Author: Kerkula Blama

Senator Nathaniel F. McGill has spoken out following the resignation of Amin Modad, the former Minister of Commerce and Industry.

In what many see as a controversial decision, Pastor Elijah Dajue, a pastor within the United Methodist Church in Liberia, has been suspended after preaching out against homosexuality. He explained that his removal was not due to any criminal or immoral act but rather his commitment to preaching what he calls “the undiluted word of God.” Pastor Dajue revealed his side of the story, explaining how the situation unfolded. Just days ago, he received an official letter from the church placing him on involuntary leave. The church’s leadership later informed him that he was no longer permitted to teach at…

Rumours about Cameroonian President Paul Biya’s health are raising serious questions about the country’s leader as public concerns grows over his extended absence. 

U.S. Ambassador to Liberia, Mark Toner, has attributed the high rate of visa denials for Liberians to a widespread lack of honesty amongst Liberian applicants.

Liberian football star Oscar Dorley, who holds the title of Liberia’s most expensive footballer, was sent off for the third time in his professional career during Slavia Praha’s 2-1 victory over Sparta Praha on Sunday night….

The Civil Service Agency (CSA) has officially lifted the ban on new employment and employee transfers within government entities.

Reports of escalating tensions at the Ministry of Public Works have surfaced, with claims that Minister Roland Giddings and Deputy Minister of Technical Services Prince Tambah were involved in a heated confrontation that allegedly turned physical.

In a totally inspiring turn of events, Kalilou Kromah, a 58 years old man, has proudly walked out of the walls of high school alongside teenagers, proving that it’s never too late to learns and achieve your dreams.

The Monrovia City Corporation (MCC) has stepped up in response to growing concerns surrounding the deteriorating state of the Monrovia City Hall Theatre.

Years after departing the Liberian football scene, Anthony Snoti Laffor has returned to LISCR FC to continue his storied football career. The highly celebrated footballer, who enjoyed immense success both locally and internationally, was officially unveiled by LISCR FC just moments ago. Laffor’s return adds to the growing list of former national team players who have come back to compete in the Liberian National League, bringing with them experience, skill, and passion. The club’s press release read: “We’re delighted to announce the return of Anthony Snoti Laffor. He joins the Shipping Boys on a two-year deal.” Anthony Laffor, who is…