KABA TV

21/01/2026

Former Liberian President George Manneh Weah has disclosed that he is considering plans to support the construction of a stadium or a modern sports park in Grand Kru County.

21/01/2026

GRAND KRU TV WISHES SUPERINTENDENT ANTOINETTE WORWLE NIMELY HAPPY BIRTHDAY

The Management of Grand Kru TV extends heartfelt birthday greetings to Superintendent Antoinette Worwle Nimely, a dedicated leader driving development in Grand Kru County.

Since her appointment by President Joseph Boakai Sr, she's built strong relationships with the community, media, and stakeholders, boosting the county's growth in all sectors.

Happy birthday, Supt.!

21/01/2026

Breaking news
For days, rumors have circulated that former Sinoe County senator J. Milton Teahjay is poised to be appointed by the President of Liberia as the Port Director of the Samuel Alfred Russ Port in Greenville, Sinoe County.

These rumors have ignited significant debate on social media and in public discussions, with some suggesting that the former senator is settling for a lesser role.

Others argue that he simply wants to serve his country in this capacity. Earlier today, Teahay was seen at the headquarters of the National Port Authority. Could this potential appointment indicate that President Boakai is preparing to sign the decentralization port bill?

If the port decentralization is signed into law, Port directors will be appointed as managing directors and will independently run the affairs of their ports.

PC: Henry Dargbeh

17/01/2026

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17/01/2026

16/01/2026

Sen. Twayen Urges Caution on ArcelorMittal MDA, Cites Legal and Community Risks

CAPITOL HILL — Nimba County Senator Nya D. Twayen Jr. Is calling on colleague Legislators to slow down consideration of the proposed Third Amendment to the Mineral Development Agreement (MDA) with ArcelorMittal, warning that unresolved legal and community concerns could undermine Liberia’s interests.

In a statement, Senator Twayen said the amendment represents more than a technical consolidation of past agreements, pointing to a transfer of rights from ArcelorMittal Switzerland AG to ArcelorMittal USA Liberia Holdings LLC. He questioned the speed of the restructuring and said lawmakers must be clear about which entity the government negotiated with and how liabilities for past obligations will be preserved.

Twayen also raised concern about provisions that would classify the entire concession area as a single production zone, arguing that undeveloped lands should not be indefinitely encumbered without phased approval. He said such an approach could restrict community land use while delaying tangible development.

The senator further criticized the omission of binding social infrastructure commitments, including roads, health facilities and schools, which he said should remain explicitly anchored in ratified law rather than deferred to future plans.

Twayen urged lawmakers to demand full disclosure of transfer documents, beneficial ownership records and audited financial statements before ratification, stressing that accountability must accompany investment.