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08/05/2026

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( May 8,2026) The Liberia National Police (LNP) has arrested eleven individuals in connection with the Red Light incident in which a young woman was publicly undressed by a group of individuals on Wednesday, May 7, 2026.

28/04/2026

Mother of a missing child seeks assistance from the public about the whereabouts of her son..

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28/04/2026

Ministry of Education Joins Partners to Launch 2025 Japan Supplementary Budget Projects
Monrovia, Liberia | April 27, 2026

The Ministry of Education, in collaboration with the Government of Japan and United Nations partners, has launched the 2025 Japan Supplementary Budget Projects, reinforcing a coordinated approach to advancing education and social services in Liberia.

Aligned with Pillar 6 of the ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development, the initiatives integrate education, health, gender, protection, and WASH, reflecting how these challenges are experienced at the level of the child and the community.

Delivering keynote remarks, Minister of Education Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah emphasized that learning outcomes are shaped by more than instruction. Attendance, wellbeing, safety, and basic conditions must be addressed together to enable schools to function effectively.

She highlighted the Ministry’s focus on strengthening monitoring and accountability systems, including digital supervision supported by georeferenced data, to improve how gaps in schools are identified and addressed.

The Ministry reaffirmed its commitment to aligning these efforts with national systems, strengthening institutional capacity, and delivering sustained impact.

Partners, including UNICEF, UNFPA, and UN Women, reiterated their support for coordinated implementation that advances inclusive education, gender equality, and community resilience.

28/04/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

TERMINATED AA ARRESTED FOR IMPERSONATION WITHIN 24 HOURS

Monrovia, Liberia – April 28,2026

The Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) confirms the arrest of Mr. Musa Kamara, a former Action Agent, on April 22, 2026—just one day after his termination.

Kamara was apprehended for impersonating as an LDEA officer following his dismissal alongside Icarus Geeplay on April 21, 2026, after an internal investigation established serious violations of the Agency’s code of conduct, leading to their immediate removal and disqualification from the ongoing vetting process.

He has since been sent to court. His actions constitute clear violations of Liberian law, and he will face prosecution.

The LDEA remains firm, uncompromising, and unbending against misconduct and any act that undermines its integrity.

The public is hereby warned that the individuals no longer represent the LDEA.

Report suspicious activities: 0777-133-333 / 0888-133-333

Signed:
S/A G. Olando Demey
Chief, Public Relations
LDEA
Cell: 0770-839-720

09/04/2026

Big boost for Liberia as the LAA hits category 9!

The Acting Managing Director of the Liberia Airport Authority (LAA), John Buway, has reaffirmed the institution’s commitment to improving aviation safety and meeting international standards, as he commissioned one heavy-duty fire truck, two tractors, and an ambulance at Roberts International Airport.

Speaking during the commissioning ceremony, Mr. Buway described the occasion as a pivotal moment in strengthening Liberia’s aviation sector.

He acknowledged that in the past, several international airlines were reluctant to include Liberia as a destination due to infrastructural limitations.

However, he emphasized that the country is making steady progress toward achieving global aviation standards that will attract more international carriers.

Buway disclosed that with the acquisition of the state-of-the-art fire engine, the LAA has initiated discussions with the Liberia Civil Aviation Authority to upgrade the airport’s safety category to at least Category 9.

He noted that this critical equipment significantly enhances emergency response capabilities and ensures compliance with international aviation safety requirements at Roberts International Airport.

In addition, the LAA has begun procuring two heavy-duty tractors to support ground maintenance operations.

One of the tractors has already been delivered, while the second is expected within seven days.

According to Mr. Buway, the tractors will play a vital role in vegetation control, ensuring clear visibility, preventing wildlife hazards, and maintaining a safe operational environment at the airport.

He further revealed that the Authority has procured a new Toyota high-top ambulance equipped with modern medical components that meet international standards.

The ambulance is expected to be delivered within ten days.

Mr. Buway emphasized that these developments, achieved under the leadership of the current LAA Management Team and Board of Directors, demonstrate a strong commitment to safety, security, and efficient service delivery.

He described the commissioning of the fire engine and ground maintenance equipment as a significant investment in safeguarding lives and ensuring the smooth operation of Liberia’s primary air gateway.

