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17/08/2026

Hon. Alex S. Noah, Representative of Sinoe County District #3 appears on OK FM to talk about his District and other national issues..

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30/05/2026

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Amb. Sheikh Al-moustapha Kouyateh ambassador at-large stand with his statement made at the Legislature and writes.

I did not apologize.....

I did not apologize or deny my statement made on the Ok fm morning show. My apology was intended for the misinterpretations and misunderstandings of my assertion by the Honorable House of Representatives. I maintain that, from 1847 to the present, there has been no concession agreement in which Liberia benefits more than foreign investors. The Honorable House of Representatives alleged that I claimed they accepted bribes from European companies to pass concession agreements on OK FM’s morning show. I reaffirm my respect for the Honorable House of Representatives, and I will continue to engage the Legislature in the review and renegotiation of all concession agreements.

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25/05/2026

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Ambassador at large Sheikh Al-moustapha Kouyateh writes ✍️

May,25 2026

Today, I will stand as a mirror before the 55th Legislature. If they break me because of their ugliness, I am prepared; if they preserve me because of their honorable images, I am prepared. The public will judge the mirror by the images of the House of Representatives. No matter their decision, my conviction remains an allegiance to the Flag of Liberia and to the Republic for which it stands—one nation, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Think Liberia, love Liberia, and build Liberia.

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24/05/2026

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Rubber Corporation-Jetty Rubber reject Facebook post by Global Margibi.

May, 24 2026

Monrovia- Liberia: The management of Salala Rubber Corporation (SRC) and Jeety Rubber LLC is carefully monitoring and pursuing legal action concerning a false Facebook post published by a blackmailing agent known as Global Margibi. We have determined that this post was orchestrated by certain malicious political figures from District #5, Margibi County.

According to the Management, On May 23, 2026, a post by Global Margibi alleging that a meeting between our mother, Mrs. Marilyn T. Jeety, religious leaders, and some young people from Weala was held to discuss her alleged intention to contest for the District #5 seat. We state that this claim is entirely false and has no basis in fact.

Meanwhile, the management want to make it unequivocally clear to the citizens of District #5 that this information originates from the depths of hell. We urge the public to disregard the post and rely only on official communications from SRC and Jeety Rubber LLC for accurate information.

Mrs. Jeety’s engagement with the community is entirely focused on the growth of our companies and on encouraging rubber farmers to deliver more rubber to Jeety Rubber LLC, with the ultimate goal of realizing the dream of establishing a tire factory. The management of Salala Rubber Corporation and Jeety Rubber LLC maintains a strong and cordial relationship with the current Representative of District #5, Hon. Gahr. The CEO and Hon. Gahr share a very close bond—Hon. Gahr calls the CEO “Daddy,” and the CEO calls him “My son.” It is unthinkable for a father to oppose his son by supporting his own wife to run against him.

It can be recalled that Mrs. Jeety is currently serving happily and diligently as Director General of the Liberia Petroleum Regulatory Authority, under President Joseph N. Boakai. How could she decide to run for office while simultaneously calling upon individuals such as Nelson Walker, Fatboy, and other agents loyal to Hon. Gahr?

According to the management, the meeting in question was solely about speaking with citizens to encourage farmers to bring their rubber to her company, Jeety Rubber LLC.

We call on Hon. Gahr to remain strong and focused, and not to be misled by this false Facebook post from Global Margibi. Furthermore, we wish to inform the public that we are closely tracking the blackmailers behind the Global Margibi page.

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22/05/2026

East International to appear before the 𝐒𝐞𝐧𝐚𝐭e as requested by Senator 𝐂𝐲𝐫𝐮𝐬.

MONROVIA — Lofa County Senator Momo Tarnuekollie Cyrus has formally requested the Liberian Senate to summon East International Group to a public hearing for a comprehensive update on the Roberts International Airport (RIA) Highway Expansion and Pavement Project.

In a communication addressed to Senate Pro-Tempore Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence on May 20, 2026, Senator Cyrus raised serious concerns over reported construction delays, deteriorating road conditions, safety hazards, and growing public dissatisfaction with the multi-million-dollar infrastructure project.

According to the senator, the RIA Highway Expansion Project was launched in February 2020 during the administration of former President George Weah at an estimated cost of approximately US$116 million.

The project aims to transform the nearly 45-kilometer stretch from ELWA Junction to Roberts International Airport into a modern four-lane highway designed to improve transportation, ease congestion, and strengthen national connectivity.

Senator Cyrus noted that physical construction activities officially commenced in September 2021 with an anticipated completion period of three years, placing the expected delivery date around 2024. However, recent reports and public assessments indicate that the project could extend toward 2027 due to implementation setbacks, operational challenges, and delays in ex*****on.

In his communication, Senator Cyrus described the Roberts International Airport Highway as Liberia’s “principal international gateway,” emphasizing that it serves as the first impression for foreign investors, diplomats, tourists, international organizations, and other visitors entering the country.

He warned that prolonged delays and deteriorating conditions along the corridor could have serious consequences for public safety, economic activities, transportation efficiency, and Liberia’s international reputation.

The Lofa County lawmaker also highlighted increasing complaints from motorists, residents, commercial drivers, and transport operators regarding persistent traffic congestion, inadequate drainage systems, excessive dust pollution, poor visibility during nighttime travel, incomplete pavement works, and the rising number of road accidents occurring within the construction zone.

