From Rhetoric to Resilience: Why Neo-Pan-Africanism Must Move Beyond the Soapbox
by Chapman Genius On June 13, 1980, a car bomb in Guyana silenced one of the most galvanizing voices of the 20th century. This was the tragic end […]
Read More →by Chapman Genius On June 13, 1980, a car bomb in Guyana silenced one of the most galvanizing voices of the 20th century. This was the tragic end […]
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by Rocheford T. Gardiner HARPER, Maryland County — A diplomatic whirlwind has gripped the globe as U.S. President Donald Trump and Iranian officials trade conflicting narratives over a […]
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from our Monrovia contributors MONROVIA, LIBERIA – The hallowed halls of Criminal Court “C” have become the latest battlefield in a high-stakes political drama that threatens to redefine […]
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By George M. Woodtor Pennsylvania, USA Tel.: +1 484 943 1396 georgethegreat71@gmail.com Liberia, initially known as the “Grain Coast” during the 1800s, is a small but historically significant […]
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by Bobby Addison FISH TOWN, RIVER GEE COUNTY – River Gee County District #2 Representative, Hon. Isaac B. Wou, conducted a comprehensive weekend tour of several key infrastructure […]
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from our Monrovia contributors MONROVIA – As Liberia prepares for a pivotal transition within its National Elections Commission (NEC), high-level envoys from the Economic Community of West African […]
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by Rocheford T. Gardiner TEHRAN / WASHINGTON — The Middle East stands at a knife-edge as the “2026 Iran War” enters its fourth week. Despite claims from Mar-a-Lago […]
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from our contributors in Maryland County BARRIKEN, MARYLAND COUNTY – Residents of Barriken Township and five neighboring communities are preparing for a significant shift in local infrastructure following […]
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reported by CPNTV’s Rocheford T. Gardiner MONROVIA – High-ranking political figures in the capital are demanding a transparent and independent investigation into allegations of illegal mining that triggered […]
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An Editorial by Counselor Tiawan Saye Gongloe The spirits of President Ahmed Sékou Touré and President William V. S. Tubman will never allow Guinea and Liberia to fight. […]
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a P.O.V. by Emmanuel A. Lomax To: His Excellency Joseph Nyuma Boakai President of the Republic of Liberia Subject: Formal Recommendation for a Sustainable Resolution to the Makona […]
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by Rocheford T. Gardiner The fragile calm along Liberia’s northern frontier has shattered once again. Despite a high-stakes regional summit aimed at cementing peace, the situation at the […]
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By Lincoln H. Dalieh (Contributor) In a nationally televised address from the Executive Mansion on March 18, 2026, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai spoke directly to the Liberian people […]
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by Rocheford T. Gardiner Special Report from Harper, Maryland County While the global community watches the escalating conflict involving Iran with an eye on the Strait of Hormuz, […]
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by Rocheford T. Gardiner MONROVIA – The Ministry of Commerce and Industry, in coordination with the Liberia Petroleum Refining Company (LPRC), has officially announced a sharp upward adjustment […]
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from our Monrovia contributors MONROVIA, LIBERIA – The Liberia Immigration Service (LIS) has commended Sierra Leonean authorities following the arrest of Randy P. Z. Tuweh, Deputy Commander of […]
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from our Monrovia contributors MONROVIA, LIBERIA – Minister of Mines and Energy, Hon. R. Matenokay Tingban, conducted a comprehensive assessment of the Mount Coffee Hydropower Plant on Friday, […]
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Blessed love and greetings to Mr. Gus Erskine. Today, March 17, is his earthday and Cape Palmas News wishes him well.
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by Rocheford T. Gardiner Following days of unprovoked incursions and military posturing by units of the renegade-like Guinean army in Solubah, Foya District, Lofa County, the Liberian government […]
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by Rabbi Joseph Gbaba Ed. D Part Two The willful seizure of or destruction or willful damage to cultural property of any nation and people is considered a […]
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by George Woodtor A couple of days ago, I woke up to news of Guinean soldiers crossing into the Liberian side of the border in the Foya Statutory […]
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by Rocheford T. Gardiner TEHRAN / WASHINGTON – The conflict in the Middle East has entered a volatile new phase as the United States and Israel intensify their […]
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by Rabbi Joseph Gbaba, Ed. D Part ONE Good morning to all. This important national document “Ellen, Do You Love Liberia and Liberians: A Rebuttal to Mrs. Sirleaf’s […]
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by Rocheford T. Gardiner In less than a month, Guinea has invaded two of its neighbors: first Sierra Leone, and now Liberia. All indications suggest the root cause […]
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by Rocheford Gardiner HARPER DISTRICT – A wave of mysterious fires targeting private farms in Maryland County’s Harper District is causing significant financial losses for landowners, particularly those […]
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