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The Project Manager of Iron Lady Construction Company Pauline Queenie Davies Addresses the Press

10/09/2025

The Project Manager of Iron Lady Construction Company Pauline Queenie Davies Addresses the Press

25/08/2025

DEATH ANNOUNCEMENT

We are deeply saddened to announce the passing of the late Mr. Tarnue Y. Mulbah, who departed from this world on August 22nd, 2025 at 7:40pm.

The unfortunate event occurred at the John F. Kennedy Hospital in Montserrado County, Liberia, where Mr. Mulbah was receiving medical care.

Mr. Mulbah, aged 56, was a beloved husband to Frances M. Mulbah and a devoted father to four children. He was also a cherished brother, uncle, and friend to many in his community.

In addition, he was a dedicated employee of the Ministry of Health, where he served with distinction.

The news of Mr. Mulbah's passing has left a deep void in the hearts of his family, friends, and colleagues. As they mourn his loss, they are comforted by the memories of his kind and generous nature.

His legacy will live on through the lives he has touched and the lessons he has taught.

This announcement is a solemn call to the attention of Mr. Mulbah's family members, the residents of Zawardamai town, Voinjama City Lofa County, Barnes' farm and the United States of America.

The late Mr. Mulbah was a pillar in these communities and his presence will be greatly missed.

The funeral arrangements for Mr. Mulbah will be announced in due time. As his family and loved ones come to terms with this loss, they ask for your understanding and support during this difficult time.
This announcement is being made by James B. Mulbah, Edwin Mulbah, Joemah Jangar, James B. Kollie from the United States, Sonnie Sherman also from the United States, Massah Mulbah, and his loving wife Frances M. Mulbah, on behalf of his entire family.

For those who wish to offer their condolences or need more information on the funeral arrangements, please contact the following numbers: 0888435745, 0770413473, or 0776168410.

Your support and prayers during this time are greatly appreciated.

We pay our respects to the late Mr. Tarnue Y. Mulbah and pray that his soul may rest in eternal peace. He will be dearly missed, but his memory will live on forever in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.

Let us take solace in the fact that he has left behind a legacy of love, kindness, and service that will continue to inspire generations to come.

25/08/2025

The Youth and Residents Of New Israel Community, Johnsonville Montserrado County Liberia Campaign against Drugs .

19/08/2025

Mr. Daniel K. Giddings calls on Liberians not to take any political message from Hon. Musa H. Bility serious.

By: James Lahai
Cont: 0770-329-453

Mr. Daniel Kerkulah Giddings, the Chief of Office Assistant to B**g County Senator, has voiced strong concerns regarding statement made by Hon. Musa Hassan Bility.

Giddings urged the Liberian populace to actively confront what he perceives as Bility's troubling agenda for the nation.

He expressed particular alarm over Bility's alleged intentions to transform Liberia into an Islamic state, should he be elected president. Giddings described this prospect as disheartening and emphasized the importance of safeguarding the secular foundation of the country.

Giddings further criticized Bility’s remarks, labeling them as arrogant and indicative of a divisive mindset.

He suggested that such statements play a dangerous role in fostering tribalism within Liberia, risking the fragile unity that the nation has worked hard to maintain. The Chief of Office Assistant called on Liberians to remain vigilant against rhetoric that could undermine social cohesion and promote intolerance.

He encouraged citizens to engage in constructive dialogue about the future of Liberia, advocating for a collective effort to ensure that the nation continues to embrace its rich diversity while rejecting divisive ideologies.

Through Hon.Bility' statement, Giddings aims to rally support for a vision of Liberia that prioritizes inclusivity and unity over division.

17/08/2025

PRESS STATEMENT
Collaborating Transport Unions of Liberia

Fellow Liberians, Members of the Press, and the International Community:

We, the drivers, kehkeh operators, motorcyclists, truckers, and transport entrepreneurs who keep Liberia’s economy moving, have reached a point where silence is no longer an option.

We make it clear: we have no reason to dictate to government which entity it grants concessions to. That is the government’s lawful prerogative. But when a concessionaire like Liberia Traffic Management (LTM) dismisses the opportunity of engaging in positive dialogue with the entirety of the transport sector - from drivers, truckers, vehicle owners,, kehkeh operators to motorcyclists upon whom its business and survival depend - and instead chooses to harass, intimidate, and fragment the very transport stakeholders that keep this nation moving, we must resist.

