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18/09/2025

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

President Boakai Makes Additional Nominations and Appointments in Government Affecting the Judiciary

September 18, 2025

Executive Mansion, Monrovia –– President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., in keeping with the
Constitution of Liberia and pursuant to the New Judiciary Law of Liberia, Chapter 7, Section 7.6, has appointed several qualified Liberians to serve as Judges, Stipendiary Magistrates, and Associate Magistrates across the country.

These appointments, which cover Montserrado, B**g, Nimba, Grand Bassa, Gbarpolu,
Maryland, Rivercess, Lofa, Grand Cape Mount, Grand Gedeh, Bomi, Grand Kru, Margibi,
and River Gee Counties, are intended to further strengthen the judicial system by ensuring that every county and magisterial area is staffed with competent judicial officers.

President Boakai emphasized that these appointments are part of his administration’s
determination to restore integrity, accessibility, and efficiency to the judiciary.

He called on the new judicial officers to uphold the rule of law, ensure equal access to justice, and
conduct themselves with professionalism, independence, and impartiality.

The President further noted that a strong and independent judiciary is indispensable to
Liberia’s democracy and the protection of the rights of all citizens.
These nominations, where applicable, are subject to confirmation by the Liberian Senate.

The nominees and appointees are listed as follows:

I. Judges

1. Cllr. William G. Capehert – B**g County – Judge – Traffic Court for Gbarnga City
2. Cllr. Toby Reine – Lofa County – Judge – Debt Court for Lofa County

I. Stipendiary and Associate Magistrates

1. Atty. Catherine B. Nyenkan – Montserrado County – Stipendiary Magistrate –
Bushrod Island
2.Atty. Michael Gebeh – Montserrado County – Associate Magistrate – Brewerville
3. Cllr. George Dayrell – Montserrado County – Stipendiary Magistrate – Arthington
4. Atty. James Mah – Montserrado County – Stipendiary Magistrate – Bensonville
5. Emma D. Kolubah – Montserrado County – Associate Magistrate – Bensonville
6. Cllr. Augustine S. Togbah – Montserrado County – Stipendiary Magistrate – Clay-
Ashland
7. Prince J. C. Morris – Montserrado County – Associate Magistrate – Clay-Ashland
8. Atty. Paul Jackson – Montserrado County – Associate Magistrate – Clay-Ashland
9. Cllr. James Gilayeneh, Jr. – Montserrado County – Stipendiary Magistrate –
Careysburg
10. Atty. David F. Foeday – Montserrado County – Associate Magistrate – Bushrod Island
11. Cllr. Deddeh K. Zaza – Montserrado County – Associate Magistrate – West Point
12. Atty. Rachel M. Jallah-Nimene – Montserrado County – Associate Magistrate –Omega
13. Atty. Dennis E. Kronakumo – Montserrado County – Associate Magistrate – Todee
14. Atty. Theresa Passawe – Montserrado County – Stipendiary Magistrate –Gardnersville
15. Yah Domah-Quato – Montserrado County – Associate Magistrate – Gardnersville
16. Willeyon Y. Gbeisay – Montserrado County – Associate Magistrate – Paynesville

18/09/2025

Samuel K. Doe Legacy Foundation

Press Release

For Immediate Release

Samuel K. Doe Legacy Foundation Launches SKD Pathway Program Scholarship in Grand Gedeh

Monrovia, Liberia - September 18, 2025 The Samuel K. Doe Legacy Foundation proudly announces the official launch of its SKD Pathway Program Scholarship, an initiative dedicated to advancing education and empowering the next generation of Liberian leaders.

This effort is being made possible through a new partnership between the Samuel K. Doe Legacy Foundation and Grand Gedeh University, led by its President, Dr. Eric Z. M. Gbotoe.

As part of its inaugural efforts, the Pathway Program will provide scholarships and full tuition coverage for 20 students enrolled at Grand Gedeh University's newly established Samuel K. Doe College of Agriculture and Forestry. This groundbreaking initiative reflects the Foundation's commitment to strengthening Liberia's agricultural sector by investing in the minds of young scholars who will one day lead in innovation, food security, and national development.

In addition to supporting university students, the Pathway Program has pledged a donation of more than $3,000 to the three districts of Grand Gedeh County. These funds will directly provide financial assistance to over 1,500 elementary, secondary, and high school students, ensuring that children from underserved communities have the opportunity to pursue education without barriers.

