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20/08/2025

Economic and Organised Crime Office of Ghana detains Musician Shatta Wale in connection with money launder!ng, possession of proceeds of cr!me, tax fr@ud, and tax evas!on investigations

06/06/2025

B**g County Technical College's Students Election Results

Unconfirmed Results for the Presidential Candidates from all Polling Places put STUDA - SUP in the lead

Polling Place Number One STUDA-SUP — 243
SPC—173

Polling Place Number Two STUDA-SUP — 344
SPC— 123

Total STUDA-SUP 587 Votes

SPC — 296 Votes

Margin — 291 Votes

05/06/2025

BCTC students are now awaiting election results.

01/06/2025

"Who Killed Yarkpawolo? Lofa Demands Answers as Ritual Killings Rise"

By Amb Junior B. Kesselee

Voinjama, Lofa County— The people of Lofa County are gripped by fear, confusion, and anger as ritualistic killings resurface in the region. The recent deaths of 45-year-old Mayoungor Keleko and 19-year-old Yarkpawolo Moisemai have reopened painful wounds and stirred public demand for justice, transparency, and accountability.

A Mysterious Killing and a Death in Custody

On December 31, 2024, the lifeless body of Mayoungor Keleko was discovered in Duwoigomai Town, Zorzor District. Her death showed signs of ritualistic mutilation, another tragic entry in Liberia’s long history of such crimes.

Not long after, 19-year-old Yarkpawolo Moisemai was arrested by police as a suspect in the killing. He was said to be cooperating with authorities and allegedly shared critical information about those behind the crime. But on January 6, 2025, just days after his transfer to the Voinjama Central Prison for protection, Moisemai was found dead in his cell. Police claimed he hanged himself with his own shirt, a claim that many residents and human rights advocates questioned from the start.

Autopsy Contradicts Police Report

Following pressure from Moisemai’s family and civil society actors, the Ministry of Justice ordered an autopsy. On March 22, 2025, renowned pathologist Dr. Benedict Kolee conducted the examination at the Tellewoyan Memorial Hospital in Voinjama.

The findings stunned the county: Moisemai’s death was ruled “unnatural." The autopsy suggested the possibility of foul play and directly contradicted the police’s initial report of su***de. His family has since refused to bury him, demanding full investigation and prosecution of those responsible, whether police officers or others involved.

Public Reaction: Fear and Outrage in the Streets

Moisemai’s death set off waves of protest in Lofa County. Roads were blocked, government offices vandalized, and the Magisterial Court in John’s Town was burned by angry mobs. Many citizens say they no longer feel safe, especially as ritualistic killings continue without clear investigations or justice.

“We cannot live like this,” said a caller on the Critical Talk on Alternative Youth Radio, in Zorzor, Lofa County. “People are killed, and nobody is punished. Then a young man dies in a police cell, and they want us to believe it was su***de?”

Ritual Killings: A Long, Bloody History

Lofa County is no stranger to ritual killings. Over the past decade, dozens of suspected cases have gone uninvestigated. In 2021 alone, the United Nations reported at least 10 ritualistic killings across Liberia, several of which occurred in Lofa.

Activists say there have been at least 8 major cases in Lofa since 2018 that were never properly investigated. Without accountability, they warn, perpetrators feel emboldened, and the cycle of violence continues.

What Happens If Justice Is Delayed Further?

Human rights groups warn that continued inaction could lead to:

1. More mob justice and civil unrest
2. Growing mistrust in police and government institutions
3. Increased fear among rural communities
4. Dangerous cycles of revenge killings

The Ministry of Justice says it is investigating Moisemai’s death. But many in Lofa County say they have heard this before, with no real results.

Conclusion: A County on Edge.

The people of Lofa are no longer just mourning their dead; they are demanding justice. The haunting question lingers in the air: Who killed Yarkpawolo? Until that question is answered, and until Liberia takes meaningful steps to end ritualistic killings, the fear and pain in places like Lofa will only deepen.

