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27/10/2025

China Introduces New Regulation for Online Influencers: Only Degree Holders Permitted to Discuss Professional Topics

In a recent policy update, Chinese authorities have announced new regulations targeting online influencers, stipulating that only individuals with verified university degrees will be allowed to discuss professional or technical topics on social media platforms.

The rule, part of China’s broader effort to tighten control over online content, aims to curb the spread of misinformation and ensure that discussions on subjects such as law, medicine, finance, and education are conducted by qualified individuals.

According to state media, influencers who wish to comment on specialized topics will now be required to submit proof of their educational qualifications before being granted permission to post related content. Those who fail to comply risk having their accounts restricted or permanently banned.

This move reflects China’s ongoing campaign to promote “clean and credible” online spaces, reinforcing accountability among digital creators and aligning social media discourse with national standards of information accuracy.

Critics, however, argue that the new rule may stifle free expression and limit diverse perspectives on important public issues. Nonetheless, supporters see it as a step toward fostering a more informed and responsible online community.

The regulation marks yet another development in China’s evolving digital governance framework, as the government continues to emphasize professionalism, integrity, and expertise in online communication.

27/10/2025

Paul Biya Wins Cameroon’s Presidential Election, Extends Rule to 2032

YAOUNDÉ, Cameroon — At 92 years old, President Paul Biya has once again secured victory in Cameroon’s presidential election, extending his over four-decade rule. The long-serving leader, who first assumed office on November 6, 1982, was officially declared the winner by the Cameroon Constitutional Council following the 2025 general election results announced on October 27, 2025.

According to the official tally, President Biya received 71.4% of the votes, defeating his closest rival, Maurice Kamto of the Cameroon Renaissance Movement (CRM), who garnered 22.3%. The voter turnout was reported at 68.5% nationwide.

This victory grants Biya an eighth consecutive term, extending his presidency until 2032. His continued leadership makes him one of the world’s longest-serving heads of state, second only to Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo of Equatorial Guinea in Africa.

Biya’s extended tenure has been marked by both political stability and mounting criticism over alleged human rights abuses, press restrictions, and economic challenges in the Central African nation of about 28 million people.

International observers have expressed mixed reactions, with some regional bodies praising the peaceful conduct of the election, while opposition figures have denounced what they describe as systematic electoral manipulation and state interference.

If Biya completes his new seven-year term, he will have governed Cameroon for 50 years, cementing his place as one of the longest-reigning leaders in modern history.

27/10/2025

The Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation (LWSC) has officially broken ground for the reconstruction of the Greenville Water Supply System, a project expected to restore safe and reliable water access to thousands of residents in Sinoe County.

Originally constructed in the early 1970s, the system once featured a 92,000-gallon elevated water tower, five wells, distribution mains, public kiosks, and fire hydrants. However, operations came to a halt in 1989 as a result of the civil war, leaving residents to depend on unsafe sources such as creeks and shallow wells for their daily water needs.

The new project aims to revive and modernize the system to meet Greenville’s growing demand. Planned works include the construction of 17.14 kilometers of new transmission and distribution pipelines, rehabilitation of a 350m³ elevated storage tank, and installation of iron removal and chlorination systems. Additionally, solar-powered pumps with generator backups will ensure a sustainable and continuous water supply for the city.

The groundbreaking ceremony took place at 11:00 a.m. near the old elevated water tower in Greenville, marking a significant milestone in the county’s infrastructural recovery and public health improvement efforts.

The initiative underscores the government’s and LWSC’s commitment to enhancing access to clean water for homes, businesses, and institutions across the city.

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26/10/2025

Allegedly: Former Senator J. Milton Teahjay Faces Removal as Chairman of Unity Party Fundraising Program

Greenville, Sinoe County – October 26, 2025

Reports reaching Parrot News Network allege that former Sinoe County Senator J. Milton Teahjay is set to be removed as Chairman of the Unity Party’s Fundraising Program. According to sources within the party, the Sinoe County Unity Party Executive Committee has submitted a 12-page petition to the national leadership, calling for his removal over what they described as “conduct unbecoming of a senior partisan.”

While the Unity Party’s national leadership has yet to issue an official statement, party insiders claim the petition outlines several concerns about Teahjay’s recent activities and interactions with local structures.

A political commentator noted that, “If the reports are true, this could deepen internal divisions within the Unity Party ahead of future elections.”

A county executive member expressed concern, saying, “Our focus should be on strengthening unity, not creating division. The national leadership must act wisely to protect the party’s image.”

Meanwhile, a supporter of the former senator argued, “He has always worked for the success of the party. This move appears more political than disciplinary.”

