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05/07/2025

Hello Liberians! Get ready to fill the SKD Sports Stadium on July 26th as Christoph the Change aka Uncle Bonny Dust performs live with his latest songs, entertaining us throughout Liberia's 26th Independence celebration!

This event is monumental and fist of its kind will feature stars like Bulky Raw and other top Liberian entertainers.

In fact, Christoph will be performing live with a helicopter at the SKD, so come and see big things that you have not seen as THE MONEY EMPIRE and MEMG guys-Baba 2 Sweet and Jackie Russ will be doing big big things that day.

HOW MUCH IS MONEY?!

Don't miss out! Check the flyers below for ticket purchase details and inquiries.

04/07/2025

Former Assistant Minister of Education in the CDC Government Dominic Kweme has Criticized President Weah’s Handling of the State as he Writes below:

“Every leader has access to different leadership styles.But the one they rely on most tends to define how they govern. While most leaders use a mix of styles depending on the situation, there's usually one that dominates their approach.
In former President Weah's case, I observed a laissez-faire leadership style. This approach can work well when a leader is highly knowledgeable and trusts that those under them are also capable and disciplined. It allows for healthy delegation. However,it's also a style sometimes adopted by leaders who are unsure or unprepared-using it as a way to mask their limitations. Unfortunately, I believe this was the version Weah demonstrated.
His government became loose and disorganized. Hierarchy and respect for proper process broke down. Power was concentrated in the hands of those with
the closest personal ties to the inner circle. Whether junior or senior officials, as long as they had the right connections, they operated with unchecked authority and often abused the system without fear of consequence. Weah, perhaps unknowingly, leaned on this style of passive governance, leaving the system vulnerable to misuse.
If this current administration is truly committed to exposing past wrongs and holding people accountable, it won't be difficult to uncover misconduct. Doing so would open the eyes of the public even wider-and it could lead to a total loss of
credibility and relevance for the CDC.”

04/07/2025

Good news for the Health Sector of Liberia

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President Boakai Breaks Ground for State-of-the-Art Radiotherapy Center at JFK Medical Center

July 4, 2025

Executive Mansion, Monrovia– In an effort to advance healthcare delivery in Liberia and the sub-region, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., today officially broke ground for the construction of a state-of-the-art Radiotherapy Center at the John F. Kennedy Memorial Medical Center in Sinkor, Monrovia.

The ceremony was graced by His Excellency Rafael Mariano Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), whose visit highlights Liberia’s strengthened partnership with the Agency in leveraging nuclear science and technology for peaceful and developmental purposes.

In his address, President Boakai described the event as “a transformative occasion in our journey towards advancing healthcare for our people and in strengthening international collaboration.” He emphasized that the project represents a critical investment under the ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development, with a strong focus on good health and well-being.

Since joining the IAEA in 1962, Liberia’s collaboration with the Agency has deepened across six thematic areas aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs):
• Nuclear and Radiation Safety
• Food and Agriculture
• Good Health and Well-being
• Health and Nutrition
• Energy and Industry
• Water Resources and Environment

The President noted that the Radiotherapy Center will provide accessible, affordable, and advanced cancer treatment, significantly reducing the need for citizens to travel abroad for care.

Beyond treatment, the facility will serve as a hub for training, research, and capacity building in medical radiation sciences.

“This groundbreaking is not just for a building; it is for hope, resilience, and life,” President Boakai remarked. He prayed, “May this facility become a model of excellence, serving not only Liberia and the subregion, but all who seek healing within its walls.”

President Boakai extended his heartfelt appreciation to Director General Grossi and the IAEA for their technical and strategic partnership, and thanked the Ministry of Health, healthcare professionals, engineers, and all stakeholders whose commitment is turning vision into reality.

The establishment of the Radiotherapy Center marks a monumental step in Liberia’s quest for equitable, modern, and sustainable healthcare infrastructure.

04/07/2025

Vice President Jeremiah Koung has urged APM Terminals Liberia and the Freeport of Monrovia to make their services more affordable, aiming to positively impact ordinary Liberians.