Senator Cyrus maintained that a public hearing by the Liberian Senate would promote accountability, transparency, and public confidence in the management and ex*****on of one of the country’s most significant infrastructure undertakings.

He added that the proposed hearing would give East International Group the opportunity to present details on completed portions, remaining phases, revised timelines, and factors contributing to the reported delays.

Following deliberations, the communication was forwarded to the Senate Committees on Public Works, Ways, Means and Finance.

The committees have been mandated to invite the Ministry of Public Works, the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning, and East International Group to conduct an investigation and report their findings to Plenary within two weeks.

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12/05/2026

The Goveranance Commission of Liberia is having something speacial coming up for us! Please follow for more!

26/04/2026

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April 26 2026

The Untold Story Behind Jeety Rubber LLC and SRC success unveiled.

Monrovia-Liberia: A Indian businessman and humanitarian who has invested millions of dollars in Liberia has unveiled the strength behind his sucess.
According to him, there is a saying that says behind every successful man, there is a strong woman.

During the 60th Birthday celebration of Mr. Upjit Singh Sachdeva in weala, Margibi county where the company is located, Mr. Jetty give the public the story behind the establishment of the Jetty Rubber corporation in Margibi county.

For many years, controversial claims have surrounded Jeety Rubber LLC and Salala Rubber Corporation (SRC), with many believing that an Indian businessman named Mr. Jeety arrived in Liberia alone to build a rubber empire. That version of events leaves out a critical truth the public deserves to know. Both Jeety Rubber LLC and SRC belong to a Bassa woman, Mrs. Marilyn T. Logan, through her marriage to Mr. Jeety. She is not just a name on paper — she has been the driving force behind the decision to anchor these investments in Liberia.

In 2021, the Ivorian government extended a major invitation to Mr. Jeety to invest in their rubber sector. The offer was backed by strong state incentives: tax holidays, subsidized land, and streamlined approvals meant to attract foreign capital into Ivory Coast’s growing industry. It was a business opportunity most investors would have accepted without a second thought. But before any deal was signed, Mrs. Marilyn T. Jeety intervened with a clear message to her husband.

She told him, as a Liberian who has lived her entire life in this country, that her greatest happiness would come from seeing that investment made in Liberia, not abroad. Her attachment to her homeland and her people outweighed the financial perks being offered elsewhere. She reminded him that ordinary Liberians deserve better living conditions, stable jobs, and industries that can transform communities. Her words turned a potential foreign investment into a national commitment.

Because of her stance, Jeety Rubber LLC was established in Liberia and has since grown into a major employer. The company’s presence has created direct and indirect opportunities for Liberians across the rubber value chain and beyond. That decision reflects a partnership where business and patriotism intersect, with Mrs. Jeety ensuring that development starts at home.

What many also do not know is Mr. Jeety’s long record of humanitarian service. For decades he has personally provided cooked meals for underprivileged Liberians, often without publicity or fanfare. That work continues today alongside his business operations. In addition, he has consistently opened doors for Liberians in multiple sectors — from agriculture and manufacturing to hospitality — creating pathways for skills training, employment, and small-business support.

We believe Liberians deserve the full story, not rumors. Jeety Rubber LLC and SRC represent what happens when love for country guides investment decisions, and when business is paired with compassion. We will keep sharing verified facts about the company’s operations and establishment as they unfold.

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07/04/2026

Update:

workers gets relieved as CEO Jetty purchased 62 seated bus for workers transportation.

Monrovia-Liberia: Management of the Salala Rubber Corporation (SRC) through it's CEO Businessman Jetty has taken a significant step in enhancing employee welfare with the acquisition of a new 62-seater bus. The bus, recently purchased by CEO Upjit Singh Sachdeva, is set to replace the rented vehicles that have been in use for months by the company and causing inefficiency for workers at the company. This move is expected to improve transportation services for SRC workers, boosting morale and productivity.

The decision to purchase the bus demonstrates the company's commitment to investing in its employees' well-being. According to sources, the new bus will provide a more comfortable and reliable means of transportation for workers, many of whom rely on the company-provided transport to commute to work.

SRC has been expanding its operations in recent years, and this investment in employee transportation is seen as a testament to the company's growth and commitment to its workforce. The new 62-seated bus is expected to be put into service as of today, providing a much-needed upgrade from the rented vehicles currently in use.

The acquisition of the bus has been welcomed by SRC employees, who are looking forward to a more comfortable and reliable transportation. The company's management is expected to continue investing in initiatives that benefit its workforce, further solidifying its position as a responsible and employee-centric organization.

20/03/2026

The legendary Chuck Norris has died at age 86.

RIP legend 💔.

28/01/2026

‼️ Breaking

The UNDP Liberia team met with the Governance Commission (GC) on January 26, 2026, to review Liberia's decentralization program, share lessons, and address challenges. The meeting focused on the Revenue Sharing Law, National Development Plan, and decentralization plan, incorporating local government leaders' inputs. GC Acting Chair Alaric Tokpa stressed the need to review Liberia's constitution to boost decentralization and prioritize resources and budget for program impact.

UNDP National Program Coordinator Eric Boykai reaffirmed support for Liberia's decentralization drive, emphasizing collective inputs to avoid donor influence. The GC team, including Executive Director Jallah Kesselly and Commissioner Matthew Kollie, highlighted needs like logistics support, funding, and institutional safeguards for program sustainability. The meeting aimed to strengthen GC-UNDP collaboration for effective governance and citizen-centric development .

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