As of now, the Unity Party’s National Secretariat has not confirmed nor denied the existence of the petition, leaving room for speculation as the story unfolds.

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25/10/2025

Hon. Thomas Romeo Quioh Breaks Ground for Seegbeh Sports Stadium in Sinoe County

Sinoe County, Liberia — In a landmark event for District #1, Sinoe County, Hon. Thomas Romeo Quioh, Representative of the district, officially broke ground on Saturday for the construction of the Seegbeh Sports Stadium — a major development project set to transform youth and community sports in the region. The stadium is expected to be completed by December 2025.

The historic ceremony brought together prominent national and local figures, including House Speaker Richard Nagbe Koon, who lauded Hon. Quioh for his exemplary leadership and dedication to community development.

“Hon. Quioh is a man of vision whose leadership continues to inspire hope in the people of Sinoe,” said Speaker Koon, as he announced his donation of 5,000 blocks to support the construction of the new sports facility.

Other lawmakers followed with generous contributions. Hon. Samson Wiah donated 200,000 Liberian Dollars, while Hon. Anthony Williams, Hon. Emmanuel Dahn, and several colleagues pledged 150 bags of cement, to be delivered upon their return to Monrovia.

In an emotional address, Hon. Quioh expressed gratitude to his colleagues and reaffirmed his unwavering commitment to development.

“This project is more than just a stadium; it is a symbol of unity, youth empowerment, and community progress,” Hon. Quioh declared. “Together, we are building a future where sports and development go hand in hand.”

The event also drew praise from community leaders and residents, who applauded Hon. Quioh’s efforts to deliver tangible results in infrastructure, education, and empowerment.

“We are proud of the level of development Hon. Quioh continues to bring to our district,” said a local youth leader, Mary Kpadeh. “This stadium will give our young people a place to grow their talent and unite the community.”

With construction set to commence immediately, the Seegbeh Sports Stadium stands as a beacon of hope and progress for the people of Sinoe County a clear reflection of leadership in action.

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24/10/2025

Sinoe County Gears Up for Major Development Activities as Hon. Thomas Romeo Quioh Hosts Speaker Koon and Lawmakers

Butaw, Sinoe County – October 25, 2025: Sinoe County District #1 Representative, Hon. Thomas Romeo Quioh, will on Saturday host the Speaker of the 55th Legislature of Liberia, Hon. Richard Nagbe Koon, along with a delegation of lawmakers, for a series of major development and educational activities in the county.

The visit will begin in Butaw, where the Speaker and his entourage will tour the land recently presented to him by the people of his hometown. The delegation will then proceed to Butaw High School, where Speaker Koon is expected to serve as Guest Speaker for the school’s graduation ceremony. From there, the team will continue to Greenville to attend the St. Paul Parish High School graduation program, where Speaker Koon will again deliver an inspiring message as Guest Speaker.

The day’s climax will take place at 4:00 PM in Seebeh, where Hon. Thomas Romeo Quioh, together with Speaker Richard Nagbe Koon, fellow lawmakers, and local officials, will lead the groundbreaking ceremony of the Seebeh Field, popularly known as the Sweet Mother Football Pitch.

Ahead of the groundbreaking, Hon. Oliver C. Clarke Sr., Chief of Office Staff to Hon. Thomas Romeo Quioh, held a final consultative meeting with community members and landowners surrounding the field. The meeting ended in mutual agreement, with all parties fully endorsing the project. This successful dialogue forms part of ongoing efforts to ensure smooth construction and community cooperation during the project’s ex*****on.

The series of events mark another milestone in Hon. Thomas Romeo Quioh’s tireless efforts to advance education, youth empowerment, and community development across Sinoe County. His leadership continues to unite people and drive transformative progress in District #1.

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24/10/2025

🟢⚪️ Unity Party Partisans Criticize Teahjay’s Latest Appointments in Sinoe

Some members of the Unity Party in Sinoe County have expressed strong dissatisfaction over the recent appointments made by former Senator J. Milton Teahjay in connection with the Party’s Homecoming Fundraising and Membership Drive Steering Committee.

According to critics, several key Unity Party officials and long-serving partisans were left out of Teahjay’s latest list, while individuals believed to be his close political allies, many of whom are reportedly not registered partisans, were included.

The disgruntled partisans argue that such appointments undermine internal unity and contradict the Party’s inclusive spirit as it prepares for upcoming activities.

In protest, some partisans have vowed to boycott the upcoming program if the issue is not urgently addressed by the Party’s leadership.

Meanwhile, calls have been made to the national leadership to review the appointments and ensure that only committed and verified members are represented in key local structures.