Our petition to the National Legislature laid out the dangers of LTM’s operations as attested to by the above abuses. Yet, despite legislative engagement and deliberation that seek to arrive at a satisfactory resolution, LTM continues with:

• Arbitrary arrests and unlawful detentions,

• Multiple, unjust, exploitative tickets,

• Intimidation, abuse, and harassment in the streets,

• Undermining of the Ministry of Transport’s constitutional duties,

• Deliberate division of transport bodies to weaken our collective strength.

This is not partnership but oppression. It is not empowerment but exploitation. Moreover, it is a blatant trampling of our dignity and rights.

We stand for a reformed transport sector — one in which road transport representatives have a seat in governance and oversight, ensuring policies are fair, sustainable, and shaped with the knowledge of those who live and work on our roads every day. We demand a system that regulates without abusing, that collects revenue without crippling livelihoods, that empowers society without enslaving, and that works with us, not against us.

In rejection of said draconian measures as stipulated by law in protection of basic rights, we will from Monday, 18 August to Wednesday, 20 August 2025, make our voices heard and impossible to ignore.
We will park our vehicles including all machinery of mobility, empty the streets, and stand together in peaceful, united protest.

We call on the Government, the Legislature, and the Liberian people to reject bad deals, end abuse, and join hands to build a transport sector that works for the nation — not against it.

One People. One Voice. One Stand.

Signed,
The Collaborating Transport Unions of Liberia
Monrovia, Liberia – 16 August 2025

16/08/2025

Collaborating Transport Union Of Liberia Press Conference,
Says No Commercial vehicle will run in the streets beginning Monday August 18,2025.

13/08/2025

Former President George Weah writes from Ivory Coast.

"CDCians focus and don’t allow misinterpretation of words to make you angry.
We have more danger to deal with than correcting speeches. Let us all agree together to show to the Liberian people that the cdc belongs to them.
No matter what, we will continue to fight together to the end. We are mighty, loyal, and faithful to our people's struggle.
By the grace of God, there will be no one will ever breakup this peoples' powerful party. We are here to stay.

Strong we will always be, because nothing will separate us. It’s a national struggle, and we must continue to fight no matter what. Power to the people.

Now, we are focused on solving the HQ issue. We have to build our own HOME,

we will, and we must! We will never be defeated. Remember the CDC make leaders, leaders never make the CDC. Amandla!Awethu ! Amandla !Awethu Amandla! Awethu!

12/08/2025

Executives Of Federation Of Global Diplomacy speak to the Media

12/08/2025

Federation Of Global Diplomacy in collaboration with Paynesville Corporation hosts International Youth Day

12/08/2025

A Liberian Business Man Calls on Liberians Living outside Liberia to come back to invest in Liberia's businesses

By: Our Staff

Mr. George Harris, a successful Liberian business man and founder of Positive Entertainment and restaurant on the Joe Bar road in Paynesville is calling on all Liberians living outside of Liberia to invest in their home country through business.

Mr. Harris is a successful entrepreneur with multiple businesses in Liberia, including Starlink and Positive Entertainment and restaurant, Dutch belt among others. According to him, the potential for growth and success in Liberia is to invest in Liberia.

He believes that investing in your own country not only brings financial benefits, but also a sense of pride and fulfillment in helping to develop your community and contribute to its growth.

As Mr. Harris aptly puts it, "working outside of Liberia, there is no liberty, but in Liberia, there is liberty and freedom."

This sentiment speaks to the idea that true freedom and autonomy can only be achieved when one is able to speak and conduct business in their native language. It is difficult to thrive in a foreign country where one may not fully understand the language and culture he said.

Mr. Harris' success in Liberia is a testament to the importance of investing in one's own country. Through his businesses, he has been able to provide employment opportunities for many Liberians, contributing to the growth and development of the local economy. He also encourages other Liberians living outside of the country to follow his footsteps and invest in Liberia, not only for their own financial gain but also to help build a stronger and more prosperous nation.

Furthermore, Mr. Harris emphasizes the importance of managing businesses in Liberia, rather than outsourcing management to others. He said by doing so, Liberians living outside of the country can have a direct impact on the success and growth of their businesses and contribute to the development of their home country.

Mr. George Harris is a shining example of a Liberian business man who has found success by investing in his own country. He calls on all Liberians living outside of Liberia to follow in his footsteps and contribute to the growth and development of their home country.