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15/10/2025

The Commissioner General of the Liberia Immigration Service, Elijah F. Rufus has issued a strong caution to all immigration personnel across the country, urging them to steer clear of political activities that could undermine the Service’s neutrality and professionalism.

By: Andrew B Weah
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In a statement released by the LIS, the Administration reminded officers that engaging in political discussions, campaigns, or affiliations is strictly prohibited under the LIS Act of 2016 and the institution's Code of Conduct.

The law requires immigration officers to remain impartial, disciplined, and non-partisan while carrying out their duties.

The LIS says maintaining public trust and unity within the service depends on officers upholding the highest ethical standards and avoiding actions that could suggest political bias or division.

Officers found in violation of this directive could face serious disciplinary action — including suspension or dismissal — in line with the LIS Act, the Code of Conduct, and Civil Service regulations.
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Sinoe County Senator Crayton Oldman Duncan blames lawmakers for Liberia’sBy: Andrew B Weah 0770637216/0886429103andrewbw...

15/10/2025

Sinoe County Senator Crayton Oldman Duncan blames lawmakers for Liberia’s

By: Andrew B Weah
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Speaking during the opening of the 3rd quarter of the Liberian Senate, Senator Duncan didn’t mince words as he took aim at both the Legislature and the Executive branch, accusing them of failing the Liberian people.

He said the Senate floor is not a ground to joke,” they came to represent the people of Liberia, but too often, lawmakers let politics, personal gain, and party loyalty come first.”

The Sinoe County Senator criticized the Legislature for being complacent and divided and the Executive for failing to enforce the very laws lawmakers pass.

Meanwhile, Duncan expressed deep concern over worsening poverty and environmental damage caused by illegal mining in Sinoe County. He accused Class B mining license holders of partnering with foreign operators in secret deals leaving communities poor and the land destroyed.
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15/10/2025

In efforts to boost the Small Arms Control Section of the Liberia National Police, Dr Thomas Nimene Tweh, Jr allies the Original Countryman made a generous donation

By: Andrew B Weah
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Speaking on Dr. Tweh’s behalf, Mr. Christopher Vonziah described the gesture as part of Dr. Tweh’s ongoing partnership with the LNP in the fight against crime. He also highlighted Dr. Tweh’s past contributions, including the construction of a police substation in Caldwell.

The donation ceremony was held at the Headquarters of the Liberia National Police on Tuesday, October 14, 2025. The items donated included nine chairs, four office desks, a 50-inch television, two refrigerators, two laptops, and a Samsung cellphone.

Receiving the items, Commissioner of Police for Administration, A. Ebreem Deline, expressed gratitude for the support. He praised the initiative and encouraged others to follow Dr. Tweh’s example in helping to build safer communities across Liberia.

14/10/2025

Announcement
October 14, 2025

Paint Your Houses and Businesses Before December 15---- Monrovia City Corporation Issues Ultimatum

As part of a broader and robust city beautification initiative, the Monrovia City Corporation (MCC), is warning residents and businesses in Monrovia to paint their buildings before December 15, 2025.

This directive is in accordance with City Ordinance Number 1 section 6 which aims to maintain and improve the city's appearance, and to further ensure that residents have pride in where they live, while at the same time giving the city a befitting look ahead of the Christmas festivities.

City Ordinances 1.6 states; 'Owners of lessees’ residences, commercial houses and factories of all types and descriptions are required to paint the exterior of their property by December 15, and every 12 months thereafter'.

Amongst other things and in furtherance of City Ordinance Number 1 sections 4 and 5, the Monrovia City Corporation is calling on Occupants (weather owner or lessee) of residents, commercial houses and factories of all types, religious and all civic buildings to clean around and in front of their premises up to the sidewalks at all times. Cleaning shall include the trimming of all hedges and trees and cutting of grass on their property.

A special taskforce from the Monrovia City Government will be dispatched across the city to enforce this mandate without fear or favor.

The deadline for compliance is December 15, 2025, and the MCC strongly warns that non-compliance to this circular will result in a non-negotiable fine of USD 150.

Meanwhile, the MCC is warning those in the habit of re-erecting makeshift structures to desist from the act noting' "it undermines the efforts of the Government to develop and transform the country".

Additionally, the MCC warns of slapping fines on owners of abandoned vehicles along the streets of Monrovia.

The city government would like to emphasize in emphatic terms that this announcement applies to residential, commercial, and public structures and the deadline for compliance is December 15,2025.

Signed: Department of Press and Public Affairs (MCC)

14/10/2025

Liberia’s Inspector General of Police, Colonel Gregory Coleman, says investigators have found no incriminating evidence against suspended Deputy Minister Bryant McGill, following a forensic analysis of his mobile phone.

By:Andrew B Weah
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Speaking during the MICAT regular press briefing on Tuesday in Monrovia, Coleman said the examination revealed nothing that would warrant a charge" against McGill, who had been accused of r**e.

The police chief noted that the next phase of the investigation involves DNA testing. However, he stated that the process has been delayed due to malfunctioning equipment. Coleman added that Liberia has requested support from a foreign government and is currently awaiting assistance.

