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08/08/2025

Monrovia, Liberia 🇱🇷: Anit- Drugs Protesxt Hit Liberia 🇱🇷, Monrovia 2025

08/07/2025

“ I will cuss drug dealers ma. I will cuss them”. Prophet Key joins Anti Drug Campaign..

08/07/2025

Hundreds of Liberians joined the ‘Say No to Drugs’ march today in a massive show of support for the campaign.

08/07/2025

Developing Story: LBS Halts Live Broadcast of MICAT Press Briefings
July 6, 2025

The Liberia Broadcasting System (LBS) has temporarily stopped its live coverage of the Ministry of Information, Cultural Affairs, and Tourism (MICAT) regular press briefings.

LBS Director General Eugene Fahngon announced the decision Wednesday in Paynesville, citing financial constraints. He said the lack of funding has forced management to implement this cost-cutting measure.

The suspension will remain in place while LBS and MICAT discuss a long-term solution. Fahngon acknowledged the decision was difficult but said management stands by it and remains hopeful for a quick resolution.

LBS had been broadcasting the MICAT briefings live every Tuesday and Thursday on its radio, television, and social media platforms.

In the meantime, Fahngon urged government agencies, private organizations, and individuals to use LBS’s business services for advertising, press conferences, special features, and live event coverage.

08/07/2025

Mary Laurene Brown was also seen under the rain today, standing in support of the ‘Say No to Drugs’ protest. The woman behind the Mary Laurene Brown School of Excellence and former proprietor of Stella Maris University, she braved the weather alongside her husband of 53 years, both championing education and walking hand-in-hand.

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08/07/2025

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr.

“We cannot allow the spread of illicit drugs to turn our children into victims, our communities into ghettos and our neighborhoods to shelters for criminal elements. This national emergency demands more than words it demands bold, sustained and irreversible actions. We have been hard at work in this fight, never wavering in our resolve.”

08/07/2025

One of the key demands made by the anti-drug campaigners...

To the President Joseph Boakai…

“Establish a joint Presidential Anti-Drug Task Force (PADTF) to include Civil Society and religious institutions, AFL, LNP, Liberia National Bar Association(LNBA) to work along with LDEA; with the responsibility to create awareness, set up a call center, follow up on drug- related cases from reporting to prosecution, set up community drug taskforces and ensure the implementation of the President's mandates. Mr. President, like Ebola it is time to include the AFL in this fight to save our nation.”

08/07/2025

You need to hear this: A young Liberian shares his powerful journey from drug addiction to recovery.

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08/07/2025