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- President Boakai Appoints Cornelia W. Kruah as Youth and Sports Minister in Strategic Cabinet Reshuffle
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- LNP Arrests Ghanaian National Over Brewerville Murder as Investigators Uncover Alleged Business Dispute
- LFA Presents 2026 FIFA Badges to Liberia’s International Referees
- 43 Liberians Flagged on DHS ‘Worst of the Worst’ List; Some Deported, Others Held in Detention Pending Removal
- Uganda’s Long-Serving Leader Yoweri Museveni Extends Four-Decade Rule After Disputed Election Victory
- “If You Are on Public Assistance, You Cannot Wire Money Out of The Country” – U.S. Treasury Issues Warning
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Kerkula Blama also known as Aketella is a Liberian blogger and the CEO of Geez Liberia. He is also a vlogger, On-Air Personality, curator, PR, A&R and Influencer.
President Joseph Boakai has nominated Attorney Cornelia W. Kruah as the new Minister of Youth and Sports, signaling a leadership shift at the ministry following a broader Cabinet reshuffle. The nomination, which comes as Cllr. Jerror Cole Bangalu is sent to head the LRRRC, is subject to Senate confirmation.
President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has accepted the resignation of James E. Kiawoin as Chair of the President’s Youth Advisory Council and appointed Mandela S. Gbollie as his successor, signaling a leadership transition in the administration’s youth engagement efforts.
Ministry of Youth and Sports upholds FLY election results, confirming Duku Jallah as President. The ruling ends the dispute and sets the stage for youth unity and national engagement.
What was first reported as mob justice in Brewerville has now been exposed as an alleged murder rooted in a business dispute. The Liberia National Police have arrested a Ghanaian national in connection with the killing of 24-year-old Kabba Musa, whose death investigators say was falsely framed to hide the truth.
The Liberia Football Association has officially presented FIFA badges to 10 Liberian referees and assistant referees cleared for international duty in 2026. The ceremony, held at the LFA Headquarters in Congo Town, follows FIFA’s December release of approved match officials.
At least 43 Liberians have been listed in the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s “Worst of the Worst” database, with some already deported and others still in detention awaiting removal.
Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni has been declared the winner of the presidential election, extending his nearly 40-year hold on power. Opposition leader Bobi Wine has rejected the results, alleging irregularities, as reports of violence, internet shutdowns, and security restrictions continue to raise concerns over the credibility of the process.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has warned that Americans on public assistance will no longer be allowed to wire money abroad.
Nimba Senator Nyan D. Twayen warns lawmakers to slow down on the proposed ArcelorMittal amendment, saying it risks weakening Liberia’s control over its mineral resources and sidelining community rights. He insists no deal should be approved without clear guarantees, preserved liabilities, defined production areas, and binding social infrastructure commitments.
The Executive Protection Service has warned that former agents are illegally impersonating active officers using expired IDs. The EPS says such actions are criminal, pose serious security risks, and will be met with legal action.