03/07/2025

President Weah Pays Tribute to Fallen Football Icon Peter Rufal of Nigeria who was known for saying “the shot was hot” after Nigeria lost to Denmark in the 1998 World Cup while standing in the goal post.

“A REALLY SAD DAY FOR FOOTBALL
The passing of legendary Nigerian football icon Peter Rufai is a big blow.

I fondly remember his heroic leadership as captain of the Super Eagles, guiding the team to win the 1994 Africa Cup of Nations.

As a contemporary, I came to greatly admire his skill and dedication. His towering presence in goal—especially during Nigeria’s historic 1994 World Cup debut—remains etched in our memories.

My deepest condolences go to his family, the Super Eagles, and the Nigerian people. May his legacy continue to inspire generations.”

03/07/2025

Good news for Liberia:

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President Boakai Signs National Food Assistance Agency (NFAA) Act into Law

July 3, 2025

Executive Mansion, Monrovia--In an effort to strengthen food security and combat hunger across the country, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr. has signed into law the National Food Assistance Agency (NFAA) Act of 2020.

The legislation was officially approved on June 17, 2025, and printed and published by authority of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

The newly signed Act establishes the National Food Assistance Agency (NFAA) as a statutory body with the responsibility to develop, implement, and coordinate national food assistance programs. The Agency will also work to enhance emergency food response mechanisms, support vulnerable populations, and partner with local and international institutions to address Liberia’s food insecurity challenges.

President Boakai described the law as a timely and critical instrument in his Administration’s broader agenda to promote social protection and reduce poverty. “This is a tangible step toward fulfilling our promise to ensure that no Liberian goes to bed hungry,” he noted, adding, “With the NFAA, we are institutionalizing a national commitment to protect the food rights of our citizens, especially those most in need.”

The NFAA will function under a Board of Directors and be headed by an Executive Director appointed by the President with the consent of the Senate. The Agency will collaborate with relevant government ministries, non-governmental organizations, donor partners, and private sector actors to operationalize food assistance efforts across all fifteen counties.

The enactment of the NFAA Act signals a new era of structured and accountable food assistance delivery in Liberia. It aligns with international best practices and reinforces Liberia’s commitment to achieving Sustainable Development Goal 2: Zero Hunger.

The Boakai Administration remains committed to strengthening national systems and institutions to meet the pressing needs of the people and ensure inclusive development for all.

02/07/2025

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President Boakai Extols Liberia–U.S. Historical Ties, Pushes for Stronger Economic Partnership at U.S. Independence Celebration

July 2, 2025

Executive Mansion, Monrovia–President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., on today , joined Ambassador Mark C. Toner and members of the diplomatic community to commemorate the 249th Independence Day of the United States of America.

The celebration was held at the James E. Pierre Banquet Hall on Benson Street in Monrovia.

In his remarks, President Boakai extended warm greetings and heartfelt congratulations on behalf of the Government and people of Liberia to the Government and people of the United States, describing the day as a celebration of freedom, democracy, and opportunity—values that continue to inspire nations around the world.

President Boakai underscored the unique and enduring relationship between Liberia and the United States, highlighting a shared history that spans over two centuries. He reflected on the founding of Liberia by freed African-Americans and the long-standing bonds of political, cultural, and diplomatic cooperation between the two countries.

“The United States has remained a steadfast ally, supporting Liberia in its democratic journey, strengthening institutions, and standing with us during moments of national challenge,” President Boakai stated.

Emphasizing Liberia’s new foreign policy direction, the President noted that economic diplomacy is now central to the country’s international agenda. He said that diplomacy must not only shape political alliances but also unlock trade, investment, and economic development for the Liberian people.

President Boakai commended the United States’ recent shift toward commercial diplomacy and noted the alignment between this new U.S. foreign policy thrust and Liberia’s own goals. He emphasized Liberia’s openness to strategic partnerships in areas such as trade, energy, infrastructure, agriculture, technology, and entrepreneurship.

“We aim to promote Liberia as a viable and attractive destination for investment, innovation, and sustainable development,” he said, calling for increased collaboration between American and Liberian businesses and institutions.

