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Breaking News 🗞️A group of prayer women has gathered on early Thursday morning in the compound of Critical Court "C" to ...
25/06/2026

Breaking News 🗞️

A group of prayer women has gathered on early Thursday morning in the compound of Critical Court "C" to offer prayers for former Presidential aide Madam Nora Finda Bundoo has court hears her surety bond in the ongoing USD $8 million dollars corruption case.

Vice President Koung declares that President Boakai will be on the ballot in 2029 "I can say to you that the president w...
25/06/2026

Vice President Koung declares that President Boakai will be on the ballot in 2029

"I can say to you that the president will be on the ballot 2029, and I will be leading the campaign so that the president can finish some of the big work he has started including the hydro, like connecting the southeast, connecting Lofa to the rest of the country" H.E. Jeremiah Kpan Koung, Vice President, R.L.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMPC POLITICAL LEADER SIMEON FREEMAN TO ATTEND CDC ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION IN GRAND GEDEH COUNTYThe ...
25/06/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

MPC POLITICAL LEADER SIMEON FREEMAN TO ATTEND CDC ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION IN GRAND GEDEH COUNTY

The Movement for Progressive Change (MPC) is pleased to announce that its Political Leader, Mr. Simeon Freeman, will travel to Zwedru, Grand Gedeh County, to participate in the anniversary celebration of the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC), following an invitation extended by the leadership of the party.

The CDC anniversary celebration in Grand Gedeh is expected to attract thousands of partisans, political leaders, community stakeholders, and citizens from across the county and beyond. The event represents an important opportunity for political engagement, democratic solidarity, and dialogue among Liberians committed to the progress and development of the nation.

During his visit, Mr. Freeman will engage a broad cross-section of the county’s population, including traditional leaders, elders, market women, youth groups, community representatives, and other stakeholders. As part of his engagements, he is expected to visit the county’s intellectual center, where he will interact with young people and participate in a thought-provoking discussion on leadership, governance, economic transformation, and the future of Liberia.

Mr. Freeman will also grace the CDC anniversary program and make appearances on several radio stations across Grand Gedeh County, where he will interact with journalists and citizens on issues affecting the nation.

The MPC views this invitation as a demonstration of the growing spirit of cooperation and mutual respect among opposition political actors who share a common desire to see Liberia prosper. While maintaining its independent identity and vision, the MPC remains open to working with all political institutions and democratic forces that are committed to advancing good governance, accountability, economic opportunity, and national development.

“The invitation by the CDC is welcomed in the spirit of democratic engagement and national unity,” the MPC stated. “Mr. Freeman is honored to stand alongside fellow political leaders and citizens as we collectively discuss the future of our country and the aspirations of the Liberian people.”

As one of Liberia’s most vocal and consistent opposition voices, Simeon Freeman continues to hold the government accountable while offering practical solutions to the economic challenges confronting ordinary Liberians. Through constructive engagement, policy recommendations, and advocacy, he remains committed to ensuring that government actions reflect the needs and expectations of the people.

The MPC believes that Liberia’s progress will be achieved not through division but through meaningful dialogue, responsible leadership, and a shared commitment to national transformation. Mr. Freeman’s visit to Grand Gedeh County further underscores his dedication to listening to the people, engaging communities, and building a stronger and more prosperous Liberia for all.

Signed:

Movement for Progressive Change (MPC)
National Secretariat

Monrovia, Liberia

From the US, to the slums, the ghettos, the orphanage and in handcuffs—to the court. Dr. Vicky Gray faces multiple charg...
23/06/2026

From the US, to the slums, the ghettos, the orphanage and in handcuffs—to the court. Dr. Vicky Gray faces multiple charges!

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20/06/2026

Justice Minister Oswald Tweah Updates Liberians On The 19M Drug Bust

20/06/2026

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Senate Committee Impressed by LTMI Operations, Continues Review of 25-Year Concession AgreementBy: J. Theophilus William...
19/06/2026

Senate Committee Impressed by LTMI Operations, Continues Review of 25-Year Concession Agreement

By: J. Theophilus Williams
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Monrovia -A joint committee of the Liberian Senate has concluded a day-long inspection of the Liberia Traffic Management Incorporated (LTMI) facility as part of its ongoing assessment of the company's operations and capacity to deliver services to the Government of Liberia amid growing public scrutiny.

The delegation, headed by Senator Prince K. Moye, included representatives from the Ministry of Transport and the National Bureau of Concessions. During the visit, committee members toured key sections of the facility and received detailed briefings on LTMI’s technological infrastructure, vehicle registration system, driver’s licensing services, traffic monitoring operations, and other transportation-related functions.

Speaking following the tour, Senator Moye described the facility’s infrastructure, organization, and technology as impressive. He noted that the visit provided lawmakers with a firsthand understanding of LTMI’s investments and operational capabilities.

Despite the positive assessment, Senator Moye emphasized that the committee remains committed to working with relevant government institutions to address any deficiencies identified within the concession agreement.

“The visit has given us the opportunity to independently evaluate LTMI’s operations and better understand the investments made under the concession,” Senator Moye said. “This will help guide our recommendations as we continue our review process.”

He further disclosed that the committee will continue examining the concession agreement and subsequently submit its findings and recommendations to the Senate Plenary for consideration.

LTMI operates under a 25-year concession agreement with the Government of Liberia. The agreement, signed in September 2018 and ratified in December 2018, grants the company responsibility for financing, developing, operating, maintaining, and ultimately transferring Liberia’s vehicle and traffic management system to the government.

19/06/2026

Update

RIA US$ 19.2 Million Co***ne Case:

The Security Manager for Investigation and Intelligence at Roberts International Airport (RIA), Oscar Brown, says he remains outside Liberia after traveling to China for a seminar, citing concerns for his safety following the reported US$19 million drug seizure at the airport.
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‎Speaking on Spoon Talk on Thursday, Brown said he received warnings that he could be arrested or harmed if he returned to Liberia after being allegedly linked to the case. He stated that he is alive and in good health and promised to provide further details at a later date.

Sinoe Court Sentences 26-Year-Old LDEA Agent to 30 Years for Ra**ng 10-Year-Old Girl.By Melvin Jackson The Third Judicia...
18/06/2026

Sinoe Court Sentences 26-Year-Old LDEA Agent to 30 Years for Ra**ng 10-Year-Old Girl.

By Melvin Jackson

The Third Judicial Circuit Court in Sinoe County has sentenced 26-year-old Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency officer Alphonso Karway to 30 years in prison for repeatedly ra**ng a 10-year-old girl in Putu Junction community, Wacaba District.

Circuit Judge His Honor Wesseh Alphonsus Wesseh handed down the sentence after the court found Karway guilty of statutory r**e.

According to the indictment, the incident occurred on April 13, 2025. Prosecutors said Karway approached the victim and her younger sister while they were sitting under a palaver hut. He sent the victim to his room to retrieve an item, then followed her inside and sexually assaulted her.

Court documents state the assault caused severe bleeding. Karway allegedly threatened to kill the child if she told her parents or anyone else about the abuse.

The conviction marks one of the toughest sentences for child r**e in Sinoe County this year. Child rights advocates have welcomed the ruling, calling it a strong message against sexual violence and abuse of power by security officers.
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17/06/2026

Former Senate Legislative Liaison Officer Vows To Campaign Against The Unity Party In 2029

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