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Former VP Jewel Howard Taylor Remanded Following Hospital Detention Request DenialKwame Brown reports Monrovia-Liberiakw...
25/08/2026

Former VP Jewel Howard Taylor Remanded Following Hospital Detention Request Denial

Kwame Brown reports
Monrovia-Liberia
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Monrovia-Liberia: Former Vice President Jewel Howard Taylor has been ordered remanded to the Monrovia Central Prison after the Monrovia City Court rejected a request from her legal team to allow her to remain at GIMS Hospital for medical treatment.

Taylor’s lawyers had asked the court to permit her continued hospitalization, citing what they described as a life-threatening medical condition.
The court, however, denied the request and ordered the former Vice President transferred to the Monrovia Central Prison pending further proceedings.

Taylor’s legal team has taken exception to the ruling and announced plans to appeal the decision before the Circuit Court.

Further developments are expected as the legal proceedings continue.

Update:B**g Citizens Condemn 'Unlawful' Arrest of Former VP Jewel Howard-TaylorThe Coalition of B**g Eminent Citizens, C...
25/08/2026

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B**g Citizens Condemn 'Unlawful' Arrest of Former VP Jewel Howard-Taylor

The Coalition of B**g Eminent Citizens, CBEC, has condemned the arrest and detention of former Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor in connection with a $319 million drug investigation.

In a press statement released in Monrovia Friday, CBEC described the August 19 arrest as unlawful, degrading, and a violation of constitutional rights.

The group cited Articles 11 and 20 of the Liberian Constitution on equality before the law and due process.

CBEC says the treatment of Madam Howard-Taylor is politically motivated and selective, pointing to the case of Deputy Police Commissioner Johnny Bola Dean who allegedly admitted receiving cartel money but remains free.

The Coalition is demanding the immediate release of Howard-Taylor, the dropping of all charges, and an independent investigation into the entire drug saga. CBEC also called on Police Inspector General Gregory Coleman to recuse himself, citing a conflict of interest.

CBEC warned that using state institutions to target political opponents threatens Liberia’s democracy and the dignity of the Kpelleh people of B**g County.

CBEC in a release says justice must be equal for all, or it is not justice.

Happy Flag Day, Liberia! 🇱🇷Today, we celebrate the Liberian flag as a symbol of our history, unity, courage, and nationa...
24/08/2026

Happy Flag Day, Liberia! 🇱🇷

Today, we celebrate the Liberian flag as a symbol of our history, unity, courage, and national pride.

As we honor this day, let us remember that the strength of Liberia lies in all of us. May we continue to promote peace, unity, respect, and love for our country.

Happy Flag Day to all our followers and fellow Liberians! ❤️🤍💙🇱🇷

— Voice of Liberia 104.1 FM

CDC DEATH ANNOUNCEMENT!With profound grief and a deep sense of revolutionary loss, the Mighty Congress for Democratic Ch...
23/08/2026

CDC DEATH ANNOUNCEMENT!

With profound grief and a deep sense of revolutionary loss, the Mighty Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) announces the sudden passing of our compatriot, comrade, and leader, Hon. Janjay Baikpeh, former Superintendent of Grand Bassa County and Chairman of the CDC Grand Bassa County Chapter.

Comrade Baikpeh was no ordinary partisan. He was a tested servant of the people, a disciplined revolutionary, and a steadfast son of the Mighty Congress. He carried the banner of our struggle through years of dedicated service, including as Vice Chairman for Operations of the Revolutionary National Youth League (RNYL), the CDC’s senatorial candidate for Grand Bassa County in the 2023 elections, and, until his passing, Chairman of the CDC Grand Bassa County Chapter.

His passing has robbed the CDC of an erudite comrade, a courageous political soldier, and a leader whose loyalty to the cause remained firm through the most difficult seasons.

In honour of our fallen comrade, the CDC directs the immediate hanging of a symbolic black cloth at the CDC Temporary National Headquarters as a visible expression of mourning and revolutionary solidarity. The CDC Grand Bassa County Headquarters is likewise directed to do the same in solemn remembrance of a leader who devoted his strength and service to the party and the people.

