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15/09/2026

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STAND WARNS OF THREATS TO LIBERIA’S DEMOCRACY AHEAD OF 2029 ELECTIONSThe civil society group STAND is warning of what it...
15/09/2026

STAND WARNS OF THREATS TO LIBERIA’S DEMOCRACY AHEAD OF 2029 ELECTIONS

The civil society group STAND is warning of what it describes as growing threats to Liberia’s democracy ahead of the 2029 elections.

In a statement marking the International Day of Democracy, STAND expressed concerns over what it called the weakening of democratic institutions, the politicization of state power, threats to civic freedoms, and concerns about electoral independence.

The group says Liberians should not wait until 2029 to begin defending the integrity of the elections, arguing that preparations to protect the democratic process must begin now.

STAND is calling on citizens and what it describes as defenders of constitutional democracy to peacefully and lawfully stand up for democratic governance.

The group says it will continue advocating for democracy and good governance, while urging Liberians to protect the country’s constitutional order and the integrity of the 2029 elections.

Empower HER Foundation Launches "Desk for Dreams" ProjectLed by young Liberian woman and Executive Director Dorothy Siah...
15/09/2026

Empower HER Foundation Launches "Desk for Dreams" Project

Led by young Liberian woman and Executive Director Dorothy Siah Stanley, the Empower HER Foundation has officially launched its "Desk for Dreams" Project under the theme "Seat a Child, Shape the Future." The launch marks another step in the Foundation's ongoing efforts to uplift vulnerable communities through education and empowerment.

According to the Foundation, the initiative reflects its deep commitment to supporting education and creating better learning opportunities for children in underserved communities across Liberia. The project seeks to address one of the most basic but critical challenges facing public schools — the lack of adequate seating and learning materials for students.

As part of the first phase of the project, the Foundation donated 100 armchairs to Soniwein Public School in Monrovia. The donation is aimed at providing students with a more comfortable, dignified, and conducive learning environment, replacing the difficult conditions many children previously endured in overcrowded classrooms.

In addition to the chairs, the Foundation also distributed educational school supplies to 300 students at the school. The supplies included essential materials needed to support their daily learning, a move that brought joy and relief to both students and parents who struggle to afford basic school items.

For Empower HER Foundation, the team stressed that this is more than just a donation. It is an investment in education, dignity, opportunity, and the future of Liberia. The Foundation believes that when a child is given a proper place to sit and learn, it restores their confidence and inspires them to dream bigger.

The Foundation says it remains committed to reaching more underserved schools and communities across the country, creating meaningful opportunities for children to learn, dream, and thrive. Under its motto, "Seat a Child, Shape the Future," Empower HER Foundation continues to build bridges for women's success while investing in the next generation of Liberian leaders.

On September 14, the Liberia Revenue Authority announced that Liberia had surpassed US$1 billion in domestic revenue for...
15/09/2026

On September 14, the Liberia Revenue Authority announced that Liberia had surpassed US$1 billion in domestic revenue for the first time in history.

With Liberia’s US$1.303 billion 2026 budget, see how it compares with the approved 2026 national budgets of other West African countries, converted to U.S. dollars.

BREAKING NEWS: Private Bar HR Manager Reportedly Dies; Police NotifiedSources told Spoon Network that Emmanuel Gilman , ...
15/09/2026

BREAKING NEWS: Private Bar HR Manager Reportedly Dies; Police Notified

Sources told Spoon Network that Emmanuel Gilman , HR Manager of Private Bar, died at a clinic along the SD Cooper Road on Monday night. One source alleged that he sustained injuries from a fall, but the circumstances surrounding his death have not been independently verified.

Police have been informed and are reportedly responding.

Spoon Network is continuing to investigate and seeking official confirmation from authorities and medical personnel.

Private Bar remains under scrutiny amid ongoing drug-related investigations involving its CEO, Leroy Harris, who is currently in custody awaiting trial. The establishment has been closed and under police watch for more than a month.

This is a developing story.

15/09/2026

MPC Politic Leader Simeon Freeman makes good his promise to SUP of over 300 Students enrollment.

Liberia Moves to Accelerate Rural Development Through Sweeping Decentralization Reforms.By Florence Flomo:Liberia is acc...
15/09/2026

Liberia Moves to Accelerate Rural Development Through Sweeping Decentralization Reforms.

