- Justice Ministry Clears Police Inspector General of Bribery Allegations in Drug Investigation
- Ghanaian YouTuber WodeMaya Calls for Border-Free Africa During Visit to Liberia’s Triple Frontier
- LNP Dismisses Police Academy Commandant Over Alleged Contract Extortion Scheme
- LNP Relieves Crime Services Chief Over Alleged US$10,000 Payment Linked to Record Cocaine Investigation
- Colombia Consulate in Liberia Distances Itself from Suspect in Alleged US$370 Million Cocaine Case
- Supreme Court Orders Temporary Release of Nora Finda Bundoo Pending August 4 Hearing
- Family, Friend Demand Answers After Liberian Police Officer Dies in Rwanda Before Training Begins
- Wode Maya Responds to Mama Liberia Debate, Calls for Unity and Global Content Creation
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Kerkula Blama also known as Aketella is a Liberian journalist and the CEO of Geez Liberia. He is also a blogger, vlogger, On-Air Personality, curator, PR, A&R and Social Media Influencer.
Motorcyclists Union calls for equal justice after a police officer’s death, demanding a ban on taxi drivers in central Monrovia. President Trokon “Yellow Machine” Gray says cyclists were unfairly restricted for minor offenses, while drivers who kill an officer face no consequences. “We are not stupid. We too deserve to live happy lives,” he warns.
Former Justice Minister Musa Dean denies any role in the disputed diamond sale, says the deal was handled by the Ministry of Mines,
not Justice. He accuses Cllr. Cephus of twisting facts and calls his claims “ludicrous.”
PYJ University Sold!: BASILEIA Industrial University Confirms Purchase of PYJ Polytechnic University
PYJ Polytechnic University has officially been sold to BASILEIA Industrial University, a faith-based, career-tech, tuition-free institution. The new owners say they’ll keep the late Senator Prince Y. Johnson’s monument but will permanently change the school’s name.
MC Caro just turned the heat up! After DJ Weezy said Liberian DJs don’t owe artists airplay, she fired back, saying “Every Liberian DJ force to DJ Liberian music, stop misleading people!”
MC Caro said Liberian DJs don’t know how to DJ well or give local songs enough airplay, and a legendary DJ, DJ Weezy, fired back saying, “We don’t owe musicians anything.”
Now the internet’s split, should DJs be required to push more Liberian music, or should airplay be earned?
LNP Inspector General Gregory Coleman says investigators have found no evidence so far linking suspended Deputy Youth and Sports Minister Bryant McGill to a rape allegation. Coleman noted that unlike the case of Agriculture Ministry contractor Sando Kromah, where multiple witnesses testified, “all initial examinations show no link” to McGill.
Monrovia City Court has issued an arrest warrant for Urban Marketing Group CEO Allen P. Brown III and associates over alleged unlawful entry and damages to the Tubman Estate’s Sinkor property. The dispute stems from a failed joint venture agreement that Liberia’s Supreme Court already ruled in favor of the Tubman family.
Supreme Court lifts block on the arrest of ex-Justice Minister Frank Musa Dean in diamond license saga. Justice Wolokollie orders lower court to proceed, clearing the way for action in the high-profile Gbarpolu mining dispute.
Paynesville City Mayor Robert S. Bestman II has officially declared Paynesville FC as the Official Football Team of the City. From its roots as Reeves FC in 2008 to becoming 2023-24 Orange Knockout Cup champions, the club now stands as a symbol of unity, pride, and youth empowerment.
The Liberia Immigration Service has dismissed Officer Edward K. Dagoseh after he was arrested with 48 boxes of Tramadol, about 48,000 tablets, in Grand Cape Mount County. He has been turned over to the LDEA for investigation.

