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10/06/2025

Ambassador Alioune Kebe Donates L$600,000 to Liberia’s Female Soccer Team for WAFO Tournament Success

Monrovia, Liberia – June 10, 2025

In a show of admiration and support for Liberia’s rising female athletes, Ambassador Alioune Kebe has donated six hundred thousand Liberian dollars (L$600,000.00) to the Liberia Female National Soccer Team. The donation was made in recognition of the team’s outstanding performance at the recently concluded West African Football Organization (WAFO) Tournament, where the team secured an impressive third-place finish.

During a brief but heartfelt ceremony held in Monrovia, Ambassador Kebe praised the players for their determination, resilience, and representation of Liberia on the regional stage.

“This team has not only played with heart but has also inspired a nation. Their efforts at the WAFO tournament showed the world the strength and potential of Liberian women in sports,” said Ambassador Kebe. “This contribution is a token of appreciation and encouragement for what they have achieved and what lies ahead.”

Team captain expressed gratitude on behalf of her teammates. “We are deeply thankful for this generous support. It means a lot to us to know that our efforts are being recognized. This will motivate us to train harder and aim even higher.”

The Liberia Football Association (LFA) also commended Ambassador Kebe’s gesture, calling it a vital boost for women’s football in the country. LFA noted, “Support like this is what helps build a future for our athletes. We encourage others to follow Ambassador Kebe’s example.”

The donation is expected to go toward team's welfare as the squad begins preparations for upcoming international fixtures.

The WAFO tournament marked a milestone for Liberian women’s football, and Ambassador Kebe’s support underscores the growing recognition of the team’s role in promoting national pride and gender equality in sports.

Amb. Alioune kebé

02/04/2025

For Immediate Release

President Boakai Appoints Acting Deputy Managing Director for Technical Services at the Liberia Electricity Corporation

April 1, 2025

Executive Mansion, Monrovia– President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., has appointed Mr. Mohammed L. Sow as the Acting Deputy Managing Director for Technical Services at the Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC).

This appointment is based on Mr. Sow’s qualifications and experience in the energy sector and takes immediate effect pending the return and confirmation by the Liberian Senate.

The President expressed confidence that Mr. Sow will work along with other members of the acting management team to uphold the highest standards of professionalism and integrity in this crucial role, contributing to the Government’s efforts to enhance electricity supply and infrastructure development across the country.

The Government remains committed to strengthening Liberia’s energy sector and ensuring sustainable access to electricity for all citizens.

Mr. Sow’s leadership in this capacity is expected to drive key technical improvements at LEC, reinforcing the Corporation’s mission to provide reliable and affordable electricity to the Liberian people.

Signed:

Atty. Kula Bonah Nyei Fofana
Presidential Press Secretary

01/04/2025

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31/03/2025

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31/03/2025

Lenn Eugene Nagbe has urged the government to prioritize important issues that are negatively impacting the people. He specifically mentioned concerns such as the introduction of new taxes, escalating levels of hardship, and the growing number of children who are unable to attend school because their parents lack the means or are unemployed. Nagbe also brought attention to challenges within the healthcare system, particularly problems at the Emirates Hospital in Gbarpolu.

In his statement, Nagbe emphasized the significance of addressing the imposition of new taxes, the increasing financial difficulties faced by many, the rising number of children unable to access education, and the issues within the healthcare system, including the situation at the Emirates Hospital in Gbarpolu. He stressed the importance of prioritizing these issues for government intervention.

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29/03/2025

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Liberia National Police has received 20 electric motorbikes from the DODO New Energy Resources Technology.

The DODO New Energy Resources Technology has donated 20 electric motorbikes to the LNP for community policing.

During the ceremony, Police Inspector General Gregory O.W. Coleman expressed heartfelt thanks to Victor Wulu Gaye, Managing Director of Liberia DODO New Energy Resources Technology Inc., for this impactful contribution.

According to Police IG, the introduction of these eco-friendly motorbikes is expected to enhance the LNP’s operational effectiveness.

29/03/2025

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The Liberia National Police highway checkpoint at 15 Gate was breached by the driver of a Jeep bearing the license plate ZONIC-3. Information was sent to the Liberia National Police to search every car going through the checkpoint. He was apprehended at Marshall after being chased by two highspeed police patrol vehicles and one motorbike.

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29/03/2025

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24/03/2025

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Liberia is taking a big step toward growing and processing more of its own rice! Agriculture Minister Dr. J. Alexander Nuetah recently visited a new $30 million rice processing factory being built in Monrovia by Supplying West Africa Trader Inc. SWAT.

Dr. Nuetah says this project will help local rice compete in both Liberia and abroad. Rice Committee Chairman Charles Minor also believes this investment will improve food security and boost Liberia’s economy.