31/05/2025

"Over 200 Women Attend ‘She Must Win 2025’ Empowerment Summit in Monrovia"

Congo Town, Monrovia – May 31, 2025 — The Freedom Worship Center in Congo Town was a hub of inspiration and learning on Saturday as over 250 women from Montserrado and Margibi counties gathered for the second edition of Liberia Unite Women’s Empowerment Summit.

Organized under the theme “She Must Win,” the summit provided a platform for women to engage in critical conversations around leadership, purpose, personal development, health, and emergency preparedness. The event was hosted by Liberia Unite, a civil society organization committed to youth and community empowerment.

The day-long summit featured dynamic sessions, including an interactive panel on career development, where accomplished women from various professional backgrounds shared insights, challenges, and strategies for success. Participants had the opportunity to ask questions, network, and connect with mentors.

“This summit is not just about inspiration; it’s about equipping women with practical tools and knowledge to pursue their goals and effect change in their communities,” said Mr. Faith J. Major, head of Liberia Unite.

Topics discussed ranged from women’s health awareness and self-discovery to navigating leadership roles in both public and private sectors. The event also emphasized the importance of emergency preparedness, especially in vulnerable communities.

Participants praised the event for its inclusivity, relevance, and empowering atmosphere. “I came here unsure of what to expect, but I’m leaving with a clearer sense of purpose and direction,” said a young participant from Montserrado.

Organizers extended gratitude to all guest speakers, panelists, and volunteers who contributed to making the summit a success. As the event concluded, many attendees expressed eagerness to participate in future programs and continue the journey toward empowerment and transformation.

The “She Must Win 2025” summit is part of a broader initiative aimed at strengthening the voices of women across Liberia and promoting gender-inclusive leadership and development.

28/11/2023

The Library of the University of Liberia is a sad sight to behold. Once a bustling hub of knowledge and community, it now stands in disrepair, its faded facade and crumbling structure reflecting years of neglect under the CDC led government. Inside, the shelves are filled with dusty, outdated and inadequate books, some with torn pages or missing covers. The furniture is worn and tattered, with broken chairs and tables that have seen better days. The lighting is dim, making it difficult to read or study comfortably. It's still in an Asian and Stone days conditions.

Despite its deteriorating condition, the dilapidated public library still serves as a beacon of hope for brothers and sisters who seek knowledge and information at the University of Liberia. It remains a gathering place for conscious minded students. Our Brothers and sisters come here to complete their homework assignments, do research, and avid readers try to find solace within its worn-out walls.

Unfortunately, due to limited funding and resources, the staff struggles to maintain the library and provide adequate services to our veterans and comrades attending the states runs University. The collection lacks new and relevant books, and modern amenities. The staff does their best to keep the Library open and accessible, but the lack of support hampers their efforts to create a vibrant and engaging space for students.

The Universisty of Liberia Main-Campus is a dilapidated public Library that's struggles to meet the needs of brilliant comrades thriving for quality and advanced education. Hope the UP government sees the potential and well-fund the Library for knowledge and learning. It is crucial to recognize the importance of investing in public libraries to ensure equal access to information and opportunities for all.

01/03/2023

1.7 million Increment in Liberia's Population within 14 Years - LISGIS 2022 Census Provisional Report Revealed.

The Liberia Institute of Statistics and Geo-Information Services (LISGIS, With support from the Liberian government and international partners including the World Bank, Sweden, UNFPA, Irish Aid, ECOWAS, USAID, and Ghana, has successfully conducted the 2022 Liberia National Population and Housing Census.

The provisional results of the National Population and Housing Census 2022 released on Wednesday, February 22, 2023, revealed that Liberia's current population is 5.2 million people (5.248,62) which indicates an increment of 1.7 million (1,772,013) people from 2008 to 2022 (14 years)

According to LISGIS's 2022 Census provisional result, The de facto Population in Liberia on Census Night [November 10-11, 2022] was 5.2 million (5,248,621). The total population increased by 1,772,013 (50 percent) [when] compared to the 2008 census. Overall, the male population makes up 50.4 percent (2,644,450) of the people, and the female population accounts for 49.6 (2,604,171), given a national s*x ratio of 101.5 males for every 100 females.

