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30/10/2025

Liberia Breaks Free As Reforms Ignite Hope.

JNB & JKK have truly transformed Liberia with a wave of positive changes that have touched every corner of everyday life.

From ensuring a steady supply of Electricity, Petroleum, and Water, to slashing the prices of staple Foods like Rice and Basic Commodities, they have worked tirelessly to make life easier for all regardless of your political affiliation or party you support.

Roads are being Paved, Government Employees enjoy their Bi-weekly Salaries without fail, and Local Transportation has seen clear strides forward.

The Progressive Fight Against Corruption, Drugs, and the effort in Education and Healthcare have strengthened Liberia locally, While the Latest Global Reputation, such as the UN Security Council 2026-2027, China Overpasses Bridge, US-Liberia Visa Receportory since 1961.

Despite these undeniable achievements, some voices particularly, opposition stubbornly claim that nothing has changed.

Is this not a striking hypocrisy they keep ignoring?

The hard, bright reality blossoming under JNB & JKK’s leadership is clear to speak for itself.

LMama Liberia 🇱🇷, is waking up to a new dawn, one of hope, progress, and pride. Those who refuse to see this are merely closing their eyes to the future this great nation deserves.

Liberia is Rising Above Ocean!

17/07/2025

Oppressors of Yesterday; Protestors of Today

Twisting the Protest, the irony is, the very individuals who once upheld systems of oppression are now parading themselves as champions of justice.

The Protest organized under the banner "STAND / opposition CDC seh refused to stand today" is a glaring example of performative activism.

Attendance is embarrassingly poor, with barely a handful of participants scattered across most publicized venue most of whom seemed more interested in photo ops than genuine advocacy.

The protest is more than a hollow gesture, lacking both credibility and convictionconviction of even the very CDCians that was oppressed yesteryears during the misrule of the CDC.

What made the protest even more surreal was the presence of former enforcers of the status quo, now attempting to rebrand themselves as revolutionaries.

The turnout and the shallow messaging underscored a deeper problem.

When movements are led by those who once silenced dissent, their calls for change ring hollow.

STAND is Refusing to stand oo 😂

16/07/2025

The Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA) has been made aware of a fake press release falsely claiming ACE Cable repairs.

We want to make it clear: the information is completely false and misleading. The ACE Cable is fully operational, and there is no internet disruption planned.

The LTA warns the public to disregard the fake notice and rely only on official communication from the Authority.

Henry P. Costa
ELBC Radio 99.9fm
Hon. Prince Kermue Moye, Sr.
Tiawan Saye Gongloe
Bility Development Foundation

18/06/2025

Liberia Opens Doors to China: Sister Cities, Big Investments, and Agricultural Breakthroughs Ahead.

As part of the Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung Sr., visit to China, be has conveyed a strong commitment to strengthening ties between the two nations across various levels of governance, including potential regional and city partnerships.

He invited Chinese businesses to tap into Liberia’s expanding markets, highlighting attractive investment opportunities and incentives.

A key highlight of the discussions was the prospect of forging a sister city relationship between Qingdao and a Liberian city such as Shindal or Maruvia, aimed at enhancing cultural exchanges and people-to-people connections.

Vice President Koung also stressed Liberia’s prioritization of agriculture, noting the President’s serious focus on the sector and the country’s eagerness to increase training and educational opportunities for Liberian students in China, especially in agricultural disciplines.

The dialogue between Liberia and China signals a robust mutual interest in deepening cooperation in economic development, agriculture, and cultural exchange.

Liberia is actively pursuing foreign investment and partnerships to accelerate its development goals, and this visit has laid a solid groundwork for future collaboration.

Both countries appear ready to build on this positive momentum, fostering stronger economic ties, knowledge sharing, and cultural understanding that promise to benefit their long-term bilateral relationship.

ELBC Radio 99.9fm
Henry P. Costa
Ministry of Health, Republic of Liberia

16/06/2025

Vice President Hon. Jeremiah Kpan Koung leads a government delegation to China to physically and technologically verify three companies that submitted unsolicited bids to supply road construction equipment, commonly referred to as “Yellow Machines.”

Delegates include officials from Public Works, GSA, and the Ministry of Finance. The government has set a $22 million budget cap for the purchase.

The team visited the SANY Group in Changsha, where company VP Li Qin promoted their global track record and expressed interest in partnering with Liberia.

The visit aims to assess equipment quality, plant capacity, and production standards, with a final procurement decision to be made by the Ministry of Public Works.

29/05/2025

Know your NTA's transportation fare:

Affordable Transportation: NTA recommissioned out-of-town routes

ELWA junction to Buchanan- L$300

Duala to Sinje- L$300

Duala to Bo Waterside- L$400

Broad street to Po-River- L$150

Monrovia to Buchanan- L$300

Monrovia to Gbarnga- L$400

Monrovia and its environs L$50

Monrovia to Sanniquellie L$900

Monrovia to Ganta- L$500

24/05/2025

Finance Minister Ngafuan Leads Delegation to AfDB Annual Meetings in Abidjan

Liberia’s Minister of Finance and Development Planning, Hon. Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan, has departed Monrovia to lead a high-level delegation to the 2025 Annual Meetings of the African Development Bank (AfDB), scheduled to take place from May 26 to 30 in Abidjan, Côte d’Ivoire.

