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Monrovia, April 8, 2024: Over the weekend, the Liberia National Bar Association (LNBA) passed a resolution unanimously to lead a robust campaign for establishing the War and Economic Crimes Court (WCC) in Liberia. 

Marshall, Liberia, April 8, 2024 – Illicit sand mining is skyrocketing here - especially with the recent discovery of black sand valued at millions of dollars that the Chinese are illegally mining.

Monrovia, April 8, 2024: Indian businessman and philanthropist Mr. Upjit Singh Sachdeva (Mr. Jeety) has challenged those accusing him of boasting that the Liberian government is in his pocket to provide evidence.

After their first chopping of a whooping US$15,000 each stirred public anger here, Liberian lawmakers are again receiving the second batch

TOPNK Medical Supplies and Banjoo Superstore have announced a groundbreaking collaboration to make high-quality, low-cost, FDA-approved over-the-counter medicines more accessible in Liberia.

The Liberian Reformation Network Incorporated (LRN), an institution established by children of former Liberian leaders is calling on Liberians to reconcile their differences despite their bitter past.

The World Bank’s independent watchdog, the Compliance Advisor Ombudsman (CAO), has finalized its investigation into a complaint filed five years ago, alleging grave human rights violations by communities living near the Salala Rubber Corporation in Liberia. The communities accuse the plantation, owned by Belgian multinational Socfin, of land grabbing and forced evictions, pollution of water […]

Kakata, Liberia, April 1, 2024- A fire that gutted a 9-bedroom house in New Kakata Community, Kakata, Margibi County, has rendered several residents homeless, including students, a pregnant woman, a taxi driver, and some petty traders.

Margibi County, Liberia, April 1, 2024 - More than a month after the 54th Legislature brought China-Union Investment (Liberia) Bong Mines Co. Ltd to the spotlight for reneging to do the needful, the company has openly admitted to failure to live up to its corporate social responsibilities for about eight years in Liberia, while promising to pay the social development funds owed for the said years.

Monrovia, Liberia. April 1, 2024—The former ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) accuses the Boakai administration of violating the Liberian Constitution and writes a formal complaint to Speaker Fonati Koffa, the United States Embassy, and other foreign missions near Monrovia.