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PCC has clarified an incident in Redlight where a city officer and a pregnant street vendor got into a confrontation that led to the woman being taken to JFK. She is now stable, and the officer has been recalled as a full investigation begins. The Corporation says public safety and professional conduct remain top priorities.

President Joseph Boakai convened his 8th Cabinet Meeting in Bomi County, the first held outside Monrovia, issuing a firm warning on rule of law and renewing his push for job creation. He stressed swift action on corruption cases, cautioned security officers against abusing their authority, and reaffirmed government’s commitment to youth rehabilitation and economic recovery.

Unity Party cautions all appointed officials against using government vehicles and assets for upcoming Homecoming activities, enforcing the Code of Conduct and pledging a clear separation between State duties and party operations.

Liberian man Finney George Ojong says he has regained his sight after seven months of blindness, seven surgeries, and multiple hospital visits. He credits prayers, family support, and medical care for his recovery, adding that the experience pushed him to take his health seriously, resulting in a 66-pound weight loss. Read more on Geez Liberia.

Doe son Kuly Teddy Doe has returned to Liberia after 35 years, calling his homecoming a reconnection with his roots and a renewed commitment to national service. He says he will work with his siblings to establish the Samuel K. Doe Legacy Foundation, focusing on community development, outreach, and support for vulnerable groups. He is also expected to meet government officials and visit Grand Gedeh County.

Two men accused of pig theft were found dead along a farm road in Nimba after a late-night incident that sparked mob action. Police have arrested three people as investigations continue into what led to the killings.

The Liberia Immigration Service is seeking public help to identify the family of Mr. Patrick Yarsiah, a recent deportee who remains unclaimed since his arrival. Anyone with information is urged to contact the LIS immediately.

The Clar Hope Foundation says the government’s investigation into its Marshall complex is politically motivated, insisting it has operated with full integrity and transparency. The Foundation vows to defend its record and provide all documents required by law.

Criminal Court “A” has ordered BMC to produce all financial and contractual documents linked to the Clar Hope Foundation construction as part of an ongoing probe. The subpoena demands contracts, payment records, receipts, and the full BOQ, with the court warning of legal consequences for any failure to comply.

Dr. Clarence Moniba is calling on President Boakai to recall the US$1.2 billion draft national budget and immediately raise civil servants’ minimum take-home pay to US$500. He says Liberia can achieve this by reducing the government from 104 institutions to no more than 50, saving nearly US$400 million that can directly improve salaries, schools, hospitals, and community security.