The Liberian Leader concluded with a call to action for both nations to seize the moment and deepen their cooperation for the mutual benefit of their peoples.

“Let us work together to create a future of mutual prosperity, where both our peoples can thrive,” he urged.

President Boakai expressed gratitude for the invitation to celebrate and reaffirmed Liberia’s enduring friendship with the United States, extending best wishes for continued peace, prosperity, and unity for the American people.

02/07/2025

Breaking News:

“President Boakai among five African Leaders invited by President Trump for a high-level summit in Washington D.C. from the 9th to 11th of July.”

-FrontpageAfrica-

01/07/2025

Pastor Joshua Milton Blayee Responds to the Public on the Ongoing Brawl with Hon Yekeh Kolubah…

Video credit: VERITY NEWS

30/06/2025

Breaking:

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PRESIDENT BOAKAI NOMINATES ASSOCIATE JUSTICE YAMIE QUIQUI GBEISAY AS CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT

June 30, 2025

Executive Mansion, Monrovia– Present Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr. has nominated Associate Justice Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Liberia, pending confirmation by the Liberian Senate.

The nomination was made in accordance with Article 54(c) of the 1986 Constitution of Liberia, which grants the President the authority to appoint the Chief Justice, Associate Justices, and Judges of Subordinate Courts. Additionally, the nomination aligns with Article 72(b) of the Constitution, which mandates retirement of Justices upon reaching the age of seventy.

In a letter addressed to Senator Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence, President Pro-Tempore of the Liberian Senate, President Boakai described Justice Gbeisay as a “distinguished jurist [who] has demonstrated exemplary integrity, profound legal acumen, and commitment to upholding the rule of law and the Constitution.”

President Boakai called on the Honorable Liberian Senate to “expeditiously consider and confirm this nomination.”

Justice Gbeisay’s appointment, if confirmed, will mark a continuation of his longstanding judicial service and dedication to the Liberian legal system.

30/06/2025

President Visits the Family of Late President Tolbert, Initiates Talk for his Reburial…

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President Boakai Visits and Consoles Tolbert Family
~Preaches Forgiveness, Healing, and National Reconciliation

June 29, 2025

Paynesville, Liberia-: President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., today, visited members of the Family of the late President William Richard Tolbert, Jr. to console them and reecho his Administration's message of national healing and reconciliation.

The visit took place at the residence of Mrs. Williemae Tolbert-King in Paynesville and it brought other surviving children and relatives of the slain President, including nephews, nieces, cousins, etc.

The Liberian Leader stressed the need for admission, forgiveness and a conscious commitment to peace and unity if this nation is to move forward into prosperity. He shared some fun memories of the days of President Tolbert, acknowledging that the late President's demise was a colossal loss to the nation. He called on Liberians to let go of the ugly and bitter part of our existence as a nation and carve for ourselves a new and better course of nationhood.

Welcoming the President and his entourage, Mrs. Tolbert-King, Daughter of the late President, who once served as Liberia's Ambassador to La Côte d'Ivoire and Burkina Faso, expressed the Family's deep gratitude for the visit.

Ambassador Tolbert-King hailed the President's recognition of the critical need for reconciliation towards which, she noted, President Boakai is taking concrete and practical steps. She assured the Liberian people of her Family's deep and abiding faith in, and desire for, national healing, peace and harmony.

Among top government officials accompanying the President were the Chair of the National Committee for the Reburial of Slain Liberian Presidents Tolbert and Doe, Education Minister Dr. Jarso Marley Jallah, Acting Minister of State for Presidential Affairs Hadja Mamaka Bility, and Director General of the Cabinet, Mr. Nathaniel Kwabo.

The Book of Condolence for the late President William Richard Tolbert, Jr. will be open tomorrow, Monday, June 30, 2025, commencing at 10:00 a.m. at the Centennial Memorial Pavilion. President Boakai will lead officials of his Government to participate in the ceremony.

27/06/2025

Teddyride and SIO perform live at the Orange Money MEGA WAVE Big Concert on Randall Street today, June 27.

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