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A young Liberian woman has sparked widespread public concern after sharing a heartbreaking account of alleged physical abuse by her own brother, claiming the violence began when she was just 11 years old and has continued into adulthood without intervention from either family members or authorities.

Liberia’s Assets Recovery and Property Retrieval Task Force has formally invited former Finance and Development Planning Minister Samuel D. Tweah for questioning in connection with an ongoing investigation into the government’s US$20.5 million rice subsidy program carried out between 2021 and 2022.

The Liberia National Police (LNP) has formally charged and forwarded to court 12 individuals allegedly connected to the violent mob incident that occurred last week in the busy commercial district of Red-Light, Paynesville.

Residents of Yangbalahun Town in Wanhassa District, Lofa County, have been left stunned following a disturbing incident in which a young man is accused of killing his own father on their family cocoa farm.

The Liberia National Police (LNP) says it has begun an active investigation and operational manhunt to identify and arrest individuals captured in a viral video allegedly involved in the public assault, harassment, and humiliating treatment of a woman in the Red-Light commercial area of Paynesville.

A painful accident in Pronoken, Grand Kru County District #1 has left a 9-year-old boy seriously injured after he was accidentally cut with a cutlass by another minor during a tragic afternoon incident. Residents say the act was unintentional, while the older boy reportedly broke down in tears after the incident.

The Civil Service Agency (CSA), working alongside the Ministry of Health (MoH), has officially commenced a Health Workforce Baseline Study aimed at improving accountability, eliminating staffing irregularities, and strengthening service delivery across Liberia’s southeastern health sector.

Josephine Greaves is pushing back against corruption allegations, insisting she never received funds from the 2023 rural women’s grant program and questioning how she was indicted without access to evidence or legal representation. She is now demanding transparency, due process, and a fair hearing as concerns grow over the handling of the investigation.

Residents of Montserrado District #11 are demanding answers from House Speaker Richard Nagbe Koon, raising concerns over a lack of communication on his performance, legislative work, and development efforts. With frustration growing, they warn that continued silence could spark public protests.

AME University has been recognized by the Liberia Revenue Authority as the highest tax-paying higher education institution for 2026, highlighting its strong financial discipline and contribution to national development. L