Massachusetts Black Leaders Launch Push to Restore U.S. Citizenship Rights for Liberians

By Kerkula Blama International March 27, 2026

Black leaders in Massachusetts held a press conference Thursday on the steps of Springfield City Hall to launch a movement aimed at restoring U.S. citizenship for Liberians.

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Taxi Driver Francis Nana Pleads Not Guilty as Trial Opens in Officer Bracewell’s Death

By Kerkula Blama Crime March 25, 2026

Francis Nana the taxi driver accused in connection to the death of officer Mark D. Bracewell has pleaded not guilty as his trial opens at Criminal Court “A”. Jury selection is underway after the court denied a request to move the case from Montserrado.

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