Author: Kerkula Blama

We are proud to celebrate the outstanding academic achievement of Martin Harris, the dux of the 104th Graduating Class of the University of Liberia. Martin has earned his Bachelor of Science Degree in Chemistry, graduating with an impressive GPA of 3.6! This is not a small feat to achieve and it is just a testament to Martin’s true dedication, perseverance, and hard work throughout his academic journey. Chemistry is a very challenging field, and to graduate with such a high GPA shows Martin’s passion for learning and his amazing commitment m to excellence. Join us in congratulating Martin Harris on…

Liberia’s national football team earned a hard-fought 1-1 draw against Togo in the Total Energies Morocco 2025 AFCON Qualifiers, played at the Stade de Kégué in Lomé. Despite a challenging match, Liberia managed to stay in the game, thanks to a late equalizer by Williams Gibson. Togo had taken the lead earlier in the second half, putting Liberia on the back foot. However, the Lone Stars showed resilience, pushing for a comeback. In the dying minutes of the game, Williams Gibson rose above the Togo defense to score a crucial header, leveling the match and securing a valuable point for…

Foreign Minister Sara Beysolow Nyanti has acknowledged the critical role former President George Weah plays in Liberia’s bid for a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC). The effort, which began under Weah’s leadership, now seeks his continued support to achieve this significant diplomatic milestone. In a letter dated September 6, 2024, Minister Nyanti expressed gratitude to Weah for his ongoing contributions as a global peace ambassador. She emphasized how his international presence has bolstered Liberia’s image, both in terms of global recognition and national pride. “Your global presence as a peace ambassador has not only fortified Liberia’s…

In June of 2024, the B.W. Harris Episcopal High School made waves in the Liberian chess scene by clinching the coveted title at the 2024 Inter-School Team Chess Championship, under the leadership of the talented Abigail Karyah. Her tactical brilliance and leadership propelled her team to victory, marking a significant achievement for the school. Fast forward to the global stage, and Abigail is making even bigger strides at the Chess Olympiad 2024 in Budapest, Hungary. In a stunning display of skill, she has won six consecutive games, defeating chess players from a diverse range of countries including Brazil, Panama, Vanuatu,…

Beatrice Snyder, graduates today from the University of Liberia with a BSc degree, proving that no obstacle is insurmountable when you believe in yourself

WAEC Liberia’s Communication Director, Mr. Prince S. Nagbe, has dismissed circulating social media reports claiming that the 2024 WASSCE results have been released

If you’ve been paying attention to Liberia’s entertainment scene lately, the name Anthony M. Fofana is probably ringing through your news feed. From starring in the nation’s most trending movie, The Good Husband, to being heralded as the Godfather of Blogging in Liberia, Fofana is no ordinary actor—he’s a force. But how did he get here? For many, Anthony M. Fofana’s fame may seem like an overnight sensation, but this talented actor has been mastering his craft for decades. His acting journey began in Nigeria during his high school years, back in 2003. After returning to Liberia in 2005, he…

Liberia’s chess sensation, Abigail Karyah, is making waves yet again! With a recent victory over Brazil at the 45th World Chess Olympiad in Budapest, Karyah continues to solidify her position as one of West Africa’s best female chess players

Beatrice Snyder’s achievement in earning her Bachelor of Arts Degree in English from the University of Liberia is a powerful reminder of how determination can break through barriers

The Civil Service Agency (CSA) has recommended the dismissal of 78 employees from the Ministry of Information for prolonged absenteeism. According to the CSA’s findings, these employees have been absent from work for over 50 consecutive days without any valid reason. Additionally, the CSA has suggested that more than 50 other employees be issued formal warnings, as they have also been missing from work for about 30 days. This report highlights the need for greater accountability and discipline within the Ministry’s workforce. In response, Information Minister Jerolinmek Piah acknowledged the findings and stressed that the Ministry would consult with the…