- Simeon Freeman Vows to Ban ‘Brown Tap’ If Elected President in 2029
- Dr. Dougbeh Nyan Warns Liberians Against Consuming “Brown Tap,” Urges Scientific Testing Before Any Ban
- Man Charged With Murder in Paynesville Over Death of Oretha Paye
- Quita Dolo Sentenced to Five Years in Prison in RIA Drug Trafficking Case
- Dismissed RIA Official and Two Others Arrested as Liberia Investigates Suspicious IB Atlantic Vessel
- Liberian Artist and Content Creator Johnny Abratee Hollywood Arrested in Minnesota Robbery Case
- Liberia Abolishes Registration Fees for Public Primary School Pupils Nationwide
- Private Bar Owner George Harris Arrested and Charged in US$317 Million Drug Case
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Opposition political leader Simeon Freeman of the Movement for Progressive Change (MPC) says his administration would move to ban the substance popularly known in Liberia as “Brown Tap” if he is elected president in 2029.
Liberian medical scientist Dr. Dougbeh Chris Nyan has warned the public against consuming the controversial product known as “Brown Tap,” saying there is not enough clinical evidence to determine whether the substance is safe or what effects it may have on the human body.
The Liberia National Police (LNP) has charged Augustine Lendeh, commonly known as “T-Boy,” with murder in connection with the death of Oretha Paye in the Omega Old Field Community in Paynesville.
Quita Dolo has been sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty to charges arising from the high-profile drug trafficking case linked to Roberts International Airport (RIA).
The Liberian Government has arrested three persons, including dismissed Roberts International Airport (RIA) Deputy Director for Operations Egon Kuiah, as authorities investigate the suspicious entry and subsequent departure of the vessel IB Atlantic IV from Liberian waters.
Liberian musician and content creator Johnny Abratee Hollywood, popularly known for his viral single “Una My Equ” and his TikTok contents with the slang “You going there?”, has been arrested in Minnesota in connection with a robbery case.
The Government of Liberia has abolished registration fees for pupils in public schools from Kindergarten through Grade Six, effective the 2026/2027 academic year. Education Minister Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah says parents should not pay registration fees at public primary schools and should report any school demanding such payments to the Ministry of Education.
George “Leroy” Harris, owner of the popular Private Bar Entertainment Center, has been arrested and formally charged in connection with Liberia’s US$317 million drug case, according to Information Minister Jerolinmek Piah.
President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has directed the Administration of the University of Liberia (UL) to speed up the renovation and modernization of the university’s campuses, expressing concern over what he described as slow progress despite significant government funding.
Justin Oldpa Yeazehn, popularly known as “Prophet Key,” is expected to regain his freedom this month after serving a six-month prison sentence imposed by the Supreme Court of Liberia for criminal contempt.