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PEACE TV LIVE, Harbel (2025)

10/05/2025

Just In

"The Ministry of Foreign Affairs assures the public that at the moment, there is no immediate threat to the lives and safety of Liberian students residing in India as a direct consequence of the India-Pakistan conflict.

The announcement comes as tensions between India and Pakistan erupted in the Kashmir region, earlier this week.

In bilateral talks with the Embassy of the Republic of India in Monrovia, while seeking the welfare of Liberians in India, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs received assurances that no known member of the Liberian community in India works, studies, or resides anywhere near the region affected by the reported conflict.

The Ministry has also engaged the President of the Association of Liberian Students in India, who confirmed that Liberians are not currently in harm’s way, but to ensure a first hand analysis, the Ministry will dispatch a delegation to India to assess the security and welfare of Liberian citizens.

In the meantime, consultations that commenced in 2024 regarding establishing diplomatic presence in New Delhi continues between the Republic of Liberia and the Republic of India.

In other developments, the Foreign Ministry is also working tirelessly to ensure the safety of the Liberians stranded at the border of Myanmar and Thailand.

The Ministry with support of the Liberian Embassy in Beijing is working with the International Organization on Migration (IOM) to secure their entry into Thailand and subsequent repatriation.

As it relates to the reports of a Liberian student stranded in Ukraine, the Ministry has been engaging the family as well as the Ukrainian authorities, and the Ministry is taking necessary steps in line with international protocols.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reaffirms to the public its commitment to its mandate to seek the welfare of all Liberians abroad. "

07/05/2025

Just In:

Journalist Emmanuel Tophic Degleh is reporting that Police in Kakata are investigating a man named Bless Habakkuk from the Green Hill Community.

He is accused of buying a truckload of crushed rocks meant for the ongoing road work in Kakata that was allegedly stolen by unknown criminals.

03/05/2025

Senator Nuquay Fulfills L$300,000 Promise to Peace FM

Margibi County Senator Emmanuel Nuquay has fulfilled a promise he made to Peace FM.

During the station’s 21st anniversary on March 8 this year, Senator Nuquay pledged the amount of 300,000 Liberian Dollars.

The Senator delivered the promised cash today, Saturday, May 3, 2025.

Receiving the money, Station Manager Daniel Zayzay praised the Senator for his continued support to the station.

He described the gesture as timely and encouraging.

01/05/2025

HonCllr J Fonati Koffa

*Statement from the Speaker of the House of Representatives**

I have become aware of statements circulating on social and other media platforms that make insinuations regarding my position as Speaker of the House of Representatives. While I am deeply touched by the outpouring of concern for my personal well-being and the integrity of the office I hold, I wish to address these matters with clarity and transparency.

I have always maintained that the laws of our nation must serve as the ultimate foundation for resolving disputes, including the current impasse within the legislature. The Supreme Court’s recent ruling has definitively resolved this matter, and I fully respect and uphold its decision.

In light of this, I am actively engaging in consultations with stakeholders across the country, including my colleagues from all sides in the legislature, regarding my transition from the position and to determine the appropriate path forward. I commit to keeping the public informed as these discussions progress. In the meantime, I urge all citizens to refrain from amplifying unsubstantiated claims that risk fostering unnecessary confusion or division."

01/05/2025

The U.S. Embassy supports President Joseph Boakai’s decision to renew the mandate of the Office of the War and Economic Crimes Court (OWECC).

The OWECC can now continue its work to bring long-overdue justice to Liberia and end the culture of impunity that will make a decided contribution to Liberia’s long-term prosperity and stability.

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30/04/2025

Liberia's Executive Protection Service warns...

18/04/2025

Radio Peace has received a financial support of 225,000 Liberian Dollars from Margibi District Five Representative Clarence G. Gahr.

The cash was officially presented today, April 18, 2025, to Station Manager Daniel Zayzay.

This fulfills a promise Rep. Gahr made during the station's 21st Anniversary celebration on March 8, 2025.