Accordingly, the CDC meeting scheduled for Wednesday, August 26, 2026, at the CDC Temporary National Headquarters is hereby postponed. A new date will be announced subsequently.

The Political Leader, National Executive Committee, and entire membership of the CDC stand in grief and solidarity with the Baikpeh family, our comrades in Grand Bassa County, and the people of Grand Bassa County during this painful hour.

A comrade has fallen, but his service will never be forgotten. His chair may now be empty, but his footprints will remain forever etched in the history of our struggle.

Farewell, Compatriot and Comrade Janjay Baikpeh.

May his soul rest in perfect peace, and may light perpetual shine upon him.

Signed: Atty. Janga Augustus Kowo
National Chairman

22/08/2026

Kakata, Margibi County.

Program making the Margibi Scholarship official launch.

22/08/2026

Kakata, Margibi County.

Program making the Margibi Scholarship official launch

Update:LNP CLARIFIES VEHICLE PROCUREMENT AND INTERNET SERVICESMonrovia, Liberia – August 21, 2026: The Liberia National ...
21/08/2026

Update:

LNP CLARIFIES VEHICLE PROCUREMENT AND INTERNET SERVICES

Monrovia, Liberia – August 21, 2026: The Liberia National Police (LNP) provides the following clarification in response to public inquiries concerning its operational vehicles and internet services.

The LNP does not use Starlink internet service at any of its facilities. Internet connectivity is provided by the Liberia Telecommunications Corporation (LIBTELCO/LTC Mobile) under an official institutional contract.

The LNP also confirms that it procured used operational vehicles from Guardian Fleet in the United States to strengthen police mobility, patrol, and emergency-response capabilities.

Official institutional records do not support claims connecting these services or vehicle procurements to individuals associated with the ongoing narcotics investigation.

The LNP respects the public’s right to seek information and remains committed to transparency and accountability. The institution urges responsible public commentary that protects the integrity of ongoing investigations and the rights of all persons concerned.

Update:Konneh's Lawyers Give Sando 48-Hour Ultimatum Over 'Rigging' AllegationsLawyers representing Gbarpolu County Sena...
21/08/2026

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Konneh's Lawyers Give Sando 48-Hour Ultimatum Over 'Rigging' Allegations

Lawyers representing Gbarpolu County Senator Amara Mohamed Konneh have given political commentator Daniel O. Sando 48 hours to retract allegations that the Senator rigged the 2017 presidential election.

In a communication, the attorneys described the claims as "false and defamatory."

They say the statements have damaged Senator Konneh’s reputation and could amount to serious criminal allegations under Liberian law.

The lawyers are demanding a public retraction within 48 hours, or they will pursue legal action against Mr. Sando.

Update:Sen. Samuel Kogar Questions Liberia’s Reported Plan to Accept 1,200 U.S. Deportees“Where Are We, Liberians?Are we...
21/08/2026

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Sen. Samuel Kogar Questions Liberia’s Reported Plan to Accept 1,200 U.S. Deportees

“Where Are We, Liberians?

Are we really considering accepting up to 1,200 non-Liberian deportees from the United States into Liberia?

This is something I believe every Liberian should pay attention to.

Let us look at Article 57 of the 1986 Constitution of Liberia, which states:

“The President shall have the power to conduct the foreign affairs of the Republic and in that connection he is empowered to conclude treaties, conventions and similar international agreements with the concurrence of a majority of each House of the Legislature.”

So this brings me to a very important question:

Was this arrangement brought before both Houses of the Legislature and approved by the required majority? If not, then under what legal authority was this agreement made?

If Liberia is entering into an arrangement to accept people being deported from another country who are not Liberian citizens, then I believe the Liberian people have a right to know the full details. What exactly was agreed to? What is the legal basis? And what role did the Legislature play in the process?

This is not a small issue. We are talking about our sovereignty, our laws, our national security, and the responsibility we have to the Liberian people.

I am not saying at this point that anyone has violated the Constitution. I am simply saying that these are serious constitutional questions, and the Liberian people deserve clear answers.

Where are we, Liberians?”

Sen. Samuel G. Kogar

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