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- Supreme Court Orders Temporary Release of Nora Finda Bundoo Pending August 4 Hearing
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Two pastors abducted in Kailemai Town have been found alive after a dramatic escape. They spent two days hiding in the bush before reaching Zorzor and reporting to police. Both men are now safely reunited with their families.
LACC is raising fresh concerns after courts rejected its requests to move two major corruption cases from Lofa and Gbarpolu.
The Commission says keeping the trials in counties where the accused hold influence could affect witnesses and jurors, but both motions were denied.
A High Court judge has sentenced Liberian hairdresser Zainab Donzo to 20 years in prison after she pleaded guilty to transporting 1.9kg of cocaine in four compressed parcels. Donzo, a mother of three, asked for mercy, but the court said the gravity of drug offences outweighed the mitigation. The cocaine has been ordered turned over to the NDLEA for destruction.
Rising Liberian artist Fluxii has officially split from DMG Music after a two-year collaboration. Industry insiders suggest the move may be linked to recent calls by comedian and former manager Patrick S. Nagbe (Korotr Barry) warning artists about managers taking over their social media, limiting creative freedom and online reach.
Liberia’s HIV/AIDS cases have climbed to 36,000, with women accounting for the largest share. Montserrado, Nimba, and Lofa remain major hotspots, as DuPort Road leads with the highest community cases. Health authorities are calling for stronger testing, targeted interventions, and sustained support as the country marks World AIDS Day.
Kpelle leaders petition lawmakers to reject President Boakai’s bill banning harmful cultural practices, arguing the move threatens the survival of the Sande Society and Liberia’s cultural heritage. Lawmakers now face the task of balancing tradition with human rights protections.
Christian leaders in Lofa are demanding the immediate release of two pastors reportedly seized and taken into a traditional sacred grove (devil bush) in Kailemai Town. Tensions are rising as mediation efforts have failed and a major solidarity gathering is now being planned in Zorzor City.
Koffa and several co-defendants have pleaded not guilty to charges linked to the alleged Capitol Building arson, dismissing the case as politically motivated. Prosecutors say they’re ready with forensic evidence and witness accounts as jury selection begins Tuesday.
Christoph’s new videos are raising fresh worries as many fans believe he may be slipping back into drugs. His behavior looks troubling, and the signs are too familiar. Management needs to step in, keep him away from old circles, and stop posting him when he’s clearly not okay. The cycle shouldn’t repeat.
A six-day-old baby has vanished from the Martha Tubman Memorial Hospital in Grand Gedeh. The mother says she had just breastfed the child before stepping away. Staff called the incident “the work of the devil” as police open an investigation.