By Florence Flomo:

Liberia is accelerating its push for sweeping decentralization, framing local governance reform as a national emergency to heal historical divisions and drive grassroots development after nearly three centuries of centralized rule.

Speaking on the framework of inclusive governance, Deputy Minister for Local Government and Decentralization Edward K. Mulbah emphasized that decades of over centralized authority in Monrovia have historically marginalized rural communities and fueled past conflicts.

According to Mulbah,to correct this, the government is actively implementing the Local Government Act of 2018 and the Revenue Law of 2022, spearheaded by the newly established Ministry of Local Government.

The reform strategy relies on three core pillars: political, administrative, and fiscal decentralization. While county councils and one-stop county service centers have already been established across Liberia’s 15 counties to improve access to basic services, Minister Mulbah noted that administrative and fiscal devolution remain critical next steps to ensure local authorities are backed by genuine powers, responsibilities, and financial support.

Under a directive from the presidency, cabinet ministries are working to devolve central functions directly to the counties. He said this shift is designed to eliminate the costly burden of citizens traveling to Monrovia for routine administrative tasks like securing marriage licenses, land deeds, and driver's licenses.

The decentralization drive is poised to reshape vital sectors across the country. In agriculture, where seventy percent of Liberians make their living as farmers, local county agricultural teams will now steer planning rather than relying on top down decrees from the capital.

Localized oversight will also transform road maintenance, a crucial factor for healthcare access and commerce alongside education reforms that allow school calendars to align with local farming seasons, as well as localized management of public sanitation and tourism.

MOHAMMED KAMARA DECLINES LONESTAR CALL-UP AHEAD OF AFCON QUALIFIERSBy Sylvester WorweeLiberia has suffered a setback ahe...
15/09/2026

MOHAMMED KAMARA DECLINES LONESTAR CALL-UP AHEAD OF AFCON QUALIFIERS

By Sylvester Worwee

Liberia has suffered a setback ahead of its upcoming 2027 AFCON qualifiers against Rwanda and Mali.

Romania-based striker Mohammed Kamara has reportedly declined a national team call-up after medical advice warned him against playing on artificial turf.

Kamara, who recently returned from surgery for a fractured fibula, is said to have been advised by his club’s medical team to avoid artificial surfaces during his recovery.

Liberia will face Rwanda in Kigali on September 25 and Mali at the Samuel Kanyon Doe Sports Complex on September 29, with both matches scheduled on artificial turf.

Reports say Kamara remains willing to represent Liberia but has opted to prioritize his long-term health.

Meanwhile, New Mexico United forward Joseph Melto Quiah has emerged as a possible replacement. Quiah previously featured for the Lone Star in a friendly against Egypt.

Gbarnga Hosts Regional Consultation on Liberia's Disability BillPeter Kollie Jr. || B**g County Correspondent A regional...
15/09/2026

Gbarnga Hosts Regional Consultation on Liberia's Disability Bill

Peter Kollie Jr. || B**g County Correspondent

A regional stakeholder consultation and national high-level technical validation of Liberia's Consolidated Disability Bill, aimed at securing the rights of persons with disabilities, has ended in Gbarnga.

The consultation brought together stakeholders and participants from B**g, Lofa, and Nimba Counties, with representatives from government, civil society organizations, disability groups, and the media in attendance.

The meeting focused on reviewing and validating the proposed Disability Bill, with the goal of promoting inclusive laws, equal rights, and stronger protections for persons with disabilities in Liberia.

The Bill covers three key components; work, education, and healthcare services which, once passed into law, will provide legal backing to basic rights and social entitlements that persons with disabilities have long been deprived of.

Speaking after the consultative dialogue, the General Secretary of the Alliance on Disabilities in Liberia, Samuel Deputy, said the regional dialogue was specifically meant to gather feedback from those the bill affects, and to add or remove provisions deemed irrelevant or relevant to the proposed document.

He explained that the bill was prompted by the long-standing perception that engagement with persons with disabilities has been charity-based rather than rights-based and inclusive.

He expressed confidence that once passed into law, the disability community will no longer feel marginalized or looked down upon, and that all rights enjoyed by ordinary Liberians will be extended to them as well.

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