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26/10/2025

The Minister of Youth and Sports writes:

“The Floodlights Are On!

Great news for football fans across Liberia! The installation of floodlights at the Samuel Kanyon Doe Sports Complex has been successfully completed — marking the return of night games at the SKD Stadium!

This achievement represents another milestone in our ongoing efforts to enhance Liberia’s sporting infrastructure and create a more vibrant atmosphere for athletes and fans alike.

Get ready for those exciting evening matches under the lights! 🔥🇱🇷”

26/10/2025

Hon. Eric Ceekay Sayee Begins Road Rehabilitation in District #17

Hon. Eric Ceekay Sayee has officially kicked off a road rehabilitation project in District #17, starting with the Parker Corner Community. The initiative is designed to upgrade road networks, improve transportation, and promote local development.

Reaffirming his dedication to improving infrastructure, Hon. Sayee pledged to expand the project to other parts of the district. Community members lauded the effort, calling it a long-overdue step toward progress and better living conditions.

25/10/2025

25/10/2025

BREAKING!!

Speaker Richard Nagbe Koon Embarks on Landmark Visit to Sinoe County

By: Meshach Mannawah

Sinoe County, Liberia - The Speaker of the 55th National Legislature, Hon. Richard Nagbe Koon, has kicked off a pivotal visit to his home county, Sinoe County, as part of his ongoing efforts to engage with citizens and drive development.

During his journey, Speaker Koon made notable stops in River Cess County and various highway towns in Sinoe County, where he received warm welcomes from enthusiastic residents. Upon arrival in the Butaw Administrative District, the Speaker was greeted with grand festivities, marking his first official visit to his hometown in decades.

In a significant gesture, Speaker Koon announced the launch of "10 International Master's Program Scholarships" for Sinoe County citizens, with 6 scholarships earmarked for the Butaw Administrative District and 2 each for the other districts. Furthermore, he pledged *10 local undergraduate scholarships* specifically for Butaw citizens.

The Speaker was accompanied by esteemed colleagues, including Hon. Emmanuel Dahn, Hon. Sampson Weah, Hon. Anthony F. Williams, and Hon. Prince Koinia.

In his closing remarks, Speaker Koon reiterated his dedication to championing meaningful development initiatives in the district and county. He emphasized that future endeavors will prioritize job creation, healthcare improvement, and educational advancement for the people of Sinoe County.

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21/10/2025

Former President of LINSU Varney Jarsey Dies at 40 as Family Officially Confirms

“Hello everyone. We regret to announce the death of our brother Varney Alieu Jarsey who departed this evening in India. The family appreciates all of us who have done tremendously well regarding the status of our brother. As things unfold, the body will be notified in close consultation with the family. Again, thanks to everyone. Sincerely.” Mr. Seth Karngbaye

More details to follow.

20/10/2025

JUST IN!!!

Government Begins Installation of State-of-the-Art Digital LED Floodlights at SKD Sports Complex — Paving the Way for Night Games

Ahead of this year’s National County Sports Meet, the Government of Liberia has commenced the installation of new state-of-the-art digital LED floodlights at the Samuel Kanyon Doe (SKD) Sports Complex, paving the way for the return of night games at the nation’s premier sporting venue.

The long-awaited restoration project marks another significant milestone under the visionary leadership of the Minister of Youth and Sports, Cllr. Jeror Cole Bangalu, as the government continues efforts to modernize Liberia’s sports infrastructure.

According to Mr. Hugo, the new lighting systems meet FIFA’s international standard of 1,200 lux, the required illumination level for television broadcasting and international football matches.

Once completed, the SKD Sports Complex will once again shine to global standards—enhancing Liberia’s ability to host night matches and major international sporting events. This development represents a crucial step toward revitalizing the country’s sports infrastructure and improving the overall spectator experience.

18/10/2025

Update:

Reuters News Agency is reporting that U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio discussed avenues for expanding U.S. participation in Liberia's critical minerals sector in a meeting during the week with Foreign Minister Sara Beysolow Nyanti, the State Department said on Friday.

Rubio and Nyanti met in Washington on Thursday to discuss deepening U.S.-Liberia bilateral relations and expanding U.S. commercial engagement in Liberia, State Department spokesperson Tommy Pigott said in a statement.

"The meeting explored avenues for expanding U.S. participation in Liberia’s critical minerals sector with the aim of creating jobs and economic growth in both the United States and Liberia," Pigott said.

18/10/2025

News 🗞️ Flash

Ex-President and Political Leader of CDC George Weah along with his entourage is prep. to move to the groundbreaking site of their new headquarters in Congo Town.

More details to follow.

17/10/2025

About 32 people reported entrapped in an illicit mining pit ; 7 bodies uncovered. Rescue efforts are underway.
Source: NDMA

17/10/2025

President Boakai has nominated Nesco Wollo as Deputy Commissioner of the Liberia Immigration service.

Wolo was in the early part of this year relieved of his duties as Assistant Director for Operations at the National Security following his reported critical outburst during the funeral ceremony of the Late Senator Prince Johnson.

Wolo intimated that at the time during the funeral ceremony that Senator Johnson died of War Crimes Court Pressure and the next day he was suspended.

He is back in government

17/10/2025

Kenya will never forget.

Farewell Baba Raila Odinga.

A true statesman, whose life was defined by sacrifice, resilience, and the tireless pursuit of justice and democracy.

You taught us what it means to stand for something greater than self — to endure, to hope, and to keep fighting for a better Kenya.

Your legacy will live on in the hearts of millions. Thank you for your service to this nation.