- Liberia, Indonesia Sign Visa Exemption Agreement for Diplomatic, Service Passport Holders
- Jewel Howard-Taylor’s Preliminary Hearing Postponed to September 2 as Prosecution Seeks Continuance
- Liberian Lawyer Moriah Yeakula Challenges Gender Minister’s Interpretation of Domestic Relations Law
- Gender Ministry Urges Unemployed Husbands to Report Wives Who Fail to Support Families
- LNP Forwards Woman to Court on Murder Charges Over 2025 Fatal Motorbike Collision
- Jewel Howard-Taylor Faces Drug Trafficking, Money Laundering Charges
- Government Reintroduces Civic Education in Liberia’s Primary Schools
- Court Denies Bail Request, Sends Jewel Howard-Taylor to Jail on Cocaine-Related Charges
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The Governments of Liberia and Indonesia have signed a Visa Exemption Agreement allowing holders of valid diplomatic and service passports from both countries to travel without visas for short official visits.
The preliminary examination hearing involving former Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor, scheduled for Friday, August 28, 2026, has been postponed after prosecutors requested additional time.
Liberian lawyer Moriah Yeakula is challenging the Gender Ministry’s interpretation of the law on wives supporting their husbands. She says being unemployed does not automatically mean a man is legally entitled to financial support from his wife.
The Minister of Gender is encouraging married men who are unemployed or not earning an income to seek legal assistance if their wives, who have an income, fail to provide support for them and their children.
The Liberia National Police (LNP) has forwarded a 30-year-old woman, Olyne T. Alade, to court to face prosecution for murder, aggravated assault, and criminal mischief in connection with a fatal motorbike accident.
Former Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor is facing a series of criminal charges, including illicit drug trafficking, money laundering and criminal conspiracy, following allegations that she had links to an international network involved in cocaine trafficking.
The Government of Liberia through the Ministry of Education has reintroduced civic education into the national curriculum for primary schools, nearly two decades after the subject was removed from the country’s formal basic education system.
Former Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor has been remanded to jail after the Monrovia City Court rejected a request by her lawyers for her release on humanitarian grounds, days after she experienced a medical emergency while in police custody.
Former Liberian women’s football standout Agatha Nimene, 25, has been arrested in Brooklyn Center, Minnesota, on a charge of domestic assault by strangulation.
The West African Examinations Council (WAEC) Liberia has released the results of the 2026 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), with more than 52,000 candidates recorded as successful.