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09/25/2025

Kakata: Conversation with Mr. Willie Jomah, Chairman of Lango Town Community, Kakata City Margibi County.

09/24/2025

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President Boakai Holds Talks with Crown Prince of Kuwait As Liberia and Kuwait Pledge Expanded Cooperation

September 24, 2025

New York, USA –: President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., today held bilateral talks with His Highness the Crown Prince of the State of Kuwait, Sheikh Sabah Khaled Al-Hamad Al-Sabah, who represented the Emir of Kuwait.

The high-level meeting, held on the margins of the 80th United Nations General Assembly, centered on advancing ties between Liberia and Kuwait.

The Representative of the Emir of Kuwait extended congratulations to Liberia on its historic election as a non-permanent member of the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) and expressed Kuwait’s readiness to deepen cooperation with Liberia.

Drawing from Kuwait’s own experience as a UNSC member in 2018–2019, the Emir pledged to share lessons and support Liberia’s active engagement during its tenure.

The Kuwaiti side also emphasized the country’s commitment to strengthening collaboration with African nations in the areas of health, education, and agricultural development.

In his response, President Boakai thanked Kuwait for its warm reception and for its interest in working closely with Liberia both on multilateral issues and on bilateral development cooperation.

The President specifically acknowledged Kuwait’s support in mobilizing development financing, including the loan arrangement for the construction of 115 kilometers of roads linking B**g and Lofa Counties.

The Liberian delegation further welcomed Kuwait’s submission of several proposed bilateral agreements, noting Liberia’s willingness to advance these through the establishment of a Joint Commission. Liberia also expressed its readiness to consult with Kuwait on issues of mutual interest during its tenure on the Security Council.

The discussion session was attended by senior officials from both countries. On the Kuwaiti side:
• H.E. Abdullah Ali Al-Yahya, Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Sheikh Dr. Meshal Jaber Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, Director General of Kuwait Direct Investment Promotion Authority (KDIPA)
• Mazen Issa Al-Issa, Undersecretary of the Amiri Diwan for Foreign Affairs
• Ambassador Bader Al-Tunaib, Assistant to the Office of the Foreign Minister
• H.E. Tareq Mohammad Al-Bannai, Permanent Representative of Kuwait to the United Nations

On the Liberian side:
• Hon. Sara Beysolow Nyanti, Minister of Foreign Affairs
• Hon. Augustine K. Ngafuan, Minister of Finance and Development Planning
• Hon. Samuel Kofi Woods, National Security Advisor
• Amb. Lewis Brown, Permanent Representative of Liberia to the United Nations
• Hon. Ibrahim Al-Bakri Nyei, Deputy Minister for International Cooperation
. Hon. Christiana W. Konneh, Assistant Minister at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

President Boakai expressed Liberia’s interest in working hand in hand with Kuwait to foster stronger bilateral ties, enhance development cooperation, and advance shared priorities within the international community.

Executive Mansion

09/24/2025

RESPONSE TO A FALSE AND POLITICALLY MOTIVATED ATTACK ON SIMEON FREEMAN
Issued by: Youth Alliance of the Movement for Progressive Change (MPC)
September 24, 2025

Don’t Be Fooled: Simeon Freeman Is a Man for the People — And This Fake “Coalition” Is Nothing but a Tool for the Corrupt

We, the Youth Alliance of the MPC, strongly condemn the recent misleading and politically charged statement released by a group calling itself the “Coalition of Civil Society Network of Liberia.”

Let us be clear: this group is not a real civil society organization. It is a belly-driven association made up of a few individuals using the name of civil society to beg for political favors and brown envelopes. Their wheelbarrow isn’t filled with solutions for the Liberian people — it’s filled with their own empty stomachs and selfish interests.

Where was this so-called “civil society” group when a young girl was allegedly r***d by a high-level government official? Where were they when the Capitol Building was set on fire, threatening our national democracy? Where were their voices when the drug epidemic started swallowing the dreams of young Liberians, including children in slum communities?

Nowhere to be found. Not a press release, not a protest, not even a whisper.

But today, they have suddenly found their voice — not to defend the people, not to confront injustice, but to attack Simeon Freeman, a peaceful, private Liberian who has been working to lift up the poor and give voice to the voiceless.

Mr. Freeman is a self-made Liberian entrepreneur who created jobs at a time when the government couldn’t even pay salaries. He has personally supported young Liberians through mentorship, skills training, and community development projects. And unlike the political elite who pretend to care, Mr. Freeman dares to speak the truth about how our national budget is being abused — including the over $3 million allocated to Vice President Jeremiah Koung, which this same “civil society” group conveniently refuses to talk about.

