Author: Kerkula Blama

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…

A young man who happens to be a close friend of the sons of Liberia’s Vice President, sent a scathing direct message to Madam Lavein, mother of musician George Lavein.

Liberian musician JZyno recently had a heartwarming reunion with his favorite artist, Eric Geso, in Australia, marking eight years of connection and support.

Andrew Telewoyan’s achievement of becoming the Dux of the Louis Arthur Grimes School of Law is remarkable, especially given the recent trend of female graduates dominating this honor.

Liberian King of Kolopop, Cralorboi CIC, is kicking off his American tour with a grand welcome, hosted by none other than his female manager and top industry executives in the US. Though not the typical loud affair you’d expect for such a big star, this event was all about class, connections, and setting the stage for what promises to be an exciting tour. It might come as a surprise to some, but CIC’s manager is a strong woman who’s been a driving force behind his successful journey. Her role in organizing this intimate welcome party highlights the crucial role women…

On September 12, 2024, Japan and Liberia took a significant step in their bilateral relations with a major rice donation valued at 400 million Japanese yen (approximately USD 2.7 million). This gesture is part of Japan’s Kennedy Rice (KR) Food Aid program, designed to boost food security in Liberia. The donation was formalized during a signing ceremony at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Monrovia. Liberia’s Foreign Minister, Her Excellency Sara Beysolow Nyanti, underscored the importance of this contribution in strengthening ties between the two countries. She mentioned that the rice will be sold by the Liberian government to fund…

At the tender age of just 23, Ahshell Anderson is making waves as she reportedly becomes the youngest graduate ever of the prestigious Louis Arthur Grimes School of Law at the University of Liberia.

Brian Zisook, the co-founder of Audiomack, expressed his admiration for the incredible sounds coming from Liberia, specifically highlighting JZyno’s pivotal role in pushing the country’s music forward. Zisook wrote: “The sounds coming from Liberia are incredible. And @J_ZyNo is leading that charge. His new EP celebrates his rise and the success that will surely follow.” This endorsement from such a key figure in the music industry is a huge milestone, not just for JZyno, but for Liberian music as a whole. It speaks to the growing recognition of Liberian artists who are now commanding attention beyond their borders. In response,…

Liberian hip-hop is witnessing a fresh wave of talent, and one artist making a significant impact is none other than Mr. Church. His entrance into the rap scene was nothing short of explosive, with a diss track that sent shockwaves through the industry and shook the pillars of some well-known rappers. Many are calling his debut the spark that reignited a competitive fire in Liberian rap. Mr. Church’s bold lyrics, commanding delivery, and unapologetic confidence have set him apart from the pack. It’s clear that he’s not just aiming to carve out a space for himself; he’s here to redefine…