Spoon Network News Today

Gbarpolu County Senator Amara Konneh has alleged that President Joseph N. Boakai has informed him that his inner circle was not pleased...

Emmanuel Tolue, the teenager who found and returned US50,000 to the owner has received an additional 10,250 in cash reward from the Chief Executive Officer of...

I am aware of the public sentiments, for and against the reported action taken against the owner of Freedom FM regarding the critical broadcast of the station about the Army and its Chief of Staff. 

The office of the vice standard bearer of the Liberian People's Party (LPP) has threatened a lawsuit against Spoon FM Network and its former Chief Executive Officer Mr. Stanton Witherspoon over character deformation. 

The ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) has urged its partisans and supporters to be calm, saying it is not deterred by preliminary election results being announced after Tuesday’s polls.

Liberian Police Inspector General Col. Patrick T. Sudue has termed as completely erroneous and misleading, allegations that he squandered US$9,000 intended for officers who are providing security in Grand Cape Mount County. 

A Liberian civil court issued an order imposing severe sanctions on Spoon Network and hefty fines on its employees.

Barely two week following the closure of Spoon Network, members of the international community in Liberia have urged stakeholders here to respect the exercise of press freedom.

Monrovia - In a recent court decision, Judge Kennedy Peabody of the Sixth Judicial Circuit, Civil Law Court, has imposed a fine of US$1,000 on the management of Spoon FM/TV Network, along with fines of US$300 on each staff member.By Victoria G Wesseh

MINNEAPOLIS, MN – The Association of Liberian Journalists in the Americas (ALJA) says the recent closure of the Spoon Network on the orders of the Liberia Civil Law Court is troubling and unfortunate. The Network owns a television and a couple of rad