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And integrity icon, a social justice advocate and good governance activist, Cllr. Tiawan Saye Gongloe has called on President Joseph Boakai to dismiss Liberian National Police Inspector Gregory Coleman. Cllr. Gongloe says IG Coleman has placed a dark cloud over the entire government. According to Cllr. Gongloe, IG Coleman knows too much about the drug saga that he can not stay in his position because he know those senior government officials who are involved with he drug cartel in Liberia. Cllr. Gongloe is calling on President Joseph Boakai to dismiss IG Gregory Coleman to safe his government from embarassment See…

By Peter Quaqua The question is not whether Liberia needs a law to combat cybercrime. It does. The question is what happens when a law designed to protect citizens online also gives the State unrestrained powers over what people can say, publish and share? At what point does protecting the public from cybercrime begin to encroach on the freedom of expression that the Constitution protects? That is the concern surrounding Liberia’s Cybercrime Act of 2025, which seeks to address hacking, fraud, identity theft, online exploitation, genuine threats and other forms of digital abuse. Several provisions of the Act raise serious…

By Jefferson Tamba Koijee What was marketed to the Liberian people under the deceptive name and style of the “Rescue Mission” has now revealed its true character. It was never a Rescue Mission. It has become a RISKY COCAINE MISSION, presiding over national decline, growing lawlessness, economic hardship and the dangerous erosion of public confidence. In 1887, German philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche described a condition in which unresolved humiliation, envy and resentment cease to be temporary emotions and become an entire identity. He called it ressentiment. When people cannot peacefully process another person’s success, they construct a worldview around destroying that…

–Fate of Veep Koung’s Political Prisoner Hangs in The Balance –Police IG Gregory Coleman Claws A Soft Target To Prove Tough By Gibson W. Jerue Part I of Multi-Series Introduction Today, September 21, 2026, Police Inspector General (IG) Gregory Coleman responded to Vice President Jeremiah Koung’s empty flagrant political stunt in public statement published yesterday on Veep’s social media platform. In his diabolic response, contained in a letter to the Veep, Mr. Coleman acknowledged what he calls the Vice President’s “compassion” for political prisoner Jerry Nyantee Wratto alleged criminal act. That criminal act in my perspective is that Jerry published…

By Konah Rufus A public dispute has emerged between former Solicitor General Augustine Fayiah and former Finance and Development Planning Minister Samuel D. Tweah following an alleged confrontation at Savvie Express in Duazon on Saturday night. Fayiah claims the incident occurred at about 8:45 p.m. on September 19, 2026, when Tweah allegedly approached him and made remarks that he interpreted as a threat. According to Fayiah, Tweah told him, “I thought you were going to be the Solicitor General forever, but you have been dismissed, and we will get at you and your team.” Fayiah’s statement below: The former Solicitor…

–Security Forces Launch Hunt for Escapees, Some Arrests Made By Konah Rufus Panic and uncertainty gripped parts of Kakata on Sunday after more than 100 inmates reportedly escaped from the Kakata Central Prison in what is shaping up to be one of Liberia’s largest prison breaks in recent years. The group of escaping inmates include individuals who are in pre-trial detention and those in post sentence prison. Kakata Central Prison officials say some of the escapees are harden criminals like drug dealers, murder suspects and convicts, while others were individuals detained at the facility for other crimes and misdemeanors. The…

–The Arrest That Sparked a National Conversation By Konah Rufus What began as a social media controversy has rapidly transformed into one of Liberia’s most consequential debates on free expression, state power, and the limits of cybercrime enforcement. At the center of the storm is Jerry Nyantee Wratto, a young Liberian accused of creating and circulating artificial intelligence-generated images depicting Vice President Jeremiah Koung. His arrest under Liberia’s Cybercrime Law, subsequent transfer to Monrovia, and eventual release by direct intervention of the Vice President have triggered a national conversation extending far beyond one individual case. For many Liberians, the issue…

–But Veep Koung Has Ordered Wratto’s Release By Gibson W Jerue Jerry Nyantee Wratto, the political Prisoner of Vice President Jeremiah Koung, has been enduring tremendous torturous condition at the hands of Liberian police officers. My sources, very close to the matter say Jerry was even prevented by the police from eating on grounds that they are getting late to bring him to Monrovia. Family members who called me said the officers used intimidation and harassing techniques, psychological torture and anguish to force confession out of Mr. Wratto. Mr. Wratto’s Miranda Rights were not read to him, but the police…

By Mensouhn Mendin President Joseph Boakai has extended warmest greetings and assure Liberia U-17 players of his full support as they prepare to face The Gambia U-17. Liberia is expected to lock horns with their Gambian counterparts in the semi-final of the West Africa Football Union (WAFU) Zone A U-17 tournament in Senegal. READ FROM BLAZE ONLINE TV In a press release issued on Wednesday, September 16, 2026, the Liberian leader expressed appreciation for the Junior Lonestar for earning a place among the best teams in the competition. Liberia advanced to the finals after pulling a draw with Mali and…