MONROVIA, LIBERIA – The prosecution’s case involving 29,412 bags of Saudi-donated rice took another turn at Criminal Court “C” after an NDMA county coordinator…
September 2026
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Crime & CourtsLiberia NewsSmart News Liberia
Jury Acquits Ruth Davies In Faith Momo Murder Trial
by smartnewsby smartnewsMONROVIA, LIBERIA – Jurors at Criminal Court “A” in Monrovia have returned a unanimous not guilty verdict in favor of Ruth Davies, bringing an end to her trial…
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Taylor’s Defense Abandons Preliminary Examination As Case Moves To Next Legal Stage
by Staff Writerby Staff WriterMONROVIA, LIBERIA – The criminal case involving former Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor is moving into another legal phase after her defense team withdrew its…
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Daily ObserverLiberia News
Strengthening Agri-advisory Delivery Services on Soybean: EU-funded Seeds4Liberia Project Trains Extension Officers and Private Seed Enterprises
Agricultural extension services play a major role in a farming community’s success. From production to farmers’ livelihoods, extension is core to the success of…
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Commentary: When The Messenger Rewrites His Own Story: Browne’s “six Lies” Argument Does Not Survive His Own Record
Philipbert S. Browne is entitled to reinterpret Liberia’s political history and to claim that George Weah’s government did not defend itself adequately.
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Commentary: Three Years After The September 17 Rain: Has Liberia Really Been Rescued?
Three years ago, many braved a heavy downpour in Monrovia to kick off the Unity Party’s “Rescue Mission.” Now, the rain has stopped, the campaign banners have d…
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Crime & CourtsLiberia NewsSmart News Liberia
What Did The Dutch Tell Liberia About Sierra Leone’s Cocaine Kingpin?
by smartnewsby smartnewsMONROVIA — The Netherlands has quietly placed Liberia inside its growing regional effort to confront fugitive Dutch drug trafficker Jos “Bolle Jos” Leijdekkers,…
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Liberia NewsThe Analyst
Boakai Engages Congressman Meeks -Capitol Hill talks target strategic cooperation
MONROVIA – President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s meeting with Congressman Gregory W. Meeks placed Liberia’s historic United States relationship within a demanding str…
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Liberia NewsThe Analyst
UNGA81 Sets Media Access -Accredited journalists face screening entrance schedules
MONROVIA – The United Nations General Assembly’s eighty-first session will impose controlled access on accredited journalists covering events this September. Th…
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Liberia NewsThe Analyst
FLY Challenges Youth Exclusion -Dialogue examines barriers weakening democratic participation
MONROVIA – Liberia’s democratic future depends on whether its youthful majority can influence decisions between elections, rather than merely mobilize during ca…
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Business & EconomyLiberia NewsThe Analyst
WATAF Strengthens Regional Taxation -Accra dialogue targets sustainable domestic revenue
MONROVIA – West Africa’s tax administrations are entering a phase in which stronger revenue collection must finance development without weakening fairness or pu…
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Business & EconomyLiberia NewsThe Analyst
LPRC, Commerce Reset Petrol Prices -Govt. promises enforcement as consumers worry
MONROVIA – Liberia’s petroleum adjustment reaches beyond filling stations because fuel prices travel into transport fares, market goods and household budgets. G…
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MONROVIA, September 17, 2026: Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung Sr. has explained his decision to fly commercial, saying he chose the regular route after his p…
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MONROVIA, September 17, 2026: President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s nominee for Minister of Commerce and Industry, Stephen M. Yekeson Jr., has taken office as Acting…
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MONROVIA, September 16, 2026: President Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr. has launched the Presidential Clean Cities Initiative (PCCI), a government program aimed at impr…
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Liberia NewsThe New Dawn
NIR Seeks Legislative Approval for US$54.7M Identity Deal
by New Dawnby New DawnPAYNESVILLE, Liberia, September 17, 2026: The National Identification Registry (NIR) has appealed to the National Legislature to expedite consideration of a pro…
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Business & EconomyLiberia NewsPoliticsThe New Dawn
Lawmakers Assess Health Gaps Ahead of 2027 Budget
by New Dawnby New DawnBUCHANAN, Grand Bassa County, September 17, 2026: The Joint Legislative Committee on Health has begun a nationwide assessment of government health facilities as…
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MONROVIA, September 17, 2026: Bong County District #2 Representative James M. Kolleh has rejected claims that legislative staffers have gone four months without…
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Business & EconomyLiberia NewsThe New Dawn
Business Center Gutted by Fire in Pleebo
by New Dawnby New DawnPLEEBO CITY, Maryland County, September 17, 2026: A garage and an adjoining tea shop were gutted by fire Wednesday in Zone #5, Pleebo City, destroying property…
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TOTOTA, Bong County, September 17, 2026: Education authorities in Bong County have temporarily closed the New Totota Public School following severe overcrowding…
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LCPS Secures Five-Year Accreditation for Community Health
by New Dawnby New DawnMONROVIA, Liberia, September 17, 2026: The Faculty of Community Health at the Liberia College of Physicians and Surgeons (LCPS) has secured a five-year accredit…
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Liberia: 2 Billion Tons of Ore- Switches Back to AMR
by Rodney Siehby Rodney SiehSept. 2010: Government ratifies 25-year Mineral Development Agreement with Severstal
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Front Page AfricaLiberia News
Liberia: Swedish Ambassador Pledges Continued Support for Post-War Justice, Sexual and Reproductive Rights Among Other Priorities After Embassy Closure
Sweden’s ambassador to Liberia has used an exclusive interview with Frontpage Africa/New Narratives marking the end of the country’s sixteen years of direct bil…