Right now, Liberia spends $200 million a year to import 300,000 metric tons of rice. The government’s goal is to cut rice imports by 70% in the next five years under the Liberians Feed Yourselves plan.

23/03/2025

If George Weah and Crazy Yekeh Kolubah can win Election in Liberia
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21/03/2025

PUBLIC WORKS ACCEPTS SENATOR SNOWE’S CHALLENGE; PROVIDES ALLEGED PROCUREMENT DOCUMENTS FOR MINISTER GIDDINGS’ VEHICLE – BUT IS IT A COVER-UP?

Monrovia, Liberia – In a dramatic turn of events, the Ministry of Public Works (MPW) has responded to Bomi County Senator Edwin Melvin Snowe Jr. public challenge by releasing procurement documents related to the purchase of Minister Roland Giddings' official vehicle. However, the authenticity of these documents has sparked controversy, with some questioning whether they are a genuine display of transparency or a desperate cover-up.

Days ago, Senator Snowe raised concerns over the exorbitant cost of vehicles assigned to appointed government officials, arguing that ministers and other top officials were driving cars worth $50,000, $60,000, and even $70,000—far exceeding the legal limit for public officials, except for heads of the three branches of government.

In his bold stance against what he described as financial recklessness, Snowe vowed to resign if the Ministry could prove him wrong by publicly disclosing the procurement order for Minister Giddings’ vehicle. “I’m prepared to resign,” he declared.

A Move Toward Transparency or a Questionable Defense?

In response, the MPW released a 13-page document purportedly detailing the procurement process for Minister Giddings’ official car—a 2021 Toyota Chassis Prado Diesel. According to the document, the vehicle was purchased from HKXtrade Limited for $45,200, with additional costs for insurance ($100) and freight ($2,000), bringing the total to $47,200—well below the $60,000 claim made by Senator Snowe.

The Ministry insists that the procurement was legally executed and in compliance with government regulations, effectively challenging the senator’s claim. However, the manner in which the documents were presented has fueled skepticism.

A Fraudulent Document or a Legitimate Justification?

While the MPW’s response appears to counter Snowe’s allegations, critics argue that the timing and contents of the released documents raise red flags. Analysts and political commentators point out several inconsistencies in the paperwork, leading to suspicions of possible forgery or an orchestrated attempt to exonerate Minister Giddings.

Additionally, concerns have been raised over the letterhead, official stamp, and formatting of the documents, with some suggesting they appear rushed or manipulated. If true, this could not only undermine the Ministry’s credibility but also deepen public distrust in government procurement processes.

Should Senator Snowe Resign?

With the Ministry presenting documents refuting his claims, Senator Snowe now faces a major test of his credibility and commitment to his word. Will he honor his pledge to step down, or will he counter with his own evidence to expose potential irregularities?

The controversy has triggered a national debate over accountability in public spending, with many awaiting Senator Snowe’s next move. If the documents prove to be fabricated, it could expose a deeper corruption scandal. But if verified as legitimate, Snowe may find himself in an inescapable political dilemma.

As the public watches closely, one pressing question remains: Is this a step toward accountability, or just another cover-up in Liberia’s political landscape?

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20/03/2025

The Joint Security of Foya District, led by the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) Lofa County Commander and team, has successfully intercepted a significant drug shipment valued at $77,200 USD.

At approximately 10:45 PM on March 17, 2025, the Joint Security received a tip-off regarding a black pickup truck with Liberian license plate A533348 transporting narcotics. The vehicle was reportedly traveling from Sierra Leone to Monrovia through Lofa County.

Acting swiftly on the intelligence, the Joint Security team headed by the LDEA, intercepted the vehicle and escorted it to the Foya Police Station for a thorough inspection. The driver, identified as Fayiah Lamie, a 43-year-old male from the Mandi tribe and a resident of Monrovia, initially claimed to be transporting only clothes and slippers for sale.

Upon conducting a detailed search of the vehicle, authorities uncovered 772 plates of high-grade ma*****na – Estimated street value of( $77,200 USD) Seventy-seven thousand, two hundred United States dollars (equivalent to 14,668,000 LRD) Fourteen million, six hundred sixty-eight thousand Liberian dollars.
8 boxes of Tramadol – Estimated street value of ($842 USD) Eight hundred forty-two United States dollars
(equivalent to 160,000 LRD) One hundred sixty thousand Liberian dollars.

Suspect Fayiah Lamie was immediately arrested and is currently undergoing investigation. He is expected to be formally charged and sent to court.

The LDEA remains committed to combating drug trafficking and ensuring the safety and well-being of Liberians. Further updates will be provided as the investigation progresses.

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