Speaking on behalf of the Foundation, Co-Administrator Ruth Doe-King emphasized the importance of this milestone:

"The SKD Pathway Program represents our deep commitment to education as the cornerstone of national progress. By supporting both higher education and grassroots learning, we are investing not only in individual students but also in the long-term prosperity of Liberia. This initiative honors the legacy of the late President Samuel K. Doe by uplifting future generations and equipping them with the tools to transform their communities.

18/09/2025

UPDATE!!!

Liberia to Dedicate First Utility-Scale Solar Farm Set to Deliver 20MW of Clean Energy in Liberia

The Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC) has announced that the country’s first-ever utility-scale solar farm will be commissioned in November 2025, a project expected to add 20 megawatts of electricity to the national grid and expand access to power across the country.

The facility, located in Harrisburg, Montserrado County, was launched in October 2024 when President Joseph Boakai broke ground on what is now considered a landmark step in addressing Liberia’s chronic power shortages, particularly during the dry season when hydropower production declines.

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18/09/2025

BREAKING NEWS: Government Prosecutions Orders New Medical Exams at AMI Amid Torture Allegations; Defense Lawyers Push Back

In a dramatic escalation of the Capitol Building arson trial, Government Prosecutions has ordered fresh medical examinations for six defendants at AMI Expeditionary Healthcare Medical Center, following dissatisfaction with the initial report.

The move comes amid explosive claims by the accused that they were tortured and sodomized while in state custody.

Judge Roosevelt Z. Willie ruled that the examinations must be conducted at AMI’s Sinkor facility and completed with all costs covered by the Ministry of Justice.

However, defense lawyers argue that AMI is no more independent, given its alleged ties to both the Ministry of Justice and the Liberia National Police—the very institutions accused of abuse.

Defense attorneys, now consulting on next steps, have raised serious concerns over AMI’s impartiality. They cited the case of co-defendant Thomas Etheridge, who collapsed during interrogation and was treated at AMI, where he was diagnosed with malaria—despite visible signs of physical trauma.

18/09/2025

🚩 Day 1 of the Clean Note Campaign Float Tour! 🚩

Today, campaigners are touringg the principal streets of Monrovia and its environs to spread the message of the Clean Note Campaign: “Our Money, Our Pride”. With music, banners, and community engagement, we reminded Liberians about the importance of handling our banknotes with care.

From market women and street vendors to commuters and business people, the response has been overwhelming!

🙌 Citizens are pledging to stop squeezing, stapling, and writing on money, and to take pride in preserving the Liberian dollar as a true symbol of our national identity.

Tomorrow, the float continues — so if you see us passing through your community, wave, cheer, and most importantly, remember: “A clean note is not just money, it’s our pride!” 💵🇱🇷

18/09/2025

PRESS RELEASE!

CBL Launches Nationwide “Clean Note Campaign” – “ the Liberian Dollar, Preserving Our Pride”

Monrovia, Liberia – September 17, 2025 – The Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) is taking a bold action to protect the Liberian dollar with the launch of a nationwide “Clean Note Campaign: Our Money, Our Pride.” The official launch is set for Friday, September 19, 2025, at the Rally Time Market in Monrovia.

This initiative is in response to the alarming rate of mutilation of the Liberian dollar banknotes and coins, caused by poor handling practices such as squeezing, writing, stamping, stapling, exposing notes to dirt and moisture and melting coins; damaging up to about L$1B of the new family of banknotes printed in 2022.

These habits not only undermine the appearance of the national currency but also cost the country millions of dollars to replace.

With the Clean Note Campaign, the CBL is putting every Liberian at the center of a movement to preserve the dignity of the nation’s currency, strengthen confidence in the economy, and promote national identity.

Ahead of the launch, campaign teams will hit the streets with a two-day float across Monrovia, using music, drama, and community engagement to drive home the message: “Our Money, Our Pride—Handle It with Care.” Those damaging the currency risk a fine of five hundred thousand Liberian dollars or serve a two-year jail term.

The campaign has already secured strong backing from key national stakeholders, including all nine Commercial Banks, the Liberian Marketing Association, the Liberia Business Association, the National Association of Foreign Exchange Bureaus, National Street Vendors and Scratch Card Dealers Association of Liberia, and the Merged Federation of Motorcyclists and Tricyclist Union of Liberia.