He added that the new equipment will not only enhance emergency response but also improve ground operations, enabling the airport to better serve passengers and the wider community.

On behalf of the LAA Management Team, Mr. Buway extended gratitude to Joseph Nyumah Boakai Sr., the Government of Liberia, and international partners for their continued support in strengthening the country’s aviation infrastructure.

He concluded by noting that the milestone reflects the government’s strong commitment to improving aviation services and ensuring safer, more reliable air travel for all.

26/02/2026

As unbelievable as it may seem, Sweden has declared s*x an official sport, and has even launched the first competition evaluated by a panel of judges.

The couple’s chemistry, their understanding of s*x, their level of endurance, and other vital characteristics will be taken into account when deciding who comes out the winner of a s*x tournament that will have its own audience.

The Swedish S*x Federation had been trying for some time to establish this new sport, so they were very pleased with the achievement and welcomed this championship:

🗣 “Like any sport, getting the results you want in s*x requires training.”

13/02/2026

The Supreme Court of Liberia has sentenced controversial figure Prophet Key to six months in prison after finding him guilty of using abusive and offensive language against Liberian citizens.
In addition to the jail term, the court ordered Prophet Key to publish a formal apology to the court and Liberian women for five consecutive days.
He was also directed to file a bond, committing him never to use invectives or inflammatory language that violates the nation’s values.

13/02/2026

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President Boakai Arrives in Addis Ababa for African Union Summit
February 12, 2026
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia — President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., has arrived in Addis Ababa ahead of the 39th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the African Union (AU).
President Boakai was received upon arrival by Ethiopia’s Minister of Health, Dr. Mekdes Daba, and State Minister for Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Berhanu Tsegaye.
The Liberian leader, accompanied by First Lady Kartuma Y. Boakai, is expected to join fellow African Heads of State for high-level discussions on pressing African issues.
A key focus of this year’s Summit is the African Union Theme for 2026:
“Assuring Sustainable Water Availability and Safe Sanitation Systems to Achieve the Goals of Agenda 2063.”
On the margins of the Assembly, President Boakai is expected to engage in a series of bilateral meetings aimed at strengthening Liberia’s diplomatic ties and advancing areas of mutual interest, including development cooperation and regional priorities.
The Executive Mansion will provide updates on the President’s engagements and outcomes of the Summit.

12/02/2026

The Saudi Fund for Development Mission Pays a Courtesy Call on MPW: Expresses Interest in Roads and Energy Expansion
MONROVIA, LIBERIA: In his opening statement welcoming the delegation from the Saudi Fund for Development Financial & Technical Mission, Minister of Public Works, Roland Layfette Giddings, gave reassurances of the Government of Liberia’s commitment to rapid infrastructure growth during a high-level meeting at the Ministry.
Minister Giddings narrated a detailed account of circumstances surrounding the implementation of the Gbarnga to Medicoma project which is at eighty-five percent completion, while at the same time making a strong case for the financing of the remaining sixty-four kilometers to connect Voinjama City, Lofa County. “The Saudi Fund for Development has been a very good partner and has demonstrated immense interest in supporting Liberia's infrastructure development. While we remain grateful for how much this partnership has achieved thus far, we also believe that the SFD will see the rationale of adding the Government of Liberia to complete this task by strategically exploring additional financing possibilities, with a focus on connecting Voinjama City”.
The delegation, led by Mr. Abdulrahman Bin Ahujaa AlHabri, Director of West Africa Operations, acknowledged Minister Giddings’ kind words and disclosed that his team was in the country to assess the Gbarnga-Madicoma project and evaluate new financing requests for critical national priorities with a focus on eliminating the two major binding constraints, roads and energy.
Mr. AlHabri expressed the fund's willingness to work with the Government of Liberia and explore new financing channels mutually beneficial to both parties. However, he intimated that the Fund is concerned with the frequent delay during procurement processes, but cautioned GoL to take more proactive steps during future financing agreements.
Those making up the delegation were:
Abdulrahman Bin Ahujaa AlHabri
Ahmed Alhumaid
Monsour Alhumaidan
Mohammed Alshehri