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Barcolleh Poronpyae has been appointed Creative Economy Manager at the Liberia National Tourism Authority, a move that places arts, music, culture, fashion, film, media, and heritage at the center of Liberia’s tourism and national branding strategy.

The Miss Liberia crown is facing tough questions. Once the country’s most powerful beauty platform, critics say the title has grown silent and disconnected, while other pageants continue to rise. What went wrong, and can Miss Liberia reclaim its relevance?

From Monrovia to the world stage, Eddie King is putting Liberian Afrobeat on the map. His hits and collaborations are turning heads across Africa and beyond. Quietly but powerfully, Eddie King is building a global Afrobeat legacy, one hit, one collaboration at a time.

Liberian singer Spize has officially ended his partnership with Lib Muzik, closing a chapter that once made headlines as one of the label’s biggest signings. While the artist has chosen to move forward quietly as an independent act, critics and insiders are now raising questions about unmet promises, management decisions, and challenges faced behind the scenes during the deal.

DMG Music says Fluxii was never signed as an artist but entered a partnership agreement. The label now says her social media accounts can be handed over and the door is still open for a reunion.

Lofa County’s County Meet fallout has spilled onto social media, with superstar CIC and journalist Moses Garzeawu locked in a heated public exchange over accountability, leadership, and blame. What started as criticism of the steering committee has now exposed deeper cracks within Lofa County.

From controversy to confidence, Kindness Wilson is making Liberia proud on the global stage. With strong performances and confident presentations at Miss Cosmos in Vietnam, she continues to turn criticism into applause while flying the Liberian flag high.

Liberian artist Bucky Raw has spoken out following Friday’s LDEA raid at his Paynesville home. He denies all drug allegations and says the claims are “false and intentional.” The LDEA has not explained why he was released despite reportedly finding substances, and no official statement has been issued. The case remains under review.

LDEA raided Liberian artist Bucky Raw’s Paynesville home Friday following allegations of drug sales. Officers reportedly found marijuana and “loud,” while Bucky Raw admitted ownership but said it was for personal use. He also claimed L$60,000 was taken during the search. Those present were taken into custody, and the case is still under review.

King Dennis has been crowned Artist of the Year at the 2025 Liberia Music Awards, securing a historic triple win for Bilikon Entertainment. His victory marks the first time a Bilikon artist has achieved this milestone. Read the full story on our website.