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Breaking news Woman Arrested for Severely Injuring a Child in New GeorgiaA woman in the New Georgia community has been a...
04/09/2025

Breaking news

Woman Arrested for Severely Injuring a Child in New Georgia

A woman in the New Georgia community has been arrested for allegedly cutting off a child’s finger after the child had been playing with her daughter. Eyewitnesses say the woman became angry when her daughter fell during play and, in response, placed the other child’s finger on the ground and pressed it with a bench, causing severe injuries.

The case has been handed over to the LPRC Zone 4 Transfer Section for further investigation, as the incident has sparked outrage and calls for justice within the Community

27/08/2025

Team Kollie For LEGISPOOL Leadership.

22/08/2025

Major Reporters Of Legislative Press Pool LEGISPOOL, Endorses Team Emmanuel Kollie For LEGISPOOL Elections.

PRESS RELEASELDEA Grand Gedeh County Detachment Apprehends Suspect with Kush Valued at USD 120Monrovia, Liberia-August 1...
18/08/2025

PRESS RELEASE

LDEA Grand Gedeh County Detachment Apprehends Suspect with Kush Valued at USD 120

Monrovia, Liberia-August 15, 2025

On Friday, August 15, 2025, at approximately 13:00 hours, officers of the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) in Zwedru City apprehended suspect James Dweh, a 25-year-old Liberian national, at the Gbagbo Town Checkpoint.

The suspect was found in possession of thirty (30) wraps of substances believed to be Kush, with an estimated street value of USD 120 or L$24,000.

Following a preliminary investigation, James Dweh was formally charged with illegal possession of a controlled substance. He has been forwarded to the Zwedru Magisterial Court, where he awaits trial.

The LDEA remains steadfast in its commitment to combating the illegal drug trade and urges the public to assist in these efforts. Citizens are encouraged to report any drug-related activities by calling the LDEA Hotline at 0777-133-333.

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Just In…Court Orders Reopening of ST Nagbe Church Amid Ongoing The Sixth Judicial Circuit, Civil Law Court, has issued a...
18/08/2025

Just In…

Court Orders Reopening of ST Nagbe Church Amid Ongoing

The Sixth Judicial Circuit, Civil Law Court, has issued an interim order mandating the reopening of the Stephen Trowen Nagbe United Methodist Church, pending final determination of a declaratory judgment petition filed by the congregation’s leadership.

Despite this order from the Civil law court another matter that had been pending before the Monrovia city court was heard and ruling reserves for Thursday, following the writ of summon issues on the ST Nagbe congregations for a temporary closure of the ST Nagbe church.

During the Mondays hearing defence lead lawyers Atty. Jeremiah Samuel Dugbo I. asserted that even if the church structure is owned by the United Methodist Church and its Liberia Annual Conference, the petitioner’s pursuit of a temporary closure is not the appropriate legal channel.

Atty Dugbo , suggested that if the UMC believes they hold legal title to the property, the appropriate route would be an ejectment action or summary proceedings to recover possession.

He at the same time urged the court to dismiss what is described as an “unmeritorious petition” and allow the parties to return to the Civil Law Court, where the matter is already pending.

Both parties were granted ten minutes each to present final arguments, with legal references excluded. The petitioner cited Chapter 25, Section 25.3 of Liberian law, while the respondent relied on multiple provisions, including Sections 3.31, 16.1, and 62.1 of the Civil Procedure Law, and Article 20(a) of the Constitution.

The court interim order signed by Assigned Circuit Judge George W. Smith, instructs Bishop Samuel Jerome Quire Jr., Father Henry Brunsun, and all corporate/church officers of the United Methodist Church Liberia Annual Conference to revert to the status quo ante.

This means the church must immediately allow the ST Nagbe congregation to resume services and meetings at the church edifice located on 13th Street, Sinkor, Monrovia.

The decision follows a legal petition filed by the Stephen Trowen Nagbe United Methodist Church seeking a declaratory judgment at the civil law court regarding leadership authority and interpretation of church doctrine, particularly on the definition of marriage and church governance.

The court's interim order is effective immediately and will remain in place until a final ruling is made on the petition.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE! Speaker Richard Nagbe Koon Launches Major Renovation Projects in Sinoe County and at the Universi...
16/08/2025

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE!

Speaker Richard Nagbe Koon Launches Major Renovation Projects in Sinoe County and at the University of Liberia.

Monrovia, Liberia – August 14, 2025 – The Office of Speaker Richard Nagbe Koon is pleased to announce the commencement of two significant infrastructure renovation projects aimed at enhancing public service delivery and improving educational facilities for Liberians.

1. Butaw Administrative Building Renovation – Sinoe County
Speaker Koon has undertaken the full renovation of the Butaw Administrative Building in Sinoe County. This vital public facility, which serves as the administrative hub for the district, will receive structural repairs and upgrades to improve efficiency and service delivery. The project is valued at USD 10,000 — approximately LRD 2,00,000.

2. University of Liberia Campuses' Restroom Renovations
In a parallel effort to boost the learning environment for Liberian students, Speaker Koon has embarked on renovating the bathrooms at both University of Liberia campuses. The work will include modern fixtures, improved sanitation systems, and upgraded water access. This project is budgeted at USD 32,000 — equivalent to about LRD 6,400,000.

Speaking on the initiatives, Speaker Koon emphasized his commitment to fostering development both in rural communities and educational institutions:

“These projects are part of my broader vision to ensure that public facilities and learning environments meet the dignity and needs of our people. When infrastructure works, communities thrive.”

