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–Kemayah Dismisses Rumors By Mensouhn Mendin, mensouhnmendin820@gmail.com Former Foreign Minister Dee-Maxwell Kemayah has strongly rejected growing social media reports suggesting that former President George Weah intends to support Alternative National Congress (ANC) Political Leader Alexander Cummings for president, describing the claims as false, misleading, and politically motivated. Speaking Tuesday in an interview in Monrovia, Amb. Kemayah, who also serves as senior advisor to former President Weah, said the reports circulating online alleging that the former President will not contest the 2029 presidential elections are completely inaccurate and should be disregarded by the public. He clarified that former President Weah remains…

By Archie Sei-Bob Yini A compliance audit by the General Auditing Commission (GAC) has flagged several travel-related expenditures associated with Mr. Bob Yeanue Kartoe, currently Deputy Director General for Administration at the National Food Assistance Agency (NFAA), raising renewed concerns about accountability in the management of public funds under Liberia’s anti-corruption framework. Mr. Kartoe, who serves as Head of Administration at the NFAA and supervises the agency’s Finance, Procurement, Human Resource, and other administrative departments, was identified in the audit report as the recipient of travel-related payments that auditors said lacked supporting documentation. The findings are contained in the Auditor…

–As Gwayn Float Ballon Ego & Displays Ingratitude The Grand Gedeh Association in the Americas wasted no time in rebuking one of its wayward leaders, Mr. Fred Gwyan, the man who was allegedly involved in scandalous activities before his impeachment by the GGAA Board of Directors in 2021. Fred Gwyan et al was sued by the GGAA for charges, including theft, embezzlement, multiple violations of the Association’s constitution. READ FULL STATEMENT In strongly worded statement, the Grand Gedeans umbrella organization said, “The Grand Gedeh Association in the Americas, Inc. (GGAA) issues this statement to clarify recent public discussion concerning the…

By Konah Rufus – konahrufus01@gmail.com The Supreme Court of Liberia has rejected an attempt to dismiss the National Elections Commission’s appeal in a US$877,060 debt dispute with M-Tosh Prints Media Incorporated, paving the way for a full hearing into the controversial claim at the High Court en banc. In her ruling, Associate Justice Jamesetta Howard Wolokolie, presiding in Chamber, determined that NEC properly followed all legal procedures required to perfect its appeal after a commercial court judgment was entered against the Commission. The legal battle stems from a lawsuit the M-Tosh Prints Media filed alleging that it supplied election materials…

By: Konah Rufus Nearly two years after President Joseph Boakai broke grounds for the construction of the US$150 million Kalawada Park in Marshall City, Margibi County, frustration is mounting among residents as the ambitious project remains untouched. An investigation by Blaze Daily News has uncovered that despite promises surrounding the high-profile initiative, construction work has not commenced at the site, raising serious concerns about government commitment and accountability. WATCH VIDEO WATCH VIDEO-2 President Boakai officially launched the project on Friday, October 25, 2024, describing Kalawada Park as a transformative tourism and recreational development aimed at boosting economic activity and creating…

Rancy Clarke, Bong County Correspondent ‎A humanitarian organization under the banner, “His Safe Haven” has taken custody of a baby who was reportedly abandoned in a bush in Kpayah Town, Jorquelleh District #3, Bong County. The baby was discovered lying on straws and leaves.‎ ‎The infant was dressed in a white and blue shorts, and a red T-shirt wearing a pair of socks. He was rescued by a passerby and turned over to the Women and Children Protection Section of the Liberia National Police in Bong County. The police, in consultation with the local office of the Ministry of Gender,…

By Jefferson T. Koijee There are moments in history when a man is not attacked simply because of what he has done, but because of what he represents to ordinary people. I have painfully come to understand that reality over the last several years of my political journey. For nearly two years now, I have remained away from my homeland while continuing my academic pursuits abroad amid political circumstances, sanctions, propaganda, and relentless public attacks carefully designed to destroy not only my political future, but my very humanity. Many people only see the surface of public life: the speeches, the…

By Jefferson Tamba Koijie, Former Lord Mayor of Monrovia, Liberia Why the lies they threw at my name, they thought the rumors would break me up; they thought the stories would weaken my spirit. They believed that if they talked long enough, loud enough, convincingly enough, the world would turn against me. But here I am, still standing, still moving, and that is what disturbs them the most. Lies are supposed to destroy; false accusations are supposed to isolate, reputations are meant to stay damaged permanently, yet somehow none of it worked on me. They spoke with confidence but not…

By Benson Matic Mokko, Margibi County Correspondent Margibi County authorities have taken an unprecedented move to impose midnight curfew for motorcycles plying towns and streets in the County. The authorities say the move is intended to curb crime ahead of festive season. According to the County authorities, the new midnight curfew on motorcycle operations is in an effort to reduce rising criminal activities ahead of the Christmas festivities. The measure, introduced in collaboration with the Liberia National Police, was disclosed in a press release issued by Margibi County Superintendent Ojay Morris. According to Superintendent Morris, the decision follows growing concerns…

By Benson Matic Mokko, Margibi County Correspondent A young man identified as Thomas Dehmie was involved in a tragic incident in Kakata City after reportedly attempting to evade officers of the Liberia Drugs Enforcement Agency (LDEA). Dehmie nearly drown when he plunged into a pond on Thursday, November 27, 2025. Police received tip off that he was carrying weeds/marijuana, an illegal substance in Liberia. According to community members, the LDEA officers were conducting an evening patrol at about 7:00 PM near the Miss-Moore Community along the Bong Mines Road when Dehmie allegedly panicked upon seeing the officers and jumped into…