Author: Kerkula Blama

The ongoing feud between Liberian entertainment blogger Berenice Mulbah and artist JZyno has once again flared up, with Berenice launching a scathing critique of JZyno’s recent statements about promoting Liberian music abroad. In a sharply worded post, Berenice called out the contradictions she sees in JZyno’s approach to his career, particularly his claims of being a “global artist.” Berenice begins her critique by addressing JZyno’s advice to fellow Liberian artists to take their money and promote themselves in foreign countries. On the surface, this seems like sound advice—investing in one’s career by breaking into international markets is a common strategy…

In a significant legal development, a federal judge has temporarily blocked President Joe Biden’s effort to grant legal status to immigrant spouses of U.S. citizens, following a lawsuit brought by 16 Republican-led states. The decision by U.S. District Judge J. Campbell Barker puts a hold on the ‘parole in place’ program, a measure that was expected to benefit nearly 500,000 immigrants and their approximately 50,000 children. The ‘Parole in Place’ Program: What It Means Announced in June, the ‘parole in place’ program was designed to provide humanitarian relief to certain illegal immigrant spouses of U.S. citizens, allowing them to remain…

The ongoing saga of JZyno, one of Liberia’s most talked-about artists, took a surprising turn recently. After weeks of public scrutiny, online controversies, and even advice from his own father, JZyno has finally decided to step back from the role of an industry “Talking Tom.” In a statement that signals a change in approach, JZyno simply said, “Okay Papa, I hear you. I take my hand from in Liberian industry baney.” This decision marks a significant moment in JZyno’s career, as it shows a willingness to heed advice and perhaps focus more on his craft rather than the controversies that…

The Liberian music scene has been buzzing with drama after a recent interview with JZyno, who boldly claimed to be the first and only global Liberian artist. The self-proclaimed title didn’t sit well with everyone, especially fellow artist Kizzy W, who wasted no time in responding with a pointed jab: “Too much boasting looks like giving yourself CPR.” Kizzy W’s clever quip has sparked conversation across social media, with fans and followers debating the merits of JZyno’s claims and the significance of Kizzy W’s response. But beyond the social media banter, this exchange raises deeper questions about humility, self-promotion, and…

The Liberian entertainment industry is no stranger to heated debates, and the latest one has sparked quite the conversation. Bernice Mulbah, CEO of CLiberia Clearly Blog, has once again taken aim at JZyno, questioning the legitimacy of his “Global Artist” status and his supposed Audiomack connections. Her pointed critique raises some tough questions about the authenticity of his achievements and the true nature of his influence in the industry. In her post, Bernice pulls no punches, stating: “Let’s call a spade a spade. Which connection is the real Audiomack connection?” She questions the credibility of JZyno’s claims to have a…

In the ever-evolving world of Liberian music, artists constantly push boundaries and redefine themselves. Recently, a spark was ignited when Liberian singer Stunn responded to a comment made by his colleague, JZyNo. JZyNo, in an effort to promote his peers, mentioned Stunn among other artists as an RnB/Pop talent, encouraging fans to check out their latest projects. But Stunn wasn’t having it. Stunn made it clear that he doesn’t want to be pigeonholed into a specific genre. He boldly declared that he’s not just an RnB or Pop artist but a “musical wizard” capable of mastering any genre. His response…

In life, some wounds take longer to heal, and sometimes, the opportunity for closure slips away before we realize its importance. Recently, a Liberian woman named Faith Potter shared a heartbreaking message through a friend, expressing her remorse and regret for not forgiving her ex-boyfriend, Simon P. Dennis, before his untimely passing. Simon had spent five long years pleading for forgiveness—a plea that Faith was unable to grant while he was alive. Faith’s message reads: “Dear Simon P. Dennis, I hope this message finds you in peace. I want to express my deepest apologies for not being able to forgive…

In a bold and controversial statement, Liberian blogger Bernice Mulbah, founder of CLiberia Clearly, has sparked heated debate by declaring herself as Liberia’s only global artist. Mulbah, known for her candid opinions on the Liberian entertainment scene, took aim at some of the country’s most celebrated artists, dismissing their international achievements as insignificant. “I am Liberia’s only global artist,” Mulbah stated emphatically. She went on to criticize fellow Liberian artists, including DenG, Takun J, Flex, FA, 2C, Cyrus DeShield, and Kobazzie, asserting that their international successes don’t qualify as global. According to Mulbah, despite their accomplishments—ranging from award nominations and…

In the fast-paced world of social media, where every word and action is scrutinized, it’s easy for public figures to get caught up in the whirlwind of online controversies. Liberian artist JZyno, who recently made headlines with his bold claims of being the “first and only global Liberian artist,” has found himself at the center of such storms. As debates rage on about his self-proclaimed title, one voice of reason has emerged—JZyno’s own father. In a heartfelt message to his son, JZyno’s father offered a piece of advice that resonates with wisdom: “Son, you have gone so far. Just do…

Alan White, the former Chief Investigator for the Special Court of Sierra Leone, has been convicted of defamation by Swiss prosecutors in a high-profile case that has garnered international attention. White, who played a pivotal role in overseeing the trial of Liberia’s ex-president Charles Taylor, was accused of making false allegations against Civitas Maxima, a Swiss war crimes advocacy group, and The Global Justice Reject Project. The defamation case, which remains open to appeal, stems from White’s alleged claims that Civitas Maxima and The Global Justice Reject Project had bribed witnesses involved in war crimes trials connected to the Liberian…