In response, the management of Radio Peace through its Manager says they are grateful for the support and thanked the lawmaker for his contribution towards the station building project.

14/04/2025

MaYJA Vice President Encourages Accountability at Fefe Intellectual Forum Induction, Donates US$20

Emmanuel M. Kangar Jr., Vice President of the Margibi Young Journalist Association-MAYJA , delivered a powerful message during the induction ceremony of the Fefe Intellectual Forum, emphasizing the importance of accountability and journalistic integrity.

Speaking to attendees, Kangar urged the newly inducted leadership to uphold impartiality and hold all leaders accountable as part of their role in building a better Liberia.

He also reaffirmed MaYJA’s commitment to supporting young journalists in Margibi County, pledging protection and advocacy through the association.

Kangar encouraged emerging journalists to uphold the values of the profession by avoiding political influence.

As a gesture of support, he donated US$20 to the forum, marking his initial contribution to its initiatives.

08/04/2025

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
April 8, 2025

PEACE FM 96.5MHz CONDEMNS ATTACK ON INTERN REPORTER, CALLS FOR PRESS UNION INTERVENTION

Harbel, Margibi County – The Management of Radio Peace 96.5MHz strongly condemns the recent attack on one of its intern reporters, Emmanuel T. Lloyd, while he was carrying out his professional duties on Saturday, April 6, 2025, in Charles-Ville.

According to a formal complaint filed by Mr. Lloyd, the incident occurred in Charles-Ville, during a public confrontation involving staff members of Margibi District #2 Representative Ivar Jones and Mr. Robert Francis Okai, a known critic of the lawmaker. While attempting to record the fight as part of his journalistic assignment, Mr. Lloyd was assaulted by individuals believed to be staffers of Rep. Jones.

The attackers reportedly seized Mr. Lloyd's phones and deleted all journalistic content, including videos and photographs gathered during the incident. This unacceptable act not only obstructs press freedom but also undermines the safety and dignity of media practitioners in Liberia.

Radio Peace FM views this incident as a gross violation of journalistic rights and press freedom as enshrined in the Liberian Constitution and international protocols. The Management hereby calls on the leadership of the Press Union of Liberia (PUL) and other media advocacy institutions to swiftly intervene and ensure that justice is served.

No journalist should be intimidated or attacked for performing their duty to inform the public. We call on the relevant authorities to investigate this matter and hold the perpetrators accountable.

The Management of Peace FM remains committed to ethical journalism and the protection of its staff and interns. We assure our audience and the broader public that we will not relent in pursuing this matter until an appropriate resolution is reached.

Signed:
The Management
Radio Peace 96.5MHz
Harbel, Margibi County, Liberia

Contacts:
0776217078/ 0886850142 / 0555708493 / 0775191417
Email: [email protected]

25/03/2025

Hon. Fred P. Weasah has fulfilled his pledge by donating L$97,000 to Radio Peace FM 96.5MHz to support the construction of the station's future home.

This generous donation was made during a special event marking the station's 21st Anniversary. On March 8, 2025, during the anniversary celebrations, Hon. Wessah committed to providing financial support for the station's new building, and on March 19, 2025, his office honored that promise by presenting the funds.

Emmanuel V. Sensee, representing the office of Hon. Weasah, conveyed the donation, explaining that it was part of the Honorable's ongoing efforts to promote and support community radio stations in the county.

Sensee emphasized that this donation reflects Hon. Wessah’s dedication to strengthening local media outlets, which play an essential role in keeping the community informed and engaged.

Daniel Zayzay , the Manager of Radio Peace FM, expressed heartfelt appreciation for Hon. Weasah's commitment. He lauded the former representative candidate for his integrity and for living up to his word.

Zayzay remarked, "What makes you a man is what comes out of your mouth," acknowledging the significance of Hon. Wessah’s actions in fulfilling his promise. This donation marks a key milestone in Radio Peace FM’s journey and highlights the importance of community support in fostering the growth of local media.

25/03/2025

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