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10/04/2026

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Speaker Richard Koon Hosts Media Friendly Football Tournament To Strengthen Relations

As part of efforts to foster stronger ties with the media, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Hon. Richard Nagbe Koon, on Friday hosted a mini soccer tournament bringing together reporters assigned to the House (Legispool), the Press Bureau, and his office.

The friendly matches were held at the PHP Unification Soccer Pitch, with the Speaker performing the ceremonial kick-off. In the opening game, the Speaker’s Office team defeated Legispool 8–2, while the second match saw the Press Bureau edge the Speaker’s Office team 4–3 in a thrilling encounter.

Speaking after the games, the reporters, through their president Emmanuel Kollie, expressed appreciation to the Speaker for organizing the initiative aimed at strengthening media relations, and encouraged the continuation of such engagements.

For his part, Press Director Robert Haynes commended the spirit of sportsmanship displayed and praised both teams for their participation.

He reiterated the Speaker’s commitment to press freedom and emphasized the importance of sustaining a strong and collaborative relationship with the media.

The initiative highlights the Speaker’s ongoing efforts to promote unity, engagement, and mutual respect between the Legislature and the press.

09/04/2026

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr. has received the official report from the 2026 National Infrastructure Conference, presented by the Minister of Public Works, Hon. Roland Giddings during the cabinet meeting today at the Executive Mansion.

The report, which captures key deliberations and recommendations from stakeholders across government, the private sector, and development partners, outlines strategic priorities aimed at advancing Liberia’s infrastructure development agenda. It focuses on critical areas including road connectivity, urban planning, drainage systems, public facilities, and the strengthening of regulatory frameworks.

Presenting the document, Minister Roland Giddings highlighted the inclusive and consultative nature of the conference, noting that it brought together engineers, urban planners, policymakers, and international partners to assess challenges and propose practical solutions for sustainable infrastructure growth.

Receiving the report, President Boakai welcomed the recommendations and emphasized the importance of coordinated planning and ex*****on in addressing the country’s infrastructure needs. He noted that the findings of the conference will serve as a valuable guide in shaping policy decisions and aligning national priorities with ongoing and future development initiatives.

The President further stressed the need for collaboration among all stakeholders to ensure that infrastructure projects are implemented efficiently and meet the needs of the Liberian people.

The 2026 National Infrastructure Conference which was the first in postwar Liberia, forms part of ongoing efforts by the Government of Liberia to strengthen national development planning and improve service delivery through modern and resilient infrastructure systems.

09/04/2026

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President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has ordered an immediate stay on the implementation of the newly released license fees by the Liberia National Tourism Authority (LNTA), pending further consultations with stakeholders.

The President’s directive follows the LNTA’s recent announcement of a revised fee structure that would require musicians, actors, and dancers to pay an annual license fee of US$25, while content creators were set to be charged US$50. These fees were introduced as part of the authority's effort to formalize and regulate Liberia's creative industry under the LNTA Act of 2025.

The suspension aims to allow for a broader dialogue to ensure the new regulations are fair and do not place an undue burden on the nation's creative sector.

09/04/2026

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President Boakai convened his third Cabinet Meeting of the year at the Executive Mansion.

While this specific session highlighted governance and legal frameworks for the mineral sector, it follows a broader push for institutional reform, management, and standard enforcement.

08/04/2026

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The Liberia Airport Authority (LAA) has taken a significant step toward modernizing the country’s aviation sector with the commissioning of a new fire engine and two heavy-duty tractors at Roberts International Airport on Wednesday, April 8, 2026.

The newly acquired equipment is expected to substantially enhance emergency response capabilities and strengthen airfield maintenance, as the LAA intensifies efforts to achieve Category 9 status—an internationally recognized benchmark for airport safety and firefighting readiness.

07/04/2026

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he President of the Republic of Liberia H.E Joseph N. Boakai Sr., has written the Speaker of the House of Representatives Hon. Richard Nagbe Koon to officially call a Special Session of the 55th Legislature to address pressing national concerns.

The Special Session will run for a period of ten (10) working days, commencing Thursday, April 9, 2026, and ending Thursday, April 23, 2026.

Article 32(b) of the Liberian Constitution empowers the President, either on his own initiative or upon receipt of a certificate endorsed by at least one-fourth of the total membership of each House, to convene or extend legislative sittings by proclamation. This provision ensures that matters of national emergency and importance are addressed in a timely manner.

