Author: Kerkula Blama

Liberian Scholar Wantoe T. Wantoe Makes History at Oxford University; Gets Elected As Postgraduate Officer

Court Sentences Man To Hand Amputation For Cutting Off 14-Year-Old Boy’s Hand​ In Gombe, Nigeria

Nigerian Religious Leader Proclaims George Weah As The Next President of Liberia

President Boakai Suspends NAFAA Boss Emma Glassco Amid Allegations Of Financial and Administrative Inefficiencies

LNP Launches Immediate Investigation Into Shooting Incident Involving Officer Boimah Massallay In Banjor, Lower Virginia

Suspended officials who have failed to declare their assets, as required by President Joseph Nyumah Boakai Sr., are now facing serious consequences. According to the Civil Service Agency (CSA), any official who has not complied with the asset declaration mandate will have their February 2025 salary blocked. This restriction will remain in place until they meet the necessary requirements. The move is part of the government’s effort to enforce transparency and ensure that public officials are held accountable. Asset declaration is a key measure to prevent corruption, and the administration is making it clear that no one is above the…

Powering Liberia: Roberts International Airport Now Connected to the National Grid Through An EU Funded Project

Eugene Fahngon, Gloria Musu-Scott and Edward Appleton Amongst Top-Ranking Government Officials Suspended For Not Declaring Assets.

Boakai Cracks Down on Non-Compliance: Government Officials Suspended Over Asset Declarations

Yekeh Kolubah’s 2029 Presidential Bid: Bold Move or Political Gamble?