They say Freeman promised to build a city — Freeman City — and they laugh. But what have they built? What do they offer to the young people wasting away in ghettos, with no hope and no help? Instead of proposing solutions, they sit on the sidelines and attack the only people trying to make a real difference.
A Message to the People — Especially the Youth

Don’t be distracted by greedy gatekeepers pretending to be civil society leaders. These people only make noise when their political masters tell them to bark. They are silent on corruption. They are blind to injustice. They ignore youth unemployment, the drug crisis, broken schools, and clinics that can’t save lives.

But when someone like Simeon Freeman — a man not part of their corrupt club — dares to speak and act differently, they come crawling out to tear him down.

We, the young people of MPC, proudly stand behind Simeon Freeman because he has something most politicians and fake activists lack: integrity and vision. His record speaks louder than their propaganda.

The so-called “Coalition” of Civil Society is not here for the people. They are here for their paymasters. They are not watchdogs — they are lapdogs.

Liberians must open their eyes. Judge a man not by rumors, but by what he’s done. Simeon Freeman has shown us that he is serious about building a Liberia that works for everyone — especially the forgotten poor.

Signed:
Youth Alliance of the Movement for Progressive Change (MPC)
“We don’t follow the noise — we follow the vision.”

09/24/2025

The Executive Brings the Concession to the Legislature for Passages but they still follow it and visit our offices & Tie our
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09/24/2025

09/24/2025

CDC Condemns Attack on Former President Weah; Calls for International Investigation.

By: Romeo USayee

Monrovia, Liberia – The Mighty Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) has strongly condemned what it describes as a “premeditated attack” on the life of its Political Leader and former President of the Republic of Liberia, H.E. George Manneh Weah, following a fire incident at his residence.

In a statement issued on Tuesday, the CDC alleged that the incident was not accidental but a deliberate attempt to threaten the safety of the former President and destabilize Liberia’s peace.

“We regard this unfortunate incident as a premeditated attack on his life, intended to undermine his safety and destabilize the peace of our nation,” the party declared.

The CDC further recalled past confrontations involving its partisans, citing violent clashes at the Roberts International Airport (RIA) during President Weah’s return to the country. The party claimed that on separate occasions, members and supporters were assaulted, manhandled, and even jailed by security forces.

The opposition party also accused the ruling Unity Party (UP) of engaging in what it called a disinformation campaign, including the circulation of an alleged AI-generated image purporting to depict the bedroom of the former President. According to the CDC, such actions are “calculated attempts to mislead the public and tarnish the image” of its Political Leader.

While assuring the Liberian public that former President Weah is safe and in good health, the CDC has called for “a forensic, international, and independent investigation into this incident; one that is void of lies, deception, and fakery to ensure that the truth is revealed and justice is served.”

Reaffirming its commitment to peace and democracy, the CDC cautioned against what it described as “reckless actions,” urging all political actors to respect the sanctity of human life, democratic principles, and the rule of law.

09/24/2025

Senator Crayton O Duncan Appears at the Nelson Mandela Intellectual Forum in Red Hill Filed, District #17 Montesarrado County.

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09/24/2025

Sen. Crayton O Duncan appears at Nelson Mandela intellectual Forum in Ted Hill Field, Brewerville City District 17 Montesarrado County

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09/24/2025

The court has rejected a motion filed by defense lawyers representing Fonati Koffa and others in the Capitol Arson Case, who had sought to suppress certain pieces of evidence. With the motion denied, the trial will proceed.

Source: Nyantee Togbah of OK FM

09/24/2025

Volunteers Protest at Gbarnga Presidential Palace Over Unpaid Compensation

By: Romeo USayee

Gbarnga, B**g County – September 24, 2025 – Tension erupted Wednesday at the grounds of the presidential palace in Gbarnga when more than 100 volunteer workers, mostly women, staged a protest demanding compensation for a week-long cleanup exercise they say went unpaid.

According to the protesters, a man identified only as “John” recruited them to clean the palace compound with the assurance that they would be hired once renovation works commenced. They added that a senior official linked to the project later promised them financial compensation for their labor, though no specific amount was disclosed.

The volunteers said they were instructed to return to the palace on Wednesday, September 24, at 10:00 a.m. to receive their payment. However, when the promised time came, no payment was made, sparking the demonstration.

The aggrieved workers accused those behind the arrangement of exploiting their labor and described the situation as a “scam.” They threatened unspecified actions if the county leadership and other relevant authorities fail to intervene.

When reporters visited the scene, security officers assigned to the palace, along with personnel from the Liberia National Police B**g Detachment, were seen stationed inside the compound to maintain order.

09/24/2025

Revolutionary National Youth League of the CDC to Hold Major Press Conference

The Revolutionary National Youth League of the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) Will hold a major press conference today, beginning at 2:00 PM