Author: Kerkula Blama

TikTok users across the United States were left stunned as the popular short-video app ceased to function and vanished from Apple and Google app stores just ahead of a looming federal ban.

President Joseph Boakai has paid a heartfelt tribute to the late Senator Prince Yormie Johnson, recognizing his journey from a controversial wartime leader to a staunch advocate for peace and reconciliation.

In Ganta, Nimba County, Vice President Jeremiah Koung used the solemn occasion of Senator Prince Yormie Johnson’s funeral to reflect on the legacy of the man who played a pivotal role in Liberia’s history. Amid a crowd grieving the loss of the prominent Nimba lawmaker, Koung sought to set the record straight on the late senator’s controversial past and his vision for the future.

In his tribute to the late Senator Prince Y Johnson, Grand Gedeh County Senator, Thomas Yaya Nimely stated that Prince Johnson as a huge figure in Liberia’s political and wartime history, carried the weight of betrayal by the very system he believed in, the Joseph Boakai government.

The people of Nimba County are divided over the recent traditional ceremony involving Representative Samuel Kogar following the death of Senator Prince Yormie Johnson. While some claim the rituals symbolized the transfer of the late senator’s warrior mantle, others argue it was a political stunt to position Kogar as the next “godfather” of Nimba County.

Get to know Jeremiah Nanakpaliar Himbye, a Liberian civil engineer with a passion for blogging and advocacy

Ever wonder who holds the crown as Liberia’s most celebrated artist? It’s none other than Maurice Tosh Gayflor, popularly known as CIC. With an impressive collection of

The Monrovia City Court has taken a bold step to enforce accountability, ordering the eviction of Montserrado County District #9 Representative Frank Saah Foko from his rented property on 17th Street, Sinkor.

The Liberia Broadcasting System (LBS), the country’s state broadcaster, has found itself at the center of controversy as its workers raise their voices against what they describe as oppressive and exploitative leadership.

Starlink, Elon Musk’s satellite internet service, is now live in Liberia, promising faster and more reliable connectivity. While this is a significant step forward for the country’s digital infrastructure, the cost of accessing this service raises concerns for the average Liberian household. Considering the $390 one-time cost of the hardware and $40 monthly subscription.