Author: Kerkula Blama

According to LEC’s outgoing CEO, Monie Captan, the Liberian government owes a staggering $18.9 million to the corporation, a debt that continues to choke its operations and weaken its ability to provide reliable power to the nation.

Amos Tweh is making waves as the first Managing Director of the Liberia Petroleum Refining Company (LPRC) to achieve a milestone that many thought was impossible.

The Liberian Senate has taken a bold stand in response to the current political tensions, deciding not to submit any legislative instruments to the House of Representatives until ongoing court proceedings are resolved.

In a startling development, Bong County District #3 Representative Marvin Cole is facing legal trouble after the Monrovia City Court issued a writ for his arrest over alleged non-support of his 11-year-old daughter.

The National Council of Chiefs and Elders of Liberia (NACCEL) has long been the cornerstone of traditional leadership, bridging communities and fostering peace across the country. However, a troubling development has emerged, one that undermines not only the authority of our chiefs and elders but also the respect they deserve for their unwavering service.

Tiffany Peters, the young and brilliant student whose memorable debate question, “mission, vision, and ambition in the institution”, sparked admiration at Bahn Catawba High School, is about to embark on an exciting new chapter in her academic and personal development journey.

The political drama within Liberia’s House of Representatives took an unexpected turn today as Deputy Speaker Thomas Fallah and seven other representatives from the majority bloc were notably absent from an allegedly illegal session.

In a dramatic turn of events, the leadership of the House of Representatives, led by Speaker Koffa’s bloc, has reportedly suspended Deputy Chief Clerk Cummick Chea. The decision comes amid allegations that Chea failed to submit the Draft National Budget to the legal Speaker’s office after receiving it.

The notice from the Supreme Court of Liberia represents a significant legal development, where the Court is exercising its authority to address the constitutionality of certain actions taken by members of the House of Representatives of the 55th Legislature. Here’s a breakdown:

Bong County is gripped by fear and concern as news spreads about the disappearance of 18-year-old Abegail Gatie, a senior student at Williams V.S. Tubman Gray High School.