from our Monrovia contributors MONROVIA – The Coalition of Civil Society Institutions of Liberia (CCSI) has welcomed a decision by a joint House of Representatives committee to summon […]
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by Bobby Addison The security and stability of Liberia face a critical test as an “alarming wave” of unresolved land disputes descends into widespread violence. The warning was […]
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Iran state media has reportedly confirmed and announced the death of its Supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, following joint – Israeli dawn strikes on Saturday, February 28.
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by Rocheford T. Gardiner MONROVIA — The National Identification Registry (NIR) is reportedly on the verge of a total shutdown as severe financial constraints paralyze the entity. Sources […]
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by our Monrovia contributors MONROVIA – what seems to be a public rift has emerged within the Boakai administration following the Ministry of Justice’s (MOJ) aggressive crackdown on […]
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by Rocheford T. Gardiner MONROVIA – The Liberia National Police (LNP) has been hit by a high-profile resignation as its prominent spokesperson, Cecelia G. Clarke (Badge #7058), stepped […]
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MONROVIA – In a move signaling a potential shift in the political and developmental landscape of Maryland County, prominent businessman Patrick Morais met with former Harper City Mayor, […]
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Source: MPW’s Official Facebook Page MONROVIA – The Ministry of Public Works has cleared a major hurdle in its mission to modernize the nation’s infrastructure. Officials confirmed today […]
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By Victor Quitee MONROVIA, Liberia — The Liberian House of Representatives has formally endorsed the upcoming 2nd Rabbi Joe Gbaba Peace and Cultural Festival, organized by Dehkontee Artists […]
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by CPNTV, Cape Palmas, Liberia MONROVIA – Charles Philip Taylor Jr., the son of former Liberian President Charles G. Taylor and former Senator/former Vice President, Jewel Howard-Taylor, has […]
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By CPNTV FISH TOWN, RIVER GEE – Tensions boiled over in Fish Town early Tuesday morning as residents took to the streets to protest a worsening power crisis. […]
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by Alphonso Bonar KARLUWAY DISTRICT, Maryland County, Liberia – A 33-year-old resident of Karluway District, Kingba Musu, who had been reported missing since January 9, 2026, has been […]
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By Rocheford T. Gardiner HARPER, LIBERIA – “Since late 2014, Maryland County boasted the most stable, reliable, and efficient power supply in Liberia. We don’t know how we […]
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by Rocheford T. GArdiner I was surprised and delighted to discover a variety of native berries—black, blue, and red—flourishing at the extreme end of the community behind the […]
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By Rocheford T. Gardiner Harper, Liberia – A devastating fire incident in Harper, Maryland County, Liberia, resulted in the total destruction of one residential home late Saturday evening. […]
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Harper, Maryland County, Liberia Harper Demonstration High School, grappling with years of dilapidation that has forced the abandonment of its main campus, recently received a much-needed donation from […]
Read More →The Faculty Association of the William V. S. Tubman University in Harper, Maryland County, is gearing up for presidential elections to elect a new leadership. Details will be […]
Read More →Reports of violence are emerging from Ivory Coast since Monday, October 27. According to sources in the San Pedro and Yamasokro areas, government buses and offices are being […]
Read More →Maryland County Senator James Biney attended a groundbreaking program, Saturday, October 25. The project, when completed by the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation LWSC, will provide pipe borne […]
Read More →At least three kids – on their way to school today – were injured today when the motorcycle they were riding on collided with another motorcycle on Maryland […]
Read More →The price of a gallon of gas has dropped to $LRD800 in Maryland County’s two principal cities – Harper and Pleebo. This drop in the pump price is […]
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