Author: Kerkula Blama

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has arrested Liberian national Morris Brown after authorities say he spent more than a decade in the U.S. through immigration fraud, falsely claimed U.S. citizenship, fraudulently enlisted in the Pennsylvania Army National Guard, deserted military service, and later worked as a Minnesota corrections officer.

The Ministry of Education has fined St. Theresa Convent Catholic School LRD 500,000, ordered disciplinary action, and banned Christoph The Change from all school events nationwide over a safeguarding breach.

Clar Hope Foundation has said in a statement that they will appeal court ruling today on subpoena to the Supreme Court of Liberia, stressing constitutional rights and commitment to transparency while continuing its humanitarian work.

Police in Nimba County have forwarded a 61-year-old woman to court over her alleged role in the deaths of three minors in Menlah Town. Authorities say the suspect confessed during investigations as the case now moves into the judicial phase.

44-year-old man Othello Nyan Gbala reportedly dies by suicide in Baintonwin Town Nimba County. Community and authorities are investigating the sudden loss of the respected father and farmer.

Liberia’s National Lottery Authority has launched a countrywide campaign to fight illegal gambling, protect youth, and promote lawful gaming across all fifteen counties.

The Supreme Court has lifted restrictions on the Global Methodist Church, affirming its right to occupy and use the Ganta Mission properties and clearing the way for thousands of members to gather in Ganta for the church’s first annual conference.

Benita Urey alleges she was sexually harassed while seeking sponsorship for Shaita Angels FC and claims her ban from LFA activities is politically motivated. She promises to reveal more in an upcoming live broadcast.

Patrolman Alex Flampor of the LNP’s Fair Ground Police Station has been named in a rape complaint involving an underage victim from Biafra Community. The alleged victim was taken to a government hospital for treatment. Police say the investigation is ongoing but no charges have been filed yet.

UL President Layli Maparyan has affirmed Izetta Jones Howe as the legitimate valedictorian of the Louis Arthur Grimes School of Law’s 105th graduating class, following an internal review that found her selection complied with university policy and academic guidelines.