The decision to convene the Special Session follows formal communication from the Legislature indicating the adjournment of the First Quarter of the Third Session of the 55th Legislature on March 19, 2026, after the exhaustion of its legislative agenda.

The Legislature had been scheduled to resume regular sittings on May 8, 2026. However, in view of the urgency of several critical national issues, it has become necessary for lawmakers to reconvene ahead of that date.

06/04/2026

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The Chief Executive Officer of TAF Africa Global, Mustapha Njie, has held high level talks with the President of the Republic of Liberia, H. E. Joseph N. Boakai, aimed at strengthening investment in the country’s housing sector.

The meeting, held at the Executive Mansion, focused on TAF Africa Global’s plans to expand into Liberia with the construction of affordable homes and the development of a modern micro-city.

Speaking with TAF Africa delegation, President BOAKAI welcomed the proposal, emphasizing his administration’s commitment to attracting credible investors who can contribute to national growth and improve the living conditions of Liberians.

For his part, Mustapha Njie expressed confidence in Liberia’s potential, noting that TAF Africa Global is ready to bring its decades of real estate experience to support sustainable housing development in the country.

04/04/2026

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Senator Bill Twehway donated over L$500,000 to the family of the late Amos Kuieh, former county chairman of the Coalition for Democratic Change.

Kuieh, who passed away in December 2025, was praised for his strong leadership and contributions to democracy in the county.

Speaking at the ceremony, Daniel Gbesaygee and Hilary F. Mentor highlighted Kuieh’s impact and said the support is meant to help his family while honoring his legacy.

04/04/2026

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The Ministry of Health has successfully completed renovation works is the Senyah Health Center in Grand Bassa County.

This upgrade represents an important investment in strengthening local healthcare infrastructure. The improved facility is expected to significantly enhance service delivery by providing a cleaner, safer, and more efficient environment for both patients and healthcare workers.

With better infrastructure in place, the health center will be more equipped to deliver essential services, improve patient experience, and support medical staff in carrying out their duties effectively.

04/04/2026

🚨The Liberia Immigration Service Foya Commander Jackson Tamba Ross Dies in Monrovia💔

The Liberia Immigration Service (LIS) is in mourning following the confirmed death of Jackson Tamba Ross, the Commander assigned to Foya, Lofa County. Family members and immigration sources confirmed to Verity News that Commander Ross passed away in Monrovia.

The official, who headed LIS operations in the strategic border town of Foya, was reportedly in the capital at the time of his passing. While the exact cause of death has not been publicly detailed by the family or the LIS leadership, his death has sent shockwaves through the security apparatus in Lofa County and the broader immigration service.

Commander Ross was known for his dedicated service in one of Liberia’s busiest border regions. Colleagues have begun paying tribute to his professionalism and leadership at the Foya post.

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04/04/2026

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According to team from OK FM, The Guinean soldiers remain on Liberian soil despite ongoing negotiations.
The team recently visited the disputed Sorlumba border between Liberia and Guinea. Their findings indicate that Guinean soldiers are stationed on the Liberian side of the border.

Tensions appear to have eased compared to a few weeks ago, as Liberian Immigration Service officers were observed to be less confrontational.

However, the border remains closed, and civilians—including the investigative team—from the Liberian side are still being prevented from accessing areas occupied by Guinean soldiers. Security sources say this situation may change in the coming weeks.

During the visit, the team documented a mountain located on the Liberian side of the border. According to Liberian security sources, intelligence suggests Guinean authorities believe the mountain may contain uranium or other rare earth minerals, which could be a factor in the alleged encroachment. However, this claim has not been confirmed by Liberian authorities, and it could not be independently verified.

03/04/2026

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The Liberia National Police (LNP) has reported a concerning surge in road traffic accidents during the first quarter of 2026, with 478 incidents recorded nationwide, resulting in 71 fatalities and 309 injuries.

March saw the highest number of accidents, with 186 cases, accounting for the majority of deaths and injuries.

Car-to-car collisions and motorcycle-related crashes were the leading causes of accidents, representing nearly 70% of reported cases.

Montserrado County recorded the highest number of incidents, with 279 accidents, followed by Nimba, River Gee, and Margibi counties.

The LNP has urged drivers, motorcyclists, and pedestrians to adhere to traffic regulations, emphasizing its commitment to strengthening road safety measures and reducing traffic-related incidents.

The police report highlighted that vehicle operators, predominantly men, were the most affected group.

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