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The Supreme Court has ordered an immediate halt to all Global Methodist Church activities in Gompa District, granting the United Methodist Church legal control over disputed properties ahead of a March 3 conference that will determine the next phase of the case.

The arrival of 137 heavy-duty “Yellow Machines” at the Freeport of Monrovia has been hailed as a strong signal of development intent, with Deputy Speaker Thomas Fallah stressing that the equipment must deliver real roads, improved rural access, and visible national progress.

The defense in the Kindness Wilson assault case has waived its right to present witnesses, formally resting its case before the Monrovia City Court. With the court granting the application, the matter now moves toward final arguments as prosecutors prepare to close.

A 56-year-old grandmother has been arrested in Nimba County after allegedly confessing to the killing of her three young grandchildren in Mehnla Town. Police say the investigation is ongoing as the community reels from the tragic loss of innocent lives.

STAND has raised serious concerns over the reported purchase of “yellow machines,” warning that any acquisition done outside Liberia’s procurement laws risks fraud, corruption, and legal consequences. The group says secrecy around pricing, approvals, and operations could turn a major infrastructure opportunity into what it calls a “Yellow Fraud.”

Human skeletal remains discovered at Division-15, Firestone, Lower Margibi County have been identified by family members as Geraldine Joseph, who was reported missing in October 2025. The Liberia National Police says the case remains under active investigation, with persons of interest expected to be questioned.

Inspector General Gregory O. W. Coleman says DCP Cecelia G. Clarke remains an officer of the Liberia National Police, clarifying that she has only expressed an intent to resign but has not followed the formal protocols required for resignation under LNP regulations.

The Liberia National Police has suspended Superintendent Margaret T. Ford over allegations of misconduct, including unlawful detentions, abuse of authority, and missing seized items, most notably two cartons of spare ribs. She faces a one-month suspension without pay and must cooperate fully with ongoing investigations.

The Nigerian pastor currently facing statutory rape and related charges has issued a public statement from detention, denying the allegations and alleging a coordinated effort to discredit him and his ministry.

The Liberia National Police has issued a Police Confirmation Clearance Certificate, formally exonerating Deputy Youth and Sports Minister J. Bryant McGill of rape allegations after forensic DNA analysis and geolocation data found no evidence linking him to the claims.