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24/10/2025

🗳️ Welcome to Africa… Is This Real?

Tanzania’s first female president, Samia Suluhu, is seeking re-election on October 29.
But here’s the twist, all her opponents have been jailed or disqualified.
Some major opposition figures? Abducted. Their whereabouts? Unknown.

And now, social media has been shut down until after the elections.

Moral lesson: This is Africa, where democracy often wears a mask.
Is this real or just another sad chapter in our continent’s story? 🤔

15/09/2025

Man Arrested for Forging WAEC Certificates

By Melvin Jackson

Monrovia, Liberia – A 42-year-old man, Chileegbo Hinneh of Maryland County, has been arrested for forging WAEC certificates and impersonating a staff member of the examination body.

Police say Hinneh was picked up on September 10 in Johnsonville, Montserrado County, after WAEC Liberia filed a formal complaint.

Investigators found that Hinneh issued fake certificates and promised to alter candidates’ names and results for a fee.

Authorities confirmed he is not employed by WAEC but falsely claimed to be, misleading people into believing he could change academic records.

Hinneh has been charged with forgery and will face court soon.

The police are urging the public to avoid unauthorized individuals for academic services. Only WAEC Liberia is legally allowed to issue WASSCE certificates.

Source: SPOON TV LIVE

15/09/2025

📰 NEWS REPORT

Monrovia, Liberia – Amb John Nelson Hadji Journalist and CEO of the Parrot News Network, has issued a strong press statement calling on the Sinoe Legislative Caucus and county leadership to urgently intervene following the reported arrest of Mr. Bill Peters, a student of the Tubman National Institute of Medical Arts (TNIMA).

In the statement, Hadji described the arrest of Peters—who had earlier raised concerns about alleged malpractice and misconduct at the F. J. Grant Memorial Hospital in Sinoe County—as a matter that raises “serious questions about whistleblower protection, accountability in the health sector, and the safety of patients.”

He recalled that Peters had spoken out about claims of inappropriate use of medications and alleged mismanagement of hospital resources, reportedly after the deaths of patients, including children, under questionable treatment procedures.

Amb. Hadji emphasized three key calls to action in his press statement:

1. An urgent investigation into the circumstances leading to Peters’ arrest.

2. The establishment of an independent review of the allegations surrounding patient care at F. J. Grant Hospital.

3. Protection for whistleblowers, consistent with Liberia’s democratic values.

“The call is not to prejudge any individual or institution,” Hadji stressed, “but to insist that the truth be established and justice served—both for patients who rely on the hospital for survival and for a young whistleblower whose voice represents the conscience of our health system.”

Hadji concluded by noting that accountability and transparency in healthcare are matters of life and death, underscoring the urgent need for leaders to act in the interest of both patients and justice.

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14/09/2025

Adjunct Faculty Members of U.L. to Resume Classes on Monday amid a Deadlock Between ULFA and Administration

“Memorandum to All Adjunct Faculty Members
September 14, 2025

From: The Leadership of the Adjunct Faculty Association, University of Liberia (AFA-UL)

Subject: Resumption of Classes

The Leadership of the Adjunct Faculty Association of the University of Liberia (AFA-UL) extends warm greetings to all members and takes this time to express deep appreciation for your patience, dedication, and commitment to the advancement of higher education in our beloved country.

Following engagements with the University Administration and the Board of Trustees, the Leadership is pleased to inform all adjunct faculty members that academic activities will resume as scheduled on Monday, September 15, 2025.

All adjunct faculty are hereby encouraged to resume classes and honor their teaching responsibilities in accordance with the official academic calendar. The Leadership recognizes the challenges that our members have faced, particularly concerning the settlement of arrears.

We are pleased to note that the Administration is taking steps to address these concerns, and arrears are being processed for disbursement.
At the same time, the Leadership urges all adjunct faculty to remain focused on their professional duties and to refrain from any form of protest or action that undermines the dignity of our contribution to the University. AFA-UL believes strongly in constructive dialogue and continuous engagement as the most effective path to resolving the challenges that affect adjuncts.

As we move forward, let us remain united, resilient, and committed to excellence in teaching, research, and service. The Leadership remains fully engaged with the Administration to secure equal recognition, fair treatment, and lasting improvements in the welfare of adjunct faculty.

Together, we can demonstrate that adjunct faculty are not just temporary contributors but vital partners in shaping the future of the University of Liberia and the nation at large.

Signed,

George S Tengbeh
Assistant Secretary General,
(AFA-UL)

Approved,
Wilhelmina Garr Stevens,
President, (AFA-UL)”

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