The report also showed that a total of 1,187,388 households were enumerated with an average national household size of 4.4 persons, while the national population density is 140 persons per square mile. The completeness of the 2022 Liberia National Population and Housing Census (LNPHC) is 97 percent of the projected population, which is an internationally acceptable achievement.

In 2008, according to the Census result, the population was 3.4 million (3,489,072) on the night of 20th/21st March 2008. This figure falls between the official population projection estimate of 3.2 million (3,238,000) and the population estimate of 3.5 million (3,511,618) calculated using the number of households generated from the geographic mapping exercise and relative household sizes of the respective counties in the pilot census.

The report further revealed that 1,764,555 males and 1,724,517 females were enumerated in the census. This shows that the calculation of the overall s*x ratio gave a result of 102.3.

Meanwhile, the United Nations Resident Coordinator for Liberia, Madame Christine N. Umutoni, During the time of the release of the 2022 Census provisional result, commended the Government and people of Liberia for completing a successful national population and housing census.

She reaffirmed the United Nations' commitment to worki

03/10/2022

It's good to share a short experience I had today on my way to Liberia's neighboring Country, Guinea.

20/08/2022

The Japanese government has launched an appeal to young people to drink alcohol.

Japan wants more of its young people to drink alcohol because it has been discovered that less alcohol is consumed by the younger generation than their parents especially since the Covid-19 pandemic.

The government through the national tax agency said, the lack of consumption of alcohol has reduced the revenue gotten from alcoholic beverages.

To generate more revenue, Japan's national tax agency intervened and held a national competition.

The "Sake Viva!" initiative asks young people to come up with strategies and ideas to make drinking more appealing to the younger generation. The contest is for those aged 20-39 years.

The National Tax Agency website says, “The domestic alcoholic beverage market is shrinking due to demographic changes such as the declining birthrate and ageing population, and lifestyle changes due to the impact of COVID-19,”

“In this project, by asking young people to propose their business plans, we will appeal to young people for the development and promotion of Japanese alcoholic beverages, and at the same time, we will revitalize the industry by announcing excellent plans.”

credits to TEMI IWALAIYE

17/06/2022

Here we go!
Romano confirms Sadio Mane is set to join Bayern
The Senegalese is set to join Bayern on a permanent deal

Agreement set to be reached after direct meeting between the two clubs today.
Personal terms already 100% agreed on a three year deal.

Liverpool decided to accept Bayern final proposal for Sadio Mane as he asked to leave in a respectful way, decision was communicated right after UCL final.

Full agreement reached on today’s final meeting in England. Contracts being prepared.

Medical tests soon.

13/06/2022

AS PUBLISHED BY ABLIJAY TV.

MAN, 30, GOES MISSING IN GRAND BASSA DISTRICT ONE, ANGRY RELATIVES SET TOWN ABLAZE

A 30-year-old man, identified as Mark G. Smith has been reported missing for several days now, following a quest to get his fishing net left on the river .

The incident occurred on Monday, June 6, 2022 in Gaye Town, District one, Grand Bassa County.

According to family sources , “ Mark G. Smith left Gor's Town with his wife and move to Gaye Town to burn coal weeks ago”.

They mentioned that the missing man allegedly left his wife behind and decided to check on their fishing net left on the water something that led to his alleged disappearance.

Angry demonstrators on Wednesday, June 8,2022 set the town ablaze as they demanded the living body of their Missing relative.

However, Police in Grand Bassa County has launched a thorough search for a thirty-year old man who went missing several days ago.

12/06/2022

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Monrovia, June 12, 2022: President George M. Weah has instructed Health Minister Wilhemina Jallah to immediately facilitate the transport to Monrovia of the conjoined twins given birth to at the Tellewoyan Hospital in Voinjama, Lofa.

The babies are reported to have been born on Saturday, June 11, 2022 physically connected to each other. The President wants the Minister of Health and her team to examine them and determine what needs to be done in order to ensure they and their mother receive the best medical attention possible.

Babies born joined together is a rare medical phenomenon and has therefore become of particular interest to the International medical community.

The Liberian authorities are committed to working with all stakeholders, local and international, in catering to the welfare of the new born infants.

Signed:________________
Ledgerhood J. Rennie
*MINISTER*

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