These groups have pledged to mobilize their members to take ownership of the campaign and push its message nationwide.

CBL Executive Governor, Henry F. Saamoi made it clear that the campaign is about more than just preserving paper notes:“The Liberian dollar is a symbol of our sovereignty. When we disrespect our money, we disrespect ourselves as a people. The Clean Note Campaign challenges every Liberian to take responsibility, not only to safeguard the value of our currency but to show pride in our national identity.”

Governor Saamoi stated that the launch is just the beginning of a sustained, nationwide push: “This is not a one-off event. We are rolling out radio programs, community theater, grassroots outreach, and direct market engagements across Liberia. Whether you are a vendor, taxi driver, student, or office worker, this campaign speaks to you. Together, we can save the country millions in printing costs and demonstrate nationalism and respect to the Liberian dollar.”

The CBL is urging the public to actively support the campaign, join the awareness activities, and become champions of the message: “Our Money, Our Pride – Handle It with Care.”

18/09/2025

‎Man age 50 Finds Over 420,000 Liberian Dollars, Plans to Return to Owner This Saturday
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‎Sept 18,2025
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‎A man believed to be in his early 50s, identified as Jefferson Gaye, has found L$420,500 along with a power bank and an identification card, and is preparing to officially return the items to their rightful owner this Saturday, September 20.
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‎Mr. Gaye, a resident of Gayee Town in Electoral District #3, Grand Gedeh County, said he found the items on Sunday, September 14, 2025, while traveling to his hometown. The discovery was made between Gbarzon Polar and Zalaken, areas within the Gbarzon Statutory District.
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‎According to Mr. Gaye, began searching for the owner immediately after the discovery. On Wednesday, September 17, a Ghanaian national (whose name is being withheld) contacted him, claiming ownership of the items and presenting a second form of identification.
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‎The Ghanaian national reportedly lost the belongings while en route to River Cess, passing through Gbao, a chiefdom in the Gbarzon district.
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‎Mr. Gaye said he informed the district’s representative, Hon. Jacob C. Debee, about the situation. The lawmaker advised him to wait until his return to the district on Friday, September 19, so the turnover ceremony could be conducted properly.
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‎Hon. Debee has promised to formally recognize and appreciate Mr. Gaye for his honesty during the event, which is scheduled to take place in Gbarzon this Saturday.
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‎This rare act of integrity has drawn praise from community members, who are commending Mr. Gaye for doing the right thing despite the large sum involved.

Credit: Credible News Network TV
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17/09/2025

For Immediate Release

President Boakai Suspends Deputy Minister of Youth & Sports Amid R**e Allegations

September 17, 2025

Executive Mansion, Monrovia:-President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr. has suspended the Deputy Minister for Youth Development at the Ministry of Youth and Sports, Mr. Bryant McGill, following serious allegations of involvement in the r**e of a minor.

This decision has been taken in line with the government’s zero-tolerance policy toward all forms of sexual and gender-based violence and to ensure a fair and transparent investigation.

Deputy Minister McGill will remain suspended until the conclusion of the investigation.

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15/09/2025

‎Breaking News

FDA Arrest 48 Burkinabes in Konobo Community Forest in Grand Gedeh.
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‎Sept 5,2025
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‎The Forestry Development Authority, Grand Gedeh detachment, has arrested forty-eight (48) Burkinabe nationals along with one of their hosts in the Konobo community forest. The arrest was made on September 4, 2025.
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‎In recent weeks, the FDA announced on various radio stations and online televisions that no one is allowed to carry on deforestation on any farming activity in the community forests/concessions and national reserved areas.
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‎Speaking to the head of FDA in Grand Gedeh County, Madam Yei Neagor, she said those 48 Burkinabe nationals along with one of their hosts, were arrested while clearing the Konobo community forest.
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‎Madam Neagor further revealed that this is not the first time that the FDA has arrested foreign nationals in the concession areas.
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‎In conclusion, she said the FDA is preparing documents to forward them to the court for trial while preparation for proper investigation is ongoing.

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04/09/2025

Congo’s health ministry announces a new Èbòla outbreak

The Democratic Republic of Congo has officially confirmed a new Èbòla outbreak in Kasai Province, with 28 suspected or confirmed cases and 15 dèàths so far, including four healthcare workers. The Ministry of Health, together with the World Health Organization, has already deployed experts, protective gear, mobile labs, and treatment supplies to contain the spread.

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