In another development, Gregory Coleman also confirmed the arrest of six individuals linked to the recent brutal assault of Prince Yealue. Yealue was reportedly attacked after being accused of stealing a motorcycle

14/10/2025

Mary’s Meals joined thousands of runners and walkers in the annual Liberia Marathon, marking another milestone in the charity’s growing engagement with the local community.

By: Andrew B Weah
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This year, the organization’s participation aimed to spotlight its global “3 Million Smiles” campaign, celebrating Mary’s Meals’ remarkable journey from feeding just 200 children in Malawi in 2002 to now reaching more than 3 million children in 16 countries.

Clad in the charity’s signature blue—symbolizing hope and unity—Mary’s Meals runners not only completed the course but also engaged the public with interactive outreach activities. Volunteers handed out campaign-branded stickers, offered selfie frames for runners, and shared information about the organization’s mission to end child hunger through school meals.

In a post on LinkedIn, Menue Bainda, Communications Manager for Mary’s Meals Liberia, reflected on the experience, stating that it was indeed an inspiring experience at the Liberia Marathon, as he had the chance to speak with runners about the mission and impact of Mary’s Meals.

Thomas Gbuka, HR Learning and Development Advisor at Mary’s Meals, highlighted the broader purpose of the team’s participation, he narrated that it's about more than just running—it’s about networking, team building, and spreading the message that Mary’s Meals is feeding over 3 million children globally, including right here in Liberia. The marathon gave them the perfect platform to share their mission: that no child should have to learn on an empty stomach.”

Mary’s Meals currently provides daily school meals to over 90,000 children across five counties in Liberia. These meals serve as a powerful incentive for school attendance, helping children concentrate in class and reach their full potential.
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14/10/2025

The ruling Unity Party has announced December 6, 2025, as the date for the groundbreaking of its nationwide headquarters, a move the Unity Party describes as a "historic step toward institutional transformation."

By: Andrew B Weah
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Speaking at a major press conference at its headquarters in Monrovia, UP National Chairman Luther Tarpeh said the event will mark a significant milestone in the party’s efforts to strengthen its structure, expand its membership, and solidify its presence across Liberia.

Tarpeh disclosed that Unity is the only political party in the history of Liberia that has left power and returned. He said It’s time to build a Green Party that will serve the Liberian people for the next 200 years.”

The UP Chairman added that the party is focused on building strong infrastructure and expanding its reach nationwide, on December 6,2025, the country will feel the weight of the Unity Party.

The Unity Party, which returned to power under President Joseph Nyuma Boakai in 2023, says the December event will symbolize a new era of stability and long-term political vision.

13/10/2025

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13/10/2025

Former Friends of Country-Man Chairman Publicly Apologizes to Hon. Dr. Thomas Nimene Tweh Jr.

October 12, 2025.
By PRINCE S. BEDFORD.

Former Chairman of the Friends of Country-Man, Mr. Zack F Zack has openly extended a heartfelt apology to the Political Leader of the OCM Movement, Hon. Dr. Thomas Nimene Tweh, Jr-Original Countryman. affectionately known as “The Original Country-Man.”

Zack, who was one of the key figures in rallying support for this compassionate and development-driven leader during the 2023 Presidential and Legislative Elections, admitted to mistakes made during that period.

In a widely circulated social media video that quickly captured the attention of residents of Montserrado County Electoral District #11, the former Chairman of the friends of the original Countryman was seen expressing deep respect and admiration for Dr. Tweh. He humbly appealed for forgiveness, acknowledging Dr. Tweh’s tireless efforts in supporting underprivileged families and fostering growth and development across Liberia.

His public apology has sparked conversations among citizens, many viewing it as a step toward unity, reconciliation, and progress within the movement.

12/10/2025

Dr. Thomas Nimene Tweh, Jr., known as the Original Countryman, has vowed to build houses in all 17 electoral districts of Montserrado County ahead of the 2029 election.

By: Andrew B Weah

Speaking at a welcoming ceremony organized by a group of Liberians under the banner "OCM Troopers," Dr. Tweh emphasized that his commitment to housing development will strengthen his ties to the county, countering any claims that he is not a resident of Montserrado.

He stated that anyone who wants to win the election in Montserrado County 2029 should collaborate with him, as he intends to be one of the major forces in the upcoming elections.

Dr. Tweh expressed gratitude to the leadership of the OCM Troopers and everyone who turned out to welcome him back to Liberia. He expressed optimism about working alongside them to secure Montserrado County.

In another development, the Original Countryman awarded full scholarships to the top three performers at Hope International School, where he served as the keynote speaker.

12/10/2025

Program Marking the 3rd Graduation 🎓 of SMS Muslim Congress School in Brewerville, Montserrado County

11/10/2025

In an effort to improve cleanliness and order in the capital, the Monrovia City Corporation (MCC) has launched an intensive night-time cleaning operation in key areas such as Central Monrovia, the St. Paul Bridge Community, and Fiamah.

Starting last night, this initiative is part of MCC’s efforts to address rising concerns about waste buildup and unclean public spaces.

“MCC is committed to restoring Monrovia to a state of cleanliness and dignity,”

The clean-up will continue into the early morning, with similar efforts scheduled in other densely populated areas in the coming days.

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