA - River Gee County Senator Francis Saidy Dopoh II has appealed to his colleague Amara Konneh. He wants Konneh to temper his public commentary on Liberia's drug crisis. His appeal introduces a rival approach into a debate Konneh!-->…
Prosecution Frees Mary Broh-Others Still Face Rice Trial
MONROVIA - Former General Services Agency Director-General Mary Broh has been removed from the Saudi Rice criminal case. Prosecutors withdrew their charges against her. Her exit narrows a prosecution that once grouped several former senior!-->…
LTA Plans Radio Workshop-Buchanan Workshop Targets Broadcasters
MONROVIA - The Liberia Telecommunications Authority and Liberty Connect Liberia Inc. will convene a two-day workshop in Buchanan. The forum aims to strengthen the country's FM radio sector. The event reflects continued official attention!-->…
‘Today We Have Started’ -Boakai says as he moves tourism from policy to practice
MONROVIA - President Joseph Nyuma Boakai's tourism pledge is moving from rhetoric toward brick and mortar. By breaking ground at Providence Island, his administration is testing whether heritage can become a functioning economic asset. The!-->…