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‘Attacks, Intimidation, Fear Rising’-CEMESP Alarms, Laments Press Freedom Threats
MONROVIA - As Liberia approaches World Press Freedom Day, growing concerns over journalist safety and institutional accountability have resurfaced, with the Center for Media Studies and Peacebuilding warning that recent violations threaten!-->…
AML Certifies Workforce Leadership Cohorts-Training strengthens skills, productivity…
MONROVIA - ArcelorMittal Liberia has taken another significant step in strengthening its human capital base, certifying over 129 employees under its structured 3Ds and 4Ds leadership development programs, signaling a deeper shift toward!-->…
Boakai Freezes Putu Transfer-AMR agreement stalls new investor
MONROVIA - Liberia’s fragile investment climate has been thrust into a moment of reckoning as President Joseph Nyuma Boakai abruptly halted the transfer of the Putu Iron Ore concession, a decision that has exposed deep fractures!-->…
Koung Comments Trigger Backlash-Paye questions policy consistency
MONROVIA - A sharp policy confrontation has erupted within Liberia’s governance space, as former Mines and Energy Minister Wilmot Paye openly challenged Vice President Jeremiah Koung over statements that appear to diverge from!-->…
Cummings Targets Transformational Presidency-Outlines reform agenda, Opts for system…
MONROVIA - Alexander B. Cummings has stepped back into Liberia’s national conversation with a message that seeks to reframe the presidency not as a prize of power, but as an instrument of transformation. Speaking at a time of deep!-->…
Barbu’s Tone Threatens Justice Process
LIBERIA’S LONG-DELAYED quest for justice for the atrocities of its civil wars stands again at a defining crossroads. The establishment of the Office for the Establishment of the War and Economic Crimes Court (OWECC-L) was never!-->…
Konneh Row Triggers Legislative Tension-Bility Warns Against Democratic Backslide
MONROVIA - A rising confrontation within Liberia’s Legislature over remarks by Senator Amara Konneh has ignited a broader national debate about the limits of criticism, institutional authority, and the durability of democratic!-->…
Kpehe Backs TIA Contract Renegotiation-Says Govt. credibility faces investor scrutiny
MONROVIA - A growing dispute over the fate of a controversial telecommunications agreement has reignited debate about Liberia’s credibility in honoring contracts, with Bong County Senator Johnny Kpehe warning that abrupt cancellations!-->…
Defense Witness Undercuts Prosecution Claims-Tweah Trial Exposes Security Contradictions
MONROVIA - A dramatic turn in the ongoing high-profile trial involving former officials has cast fresh doubt on the strength of the Prosecution’s case, as Defense witness Stanley Ford delivered testimony that cut directly at its central!-->…
AML CEO Steps Up Safety Culture-Van Der Merwe Calls for Shared Responsibility
MONROVIA - ArcelorMittal Liberia is recalibrating its approach to workplace safety by placing surrounding communities at the center of its operational philosophy, a shift that reflects growing recognition of the interconnected risks facing!-->…