Minister Ngafuan is joined by the Deputy Minister for Economic Management, Hon. Dehpue Zuo. The delegation will represent Liberia in a series of high-level engagements with policymakers, financial institutions, and development partners from across the continent and beyond.

A key highlight of this year’s meetings will be the election of a new president of the African Development Bank Group, as incumbent Dr. Akinwumi A. Adesina concludes his second and final five-year term.

Minister Ngafuan is expected to engage in multiple bilateral and multilateral meetings on the sidelines of the event. Among these is a scheduled discussion with the Head of the Africa Water Facility on Monday. He will be joined by Hon. Mohammed Ali, Managing Director of the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation, to discuss water infrastructure development and investment. The Africa Water Facility, headquartered in Abidjan, plays a critical role in mobilizing resources to achieve water security across the continent.

In his capacity as Liberia’s Governor to the AfDB, Minister Ngafuan has also been invited to a high-level side event co-hosted by the Club de Madrid under the theme: “Driving Africa’s Economic Future: Digital Transformation for Inclusive Growth and Governance.”

This year’s Annual Meetings are being convened under the theme “Making Africa’s Capital Work Better for Africa’s Development.” Discussions will center on strategies to better harness Africa’s financial, human, and natural capital in support of inclusive, resilient, and sustainable growth. The meetings will also explore avenues for expanding partnerships and mobilizing external financing to accelerate the continent’s development agenda.

The AfDB Annual Meetings represent one of the most important economic and financial gatherings on the African continent, bringing together government officials, development partners, private sector leaders, and civil society stakeholders.

24/05/2025

JUST IN!!

Mulbah Morlu, Chairman of STAND creates a Go-Fund Me account to help finance the upcoming July 17 "Enough Is Enough Protest"

23/05/2025

Update:

Liberia Deports Over 60 Burkinbee
Nationals for Illegal Entry into Konobo
District.

The Government of Liberia, in collaboration with the Forestry Development Authority (FDA) and the Liberia Immigration Service (LIS), has deported over 60 Burkinbee nationals for illegally entering and residing in a forested concession area in Konobo District, Grand Gedeh County.

The individuals were found living and farming without proper documentation, posing a threat to the country's natural resources and protected concession zones.

The authorities emphasized the need to protect Liberia's environmental resources and prevent illegal occupation of forest lands.

It's notable that the Ivorian authorities accepted the
deportees , highlighting the importance of carrying out deportations in a coordinated and official manner.

Both FDA and LIS have pledged to increase patrols and enforcement to safeguard concession areas and Liberia's environmental resources in the future.

ELBC Radio 99.9fm

23/05/2025

Update:

Liberia Launches $19 Million Farming Project in Grand Bassa County- Creates thousands of Job Opportunities!

"In an ambitious move to boost economic growth and create much-needed employment opportunities, Liberia has unveiled a whopping $19 million farming project in Grand Bassa County.

With the support of the African Development Bank, this initiative will transform 200 hectares of land into a Special Economic Free Zone, poised to attract investors and revolutionize local agriculture.

Spearheaded by Vice President Jeremiah Koung on behalf of President Joseph Boakai, the project aims to modernize farming practices and pave the way for sustainable rural development.

This bold endeavor has garnered widespread support from government officials, community leaders, and lawmakers, all heralding it as a pivotal step towards a prosperous future.

As the project gains momentum, anticipation runs high for the transformative impact it will have on Liberia's economy and the livelihoods of its people.

23/05/2025

Fire Service Warns Against Blocking Alleys, Announces Recruitment Plans Six New Fire Trucks Expected Soon

The Liberia National Fire Service (LNFS) has issued a stern warning to the public regarding the illegal construction of buildings in alleyways, citing serious dangers to emergency response efforts.

Deputy Director General Edwin Tisdell emphasized that blocked alleys severely impede the ability of firefighters to access fire scenes, delaying response times and increasing the risk to both lives and property.

“Unauthorized structures in narrow alleys are a major obstacle during emergencies,” Tisdell said. “These blockages can mean the difference between saving a home and losing everything.”

To boost firefighting capacity, Tisdell revealed that six new fire trucks are expected to be delivered to Liberia within the next two months. He said the additions will significantly enhance the LNFS’s ability to respond to emergencies more effectively across the country.

In addition to the incoming equipment, the fire service is preparing to roll out a nationwide recruitment campaign aimed at expanding its team of trained firefighters. According to Tisdell, the initiative will increase manpower and help improve public safety.

The LNFS is appealing to the general public to support its efforts by avoiding illegal constructions and ensuring access routes remain clear. Tisdell reiterated the critical need for unobstructed alleys and pathways to enable swift intervention during fire emergencies.

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