TSL International TALK SHOW

08/19/2026

Does Dukuly, who transitioned from a group home worker and owner to the NPA boss, intend to address the accusations of theft from the US government connected to his management of vulnerable citizens? Should he be encouraged to resign and face this significant white-collar crime?

08/19/2026

08/01/2026

🇱🇷 DISCUSSION: CAN LIBERIA WIN THE WAR AGAINST DRUGS?

The recent major drug seizures have left many Liberians asking difficult questions about accountability within our security institutions.

If reports that law enforcement personnel were involved in facilitating the movement of suspected traffickers are proven true, then this goes beyond criminal activity, it raises concerns about public trust and institutional leadership.

One question many people are asking is:

Should Inspector General Gregory Coleman remain in office while the investigations continue, or should he be relieved of his duties as a matter of command responsibility?

Some believe leaders must be held accountable for what happens under their watch, regardless of whether they are personally implicated. Others argue that no one should lose their job without evidence establishing their own misconduct.

But perhaps the bigger question is this:

Can Liberia truly stop the flow of drugs if those entrusted to protect our borders and enforce our laws are themselves accused of participating in criminal networks?

What reforms are needed?

1. Stronger border security?
2. Better vetting and monitoring of security personnel?
3. Independent investigations?
4. Tougher penalties for public officials involved in drug trafficking?

Where do you stand?
Should the Inspector General stay or go? And more importantly, what will it take for Liberia to finally win the fight against drug trafficking?

Let’s have a respectful, fact-based discussion.

05/05/2026

A Nation at Risk; Why Must Liberians Travel Abroad to Stay Alive?

Fellow Liberians and leaders,

The recent death of George Solo is a painful reminder that our healthcare system is failing many of our people. We cannot accept a situation where Liberians, whether living here or abroad, have to travel overseas for basic medical care. I call on Joseph Boakai, the Health Minister, members of the Legislature, and all public officials to make improving our health sector an urgent national priority.

We need immediate action! Invest in hospitals and clinics, equip them with essential medicines and diagnostic tools, train and retain qualified health workers, and ensure transparency and accountability in how funds are spent. Establish clear short-term and long-term targets with timelines and regular public reporting so families can see progress. Engage communities and the Liberian diaspora for support and oversight, and protect vulnerable populations first.

Good healthcare is a matter of safety, dignity, and national pride. Let us act now so no Liberian has to choose between their life and seeking care abroad.

04/16/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Date: April 16, 2026

Call for Accountability and Upholding Legislative Standards in Liberia

Monrovia, Liberia; the role of a lawmaker is to legislate, represent constituents, and uphold the rules and decorum of the House. Recent concerns regarding the conduct and performance of Yekeh Kolubah highlight the need for accountability and adherence to these standards.

Members of the House of Representatives are bound by established rules of order, which they are compelled to follow to maintain discipline and effective governance. When those standards are consistently disregarded, the institution has the authority to act in the best interest of its integrity.

In this regard, the expulsion of a member whose conduct undermines the legislative body is a necessary and justified step to protect the credibility of the House and ensure responsible leadership.

Additionally, the principle of separation of powers affirms that the Legislature governs its internal affairs. The Supreme Court should not intervene in matters strictly within the House’s jurisdiction.

Liberia deserves serious, accountable, and respectful leadership.

04/10/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
LMFI Challenges Accuracy of Rep. Ruggie Barry’s 2025 District Report

The Leo Mulbah Foundation Incorporated (LMFI) has issued a formal rebuttal to Representative Ruggie Barry’s 2025 Annual District Report, raising serious concerns about transparency, accuracy, and accountability.

LMFI alleges that key claims, particularly regarding scholarships, youth programs, and road projects, lack verifiable evidence and documentation. The Foundation also questions the absence of a detailed accounting of the $100,000 constituency fund.

More critically, LMFI highlights major omissions, including the ongoing MARCO crisis affecting over 8,000 residents and delays in the WaterAid project for Morris Farm.

In response, LMFI is calling for a public town hall, full financial disclosure, a revised report backed by evidence, and an independent review of all reported programs.

LMFI emphasizes that the people of District No. 1 deserve honest reporting and accountable leadership.