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Liberia Unveils €1.5 Billion Investment Portfolio at Landmark EU Business Forum in Brussels

February 25, 2026
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 |  Around Liberia, International Affairs, News Stories

from our International contributors BRUSSELS — The Government of Liberia has made a high-stakes pitch to European investors, showcasing a pipeline of projects valued at over €1.5 billion […]

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AFL Delegation Evaluates Strategic Military Rehabilitation in Harper

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 |  Around Liberia, News Stories

by Rocheford T. Gardiner HARPER, MARYLAND COUNTY — A high-level delegation from the Armed Forces of Liberia (AFL) recently concluded a two-day inspection tour in Harper, marking the […]

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House Speaker Meets with Washington & Madison CEO Regarding Legislative Training

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 |  Around Liberia, News Stories

MONROVIA – Speaker of the House of Representatives Richard Nagbe Koon met on Tuesday with Elias Gerasoulis, CEO of the U.S.-based consultancy firm Washington & Madison, LLC, to […]

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St. James Episcopal Church Cemetery: The Need for Closure

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 |  Around Liberia, Faith & Religion, POV/OP-ED

by George A. Prowd Part 3: The Rise of a Visionary Born on January 1, 1932, in Barraken, Pleebo/Sodoken District, Maryland County, young William Sodo Newton emerged as […]

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Four Years of Stalemate: Trump’s Peace Push Hits the Wall of European Resistance

February 24, 2026
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 |  International Affairs, News Stories

by Rocheford T. Gardiner February 24, 2026 — Today marks exactly four years since the first Russian missiles struck Kyiv, launching a conflict that has redefined global geopolitics. […]

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Mediterranean Tragedy: 600 Dead or Missing since 2026 beginning, in Ongoing Migrant Crisis

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 |  International Affairs, News Stories

by Rocheford T. Gardiner GENEVA – The United Nations’ migration agency, the International Organization for Migration (IOM), has reported a devastating start to 2026, with over 600 migrants […]

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Methodist Schism Deepens: Supreme Court Halts Global Methodist Activities in Ganta

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 |  Around Liberia, Faith & Religion, News Stories

by Rocheford T. Gardiner GANTA, NIMBA COUNTY, Liberia – The simmering internal warfare within the Methodist community keeps escalating into decisive legal confrontations. The Supreme Court of Liberia […]

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Conflict of Interest Stalls National ID Issuance? President Boakai Intervenes with $1M Lifeline

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 |  Around Liberia, News Stories

from our Monrovia contributors MONROVIA – A deepening crisis at the National Identification Registry (NIR) has left thousands of Liberians in limbo, as internal power struggles and allegations […]

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Cavalla – Early Days of the Church of the Epiphany

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 |  Around Liberia, Faith & Religion, General Information

credit to Madam Gbuo Wilson-Miller CAVALLA, Liberia — In the mid-19th century, amidst the rugged coastal landscapes of Cavalla, a vision of “glorious effulgence” began to take physical […]

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BREAKING: Financial Crisis Deepens at National Identification Registry

February 23, 2026
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 |  Around Liberia, Breaking News Headlines, News Stories

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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LTA Grants Orange Money Independent License Under New VAS Regulations

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 |  Around Liberia, Economy & Business, News Stories

from the LTA PR MONROVIA – In a move to modernize Liberia’s digital financial landscape, the Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA) has officially licensed Orange Money to operate as […]

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A Tribute to Philip Nelson Charles Taylor

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 |  Around Liberia, International Affairs, News Stories, Obituary & Death-related

By his father former President Charles G. Taylor “On the Occasion of the Loss of My Beloved Son, Philip Neilson Charles Taylor As we gather here today to […]

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A Tribute to Jerry “J-Funk” Mwagbe: A Virtuoso and Visionary

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 |  Around Liberia, Obituary & Death-related

by James Coco Chea My journey with Jerry “J-Funk” Mwagbe began in the 1980s. I remember watching him as a guest lead guitarist for the Electricutors; to say […]

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LIS Concludes Strategic Workshop to Operationalize 2025–2029 Development Plan

February 19, 2026
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 |  Around Liberia, News Stories

by Bobby Addison MONROVIA – The Liberia Immigration Service (LIS) has successfully concluded a rigorous two-day Annualization Workshop aimed at operationalizing its ambitious Five-Year Strategic Plan (2025–2029). Held […]

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Legislature Steps In: Justice Minister and Police Chief Summoned Over “Parallel Security” Concerns

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from our Monrovia Contributors CAPITOL HILL, Monrovia – The Liberian House of Representatives has officially waded into the growing controversy surrounding the National Fula Security of Liberia (NFSL), […]

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Cracks in the Cabinet?: Presidential Aide Breaks Ranks Over Banned “National Fula Security”

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 |  Around Liberia, Breaking News Headlines, News Stories

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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ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHURCH CEMETERY: THE NEED FOR CLOSURE

February 18, 2026
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 |  Around Liberia, Faith & Religion, POV/OP-ED

Part -! A POV by George Prowd In the mid-1850s, the community of Hoffman Station was established by the missionary Rev. Cadwallader Colden Hoffman. He approached the people […]

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From the Ruins of Civil War in Liberia to the Boardrooms of Charlotte: The Unstoppable Journey of Pertrulia Neal

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 |  Around Liberia, General Information, International Affairs, News Stories, Personality Focus

by Rocheford T. Gardiner CHARLOTTE, NC — In the high-stakes world of enterprise transformation and financial services, Pertrulia Neal is a name synonymous with strategy and discipline. But […]

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LNP Spokesperson Cecelia G. Clarke Resigns Amid Controversial Transfer and Allegations of Discrimination

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 |  Around Liberia, Breaking News Headlines, News Stories

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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LIS Strengthens Five-Year Strategic Plan at Annualization Workshop

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by Bobby Addison MONROVIA – The Liberia Immigration Service (LIS) has concluded a pivotal two-day Annualization Workshop aimed at reinforcing its 2025–2029 Strategic Plan. Held at the Modern […]

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Free Speech vs. Judicial Authority: The Case of Justin Yeazehn (“Prophet Key”)

February 17, 2026
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 |  Around Liberia, General Information, News Stories, POV/OP-ED

A POV of Cllr James Nyepan Verdier Jr. The recent exercise of contempt powers by the Supreme Court of Liberia against the social media personality “Prophet Key” has […]

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LIS Aligns 2025–2029 Strategic Plan with Liberia’s ARREST Agenda

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by Bobby Addison MONROVIA – Senior officers of the Liberia Immigration Service (LIS) have convened for a critical two-day annualization workshop to align the institution’s 2025–2029 Strategic Plan […]

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Maryland County’s Third Major “Crypto Crunch”: Victims Pursue Legal Action

February 16, 2026
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 |  Around Liberia, Economy & Business, News Stories

by Rocheford T. Gardiner HARPER CITY, Maryland County — Following a devastating cryptocurrency hoax in December 2025, victims of the “Wealth Sharing” (WS) trading platform are seeking legal […]

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Maryland County PWDs Receive Vital Boost from Diaspora Supporter

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 |  Around Liberia, News Stories

by Rocheford T Gardiner HARPER, MARYLAND COUNTY – In a move to bolster support for some of the region’s most vulnerable citizens, the Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) community […]

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Liberia Celebrates Legacy: Rabbi Joe Gbaba Festival to Fund Historic Arts School

February 14, 2026
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 |  Around Liberia, International Affairs, News Stories

by Victor Quitee MONROVIA — This February, the streets of Monrovia will transform into a vibrant tapestry of traditional dance and national pride as the Rabbi Joe Gbaba […]

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