- Court Denies Bail Request, Sends Jewel Howard-Taylor to Jail on Cocaine-Related Charges
- Former Liberian Women’s Football Talent Agatha Nimene Arrested in Minnesota on Domestic Assault Charge
- Jewel Howard-Taylor Denies Drug Charges, Calls Case Politically Motivated
- Timothy Weah Named New Marseille Captain for 2026/27 Season
- Five Liberian Rappers Who Have Won the MLMA’s Most Coveted Artist of The Year Award
- First Group of 20 Deportees Arrive in Liberia Under U.S. Arrangement
- George Weah Threatens Political Mobilization Over Jewel Howard-Taylor Arrest, Accuses Government of “Authoritarianism”
- Former Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor Charged Over Alleged Drug Trafficking and Money Laundering
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Ruth Nimely, the young woman accused of stealing over L$2.7 million from a local women’s savings group, has reportedly been released from detention. Her release, said to be facilitated by a legal representative, comes while police investigations are still ongoing. Nimely later posted a cryptic message online, sparking mixed public reactions.
President Joseph N. Boakai has declared Wednesday, October 29, 2025, as National Youth Day, a working holiday to be observed nationwide. The celebration, themed “Recognizing the Gains; Building Resilience for Liberia’s Future,” will take place in Buchanan City, bringing together youth from all 15 counties to celebrate unity, innovation, and national service.
The Sixth Judicial Circuit Court has fined Police Inspector General Col. Gregory Coleman $300 USD for contempt after he failed to obey a court order. Judge Peter Gbeneweleh warned that failure to pay within 72 hours will lead to his arrest.
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 The prosecution calls the dismissal “legally untenable” and vows to pursue every legal remedy to have it rescinded.
President Boakai has dismissed Wilmot Paye as Mines and Energy Minister and appointed R. Matenokay Tingban as his replacement, in what the Executive Mansion calls a move to “strengthen governance and accountability.”
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.
Authorities in Zwedru were left stunned after a man disguised as a woman was caught at the Gate One checkpoint while attempting to travel to Monrovia. His refusal to be inspected led to the shocking discovery of his true identity.
The Food Authority of Liberia has confirmed major progress in the recall of Tasty Tom Tomato Mix, with over 150,000 packs already removed from the market after tests found dangerous contamination. The importer has been ordered to cover all recall and disposal costs.
LDEA officers in Zwedru have arrested five Guinean nationals for drug-related offenses, seizing Tramadol, cash, ammunition, and a firearm during a search operation at Polgal Pharmacy. The suspects are in custody as investigations continue.
LTA and Starlink Liberia have signed a major agreement to bring high-speed satellite internet to 156 public senior high schools across the country, a big step toward bridging Liberia’s digital divide and empowering students through technology.


