Condom prices could soon rise by up to 30% as the Iran conflict continues to disrupt global supply chains, affecting key materials and delaying shipments worldwide. How far will the impact of this crisis reach?

Lawmakers are considering a major expansion of Liberia’s House of Representatives, with a proposal to increase seats from 73 to 89 based on updated population data. The plan could significantly reshape political representation across the country, with Montserrado, Nimba, Bong, and Lofa among the biggest beneficiaries.

After losing his leg in a tragic accident involving an Afcons ambulance, Emmanuel Z. David has been awarded US$400,000 by a Nimba court, but the battle isn’t over yet, as the company moves to appeal.

President Boakai is opening a direct line to the people. Through the new “Citizens Feedback” initiative, Liberians can now report the performance of government officials straight to the President via 2424.

A US$363.9 million road project is now underway, stretching 255km across western Liberia and connecting four counties. Government says it will cut travel time, boost trade, and open up long-isolated communities, but will it deliver the transformation promised?

The CDC has expelled several of its lawmakers for backing the removal of Rep. Yekeh Kolubah, while launching a strong attack on the Boakai administration over alleged threats to democracy.

Senator Amara Konneh is raising alarm over the expulsion of Rep. Yekeh Kolubah, warning that Liberia risks undermining its own democracy through disregard for due process and constitutional boundaries.

Lawmakers have expelled Montserrado County District 10 Representative Yekeh Kolubah after securing 51 votes, following a damning committee report. The House has also called on the Ministry of Justice to investigate his statements on the Liberia–Guinea border dispute.

After days of public attention, the Liberia National Police has dropped all charges against Amie T. Dean, citing concerns about her mental health. Authorities say the focus has now shifted from prosecution to ensuring she receives proper care and support.

EFF leader Julius Malema has been sentenced to five years in prison following his conviction for discharging a firearm in public during a 2018 event. His party says an appeal is already in motion and remains confident he will secure bail as the legal battle continues.