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09/01/2026

Executive Mansion Hosts First Press Briefing of 2026
Presidential Press Secretary Kula Fofana addresses members of the media during the Executive Mansion’s first official press briefing of 2026, outlining key priorities and updates of the Boakai administration.

02/01/2026

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has called for national unity as Liberia enters 2026, urging citizens to rise above political, ethnic, and social divisions. While the President framed unity as the foundation for national progress, opposition leaders and citizens have raised concerns about whether actions are matching words.

From reactions by CDC leaders to voices from the public, this article explores the growing debate over unity, governance, accountability, and the future of Liberia’s democracy.

Read the full story on BanaBridge News: https://banabridgenews.com/boakais-call-for-unity-faces-scrutiny-as-opposition-citizens-question-actions-behind-the-words/

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai Sr. opened the new year with a call for national unity, urging Liberians to

30/12/2025

Liberia makes history 🇱🇷

The Liberia Revenue Authority has recorded its highest domestic revenue collection ever—over US$818 million, surpassing the national target and marking a major step forward for Liberia’s economy.

This achievement reflects stronger systems, growing public trust, and the dedication of LRA staff working to strengthen national development. With bold reforms underway and a clear vision ahead, Liberia continues to move forward.

Read the full story on BanaBridge News: https://banabridgenews.com/liberias-revenue-grows-stronger-as-lra-exceeds-national-target-for-second-year/

The Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA) has reached a historic milestone, recording approximately US$818 million in domestic revenue, surpassing

25/12/2025

Former Finance Minister Samuel D. Tweah Jr. has broken his silence, igniting a renewed national debate over governance, accountability, and Liberia’s political direction ahead of 2029.

In a strongly worded Christmas message, Tweah criticized the Boakai administration over unpaid salaries, governance failures, and what he described as a growing culture of political doublespeak. His remarks have sparked sharp reactions from political commentators, including Patrick M’bayo and former Deputy Minister Alton V. Kesselly, reopening long-standing debates about economic management, public trust, and leadership responsibility.

As political lines harden, Liberians are once again confronted with difficult questions about the past, the present, and the future of governance in the country.

Read the full analysis on BanaBridge News: https://banabridgenews.com/tweah-reemerges-sparks-fierce-national-debate-over-governance-and-liberias-future/

Liberia: Former Minister of Finance and Development Planning Samuel D. Tweah Jr. has broken his silence with a

16/12/2025

Lighting the Nation with Hope and Harmony
Official National Christmas Tree Lighting and Cantata led by President Joseph Nyuma Boakai
December 16, 2025

12/12/2025

A question raised during a MICAT press briefing has sparked a major protest by Liberia News Agency (LINA) workers, who are demanding accountability over alleged budget mismanagement and years of operational neglect. The staff are calling on lawmakers to intervene and for a full audit to ensure transparency and restore the agency’s ability to serve the public.

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A peaceful protest by workers of the Liberia News Agency (LINA) on Thursday was sparked by a question

10/12/2025

An indoor gathering dedicated to 27 years of honoring those who stand up for human rights UN Human Rights Defenders Day.
Dec. 9, 2025

10/12/2025

UN marks 27 years of honoring Human Rights Defenders December 9, 2025

23/11/2025

SCNL made a strong case for community-led conservation financing at COP30 in Belém, Brazil. During a panel hosted at the Liberia Pavilion, experts highlighted how local communities are key to protecting forests, boosting climate resilience, and sustaining biodiversity. Speakers from Liberia and across the region called for innovative financing models, stronger policy support, and deeper collaboration to empower communities at the frontlines of environmental protection.

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In Belem, Brazil: The Society for the Conservation of Nature of Liberia (SCNL) hosted a compelling panel discussion

19/11/2025

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13/11/2025

Serton Hill Still in Bad Shape!

While road maintenance from Buchanan, Grand Bassa to parts of Greenville, Sinoe County has reached about 75% progress, the story is different at Serton Hill the road remains in terrible condition.

This section, which connects Sinoe, Grand Kru, Maryland, and River Gee Counties, is still a major challenge for drivers and travelers. During the rainy season, vehicles get stuck for hours, and communities are often cut off from basic services.

People in the southeast are calling on the government of President Joseph Boakai to give urgent attention to this part of the road. Development can’t truly reach the southeast if Serton Hill remains impassable.

The people deserve better roads. The southeast deserves progress.