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Prosecutors have filed a motion to overturn the court ruling that cleared Miss Liberia 1st Runner-Up Kindness Wilson of assault charges. They argue the Monrovia City Court erred in dismissing the case for delay, insisting the state was active and ready to present its final witness when the judge threw out the matter. The prosecution calls the dismissal “legally untenable” and vows to pursue every legal remedy to have it rescinded.

All charges against Kindness Wilson have been dismissed by the Monrovia City Court, bringing an end to the viral slapping case. The judge ruled there were no grounds to proceed, clearing her of all allegations. Wilson later shared an emotional post reflecting on the ordeal, calling it one of the hardest moments of her life.

The Liberia Music Awards has unveiled the official nominees for the 2025 MTN Liberia Music Awards under the theme “LOUD AND LIBERIAN.” This year’s edition introduces four new categories and increased cash prizes, with Artist of the Year taking home $7,000 USD.

Single father Sam G. Jacob, who mistakenly took his son to school at 3AM, has received L$100K, a new phone, a tablet, and a full scholarship for his child, thanks to kindhearted Liberians and Leymah Gbowee.

Liberian rapper Barsee involved in a car accident near Kakata while heading to the airport. No injuries reported. He is on his way to catch his flight to India as planned.

Businessman Philip Paye, also known as Jah Glory, has forgiven Hipco artist Barsee Mocopala Kiloda after the rapper publicly apologized for his behavior.

Hipco artist Barsee Mocopala Kiloda has been jailed in Buchanan after allegedly insulting Philipmenia Guest House CEO, Mr. Philip Paye. Mr. Paye says Barsee mocked and disrespected him, leading to police involvement. Entertainers are now pleading for Barsee’s release.

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?

Liberian Afrobeat star CIC has stepped in to sponsor 4-year-old rap prodigy Escobar after his viral freestyle stunned social media. CIC covered a full year’s tuition, provided school supplies, and also pledged support for Escobar’s debut track Celebrate, with plans underway for a music video release.