The renovations are expected to commence sooner, with completion dates to be announced in the coming weeks.

PRESS STATEMENT For Immediate Release Date: August 15, 2025FROM:Hon. Sekou S. Kanneh Representative, Electoral Distri...
16/08/2025

PRESS STATEMENT
For Immediate Release
Date: August 15, 2025

FROM:
Hon. Sekou S. Kanneh
Representative, Electoral District #2, Montserrado County
Chairman, House Committee on Executive

Denouncement of False Media Report

I, Hon. Sekou S. Kanneh, categorically denounce the false and malicious claims made in The Independent Probe News on August 15, 2025, stating that 38 lawmakers have signed a resolution to remove Deputy Speaker Hon. Thomas P. Fallah, and that I am a candidate to replace him. This report aims to create confusion and instability within the House.

No Involvement

I have not been involved in any discussion or resolution regarding Deputy Speaker Fallah. He enjoys the confidence and respect of all lawmakers, including myself.

Unity Among Lawmakers

The House remains united in our duty towards the Liberian people, and I am focused on serving my constituents in District #2 and Montserrado County by advancing national development and strengthening legislative oversight.

Call for Retraction

I urge the public to disregard this misinformation and demand an immediate retraction from the publishers. All media must prioritise truth and accuracy in reporting. Together, we can promote peace, unity, and collaboration for the benefit of Liberia.

Hon. Sekou S. Kanneh
Representative, Electoral District #2
Chairman, House Committee on Executive

Breaking News!!!Citizens of peace Island Community in District #10 Montserrado County has taken decisive action against ...
16/08/2025

Breaking News!!!

Citizens of peace Island Community in District #10 Montserrado County has taken decisive action against Drugs users in the community.

The leadership along with officers of the Liberia National Police LNP raided ghettos and apprehended approximately ten( 10) drugs users and burnt down major ghetto sites in the community.

Meanwhile, residents have promised a weekly ghetto raiding until all communities are free from drugs.

07/08/2025

Mr. Quiwood Jones In An Exclusive Interview On A Nation Peaceful Protest, SAY NO TO DRUGS.

04/08/2025

The Patriotic Entrepreneurs Of Liberia In Association With The Trade Union Congress Of Liberia Chairman, Mr. Dominic Nimely, Holds A Major Press Conference.

House Speaker, Richard N. Koon Writes ✍️ It’s been over five years since we launched the District #11 Mobile Clinic in ...
03/08/2025

House Speaker, Richard N. Koon Writes ✍️

It’s been over five years since we launched the District #11 Mobile Clinic in Montserrado County, and our commitment to providing free healthcare services remains strong.
This initiative has allowed residents of District #11 to access essential medical care—right within their communities—at no cost. From general treatment to maternal and child health, the mobile clinic continues to meet critical health needs.

“Serving the People of District #11, Montserrado County, Diligently” remains our guiding commitment.

CBL Sets Standard Cash-Out Fee for Mobile Money Transactions Starting August 2025Monrovia: 3 August 2025: The Central Ba...
03/08/2025

CBL Sets Standard Cash-Out Fee for Mobile Money Transactions Starting August 2025

Monrovia: 3 August 2025: The Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) has announced a new mobile money standard cash-out fee policy that guarantees a competitive pricing within the mobile money market.

Under the new policy, all mobile money providers are required to apply a cash-out fee of 2% for withdrawals made through their platforms.

The Policy takes effect as of August 1, 2025.

This change is part of Liberia’s effort to modernize the way money moves within the market and reduce dependence on physical cash. By encouraging electronic payments, the CBL aims to make financial services more accessible, safer, and better suited for today’s digital economy.

What Does This Mean for the Public?

• Whether you are withdrawing money through your mobile wallet or at an agent location, a minimum fee of 2% will apply.
• Digital payments (buying goods, paying bills, sending money) remain a convenient and low-cost way to handle daily transactions.
Why the Change?

CBL is working to:

• Standardize cash-out fees across all mobile money operators.
• Safeguard agent and consumer protection.
• Promote a less cash-reliant economy that reduces the frequency and cost of printing new banknotes.
• Make electronic payments easier and more widely accepted, especially by businesses.
• Reduce the hassle, risks, and costs linked to handling cash.
• Build a stronger financial system that works for everyone.
• Enhance financial inclusion and better position the citizenry to save, invest and access credit in rural areas lacking banking services
• Improves transaction efficiencies for businesses and government operations.
The CBL continues to work to promote the adoption and usage of digital payments. The Bank is implementing key components of the National Electronic Payment Switch (NEPS) that will enable mobile money transaction between Liberia’s two Mobile Money Operators (MMOs).

This initiative will enable all Liberians - regardless of their mobile network provider - to seamlessly send and receive money across mobile wallets. Once implemented, customers will be able to transact across networks in real time, enhancing convenience, accessibility, and financial inclusion.

The transaction between the two mobile money operators will also support real-time payment from the Government of Liberia (GoL) to employees, contractors, vendors, and pensioners directly into their mobile money wallets - promoting efficiency, transparency, and accountability in public payments.

“The transition to a digital-first financial system is central to fostering innovation, resilience, and inclusiveness in Liberia’s payment landscape,” said Executive Governor Henry F. Saamoi. “This directive reflects our commitment to modernizing financial services and unlocking the full potential of mobile and electronic platforms

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