Cape Palmas, Liberia – Where Land Meets the Atlantic

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Ghanaian Ambassador Condemns Brutal Mob Killing of Liberian National in Accra

March 9, 2026
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 |  Around Liberia, International Affairs, News Stories

from our Ghana contributors MONROVIA, LIBERIA – The Ghanaian Ambassador accredited to Liberia, His Excellency Godwin Baletum Amonzem, has formally expressed profound regret and condolences following the violent […]

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The Highway to the Grave: Liberia’s Culture of Reckless Drivers

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 |  Around Liberia, News Stories, POV/OP-ED

by Rocheford T. Gardiner The sight of two NGO vehicles racing toward Pleebo (Maryland County, Liberia) a year ago was more than just a momentary lapse in judgment; […]

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Moscow Fueling Iranian Strikes with “Exquisite” Intel, U.S. Officials Claim

March 8, 2026
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 |  International Affairs, News Stories

by Rocheford T. Gardiner WASHINGTON — In a move that signals a deepening military alliance between two of America’s primary adversaries, Russia has begun providing Iran with real-time […]

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Selective Human Rights Advocacy – Putin accuses West

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 |  International Affairs, News Stories

by Rocheford T. Gardiner MOSCOW — In a stinging indictment of the current international order, Russian President Vladimir Putin has leveled a series of sharp accusations against Western […]

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The Ballot, Not the Bench: Why Article 27-B Belongs to the People

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 |  Around Liberia, POV/OP-ED

by Thomas Barcon There is a growing conversation around the “Negro Clause” of the Liberian Constitution—Article 27. For some, it is a sacred shield of national identity; for […]

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Massive Cache of Counterfeit Security Badges Seized in Monrovia

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by Bobby Addison MONROVIA, LIBERIA — Authorities from the Liberia Immigration Service (LIS) have seized a significant quantity of counterfeit security badges following a targeted raid on the […]

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Senate Mandates NIR Leadership to Appear Over National ID Suspension

March 7, 2026
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 |  Around Liberia, News Stories

from our Monrovia contributors CAPITOL HILL – The Liberian Senate has formally moved to address the nationwide halt in the issuance of National ID cards, following a formal […]

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Analysis: Strategy of Deceit: The “Riyadh Reversal” and the Collapse of the Anti-Iran Alliance

March 6, 2026
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 |  International Affairs, News Stories, POV/OP-ED

by Rocheford T. Gardiner The single, shattering revelation from Riyadh has changed the geometry of the entire Middle East conflict: Saudi Arabia has confirmed that the devastating strikes […]

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Global Energy Crisis Deepens as Iran Rejects Talks and Middle East War Widens

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by Rocheford T. Gardiner The Middle East stands on the precipice of a total regional conflagration today as Iran’s Foreign Ministry officially shuttered the door on diplomacy, promising […]

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“There’s Nothing Wrong with ‘Article 27-B’ – Conservatives Lash-back at Ex-President Ellen Johnson

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by Rocheford T. Gardiner MONROVIA, March 6, 2026 — an historic address by former President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to the House of Representatives has ignited a fierce national […]

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Civil Society Applauds House Committees Summon on NIR Leadership over Prolonged Shutdown

March 5, 2026
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 |  Around Liberia, Breaking News Headlines, News Stories

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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A Call to the Episcopal Church of LiberiaThe Silent Collapse of Bishop Ferguson High School — A Legacy in Ruins

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

by alumnus Kenneth Y. Awadjie The visible decline of Bishop Ferguson High School in Harper, Maryland County, is both shameful and heartbreaking. Once a proud symbol of educational […]

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Liberia’s House of Representatives Reviews Key International Treaties and Prepares for Historic Visit

March 4, 2026
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by Rocheford T. Gardiner The Liberian House of Representatives has officially begun reviewing eight major international conventions and protocols submitted for ratification by President Joseph N. Boakai. These […]

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Global Tensions Explode as US-Israel Coalition continues attack on Iran; Trump Threatens Allies

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by Rocheford T. Gardiner WASHINGTON / TEHRAN – The Middle East has spiraled into a state of total war as the United States and Israel intensify a massive […]

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Maryland Grid Technical Manager Joins MCC Workshop to Tackle Liberia’s Power Constraints

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by Rocheford T. Gardiner HARPER, LIBERIA – In a significant step toward stabilizing the energy landscape in South-Eastern Liberia, Henry G. Hodge, Technical Manager of LIBENERGY and Lead […]

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BREAKING: River Gee Senator Warns of National Stability Threat from ‘Escalating Land Disputes’; Demands LLA Face Senate

March 3, 2026
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 |  Around Liberia, Breaking News Headlines, News Stories

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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As the Middle East Falls into CHAOS—is Donald Trump Panicking?

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A detailed roundup of the last 24 hours in the Gulf TEHRAN / TEL AVIV — The Middle East is currently gripped by a level of violence not […]

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Iran Rejects Trump’s Ceasefire Offer, Vows Continued Retaliation

March 2, 2026
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from our international contributors TEHRAN/WASHINGTON — As the “preemptive” strikes launched on March 28 by Israel and the United States continue without signs of abating, President Donald Trump […]

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Maryland County Markets Paralyzed as Women Protest “Wicked” Rate Hikes

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by Rocheford T. Gardiner MARYLAND COUNTY – All major markets across Maryland County came to a standstill today as marketers—the vast majority of them women—launched a total shutdown […]

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The Ayatollah is Dead

March 1, 2026
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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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U.S. Embassy Monrovia Announces Townhall Meeting for American Citizens

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 |  International Affairs, News Stories

MONROVIA, Liberia — March 1, 2026 — The United States Embassy in Monrovia has officially announced a townhall meeting scheduled for March 10, 2026, aimed at facilitating direct […]

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GULF IN FLAMES is the Ayatollah Dead? : Dawn Strikes on Tehran Spark Regional Chaos; 57 Dead in School Attack

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by Rocheford T. Gardiner TEHRAN / WASHINGTON — As the dust begins to settle from a massive, joint U.S.-Israeli dawn offensive against the Islamic Republic of Iran, a […]

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Obituary Announcement: Henryton G. Brewer, Sr.

February 28, 2026
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 |  Around Liberia, News Stories, Obituary & Death-related

February 11, 1953- February 16, 2026 The Brewer, Mombo, and Moore families are sad to announce the death of Mr. Henryton George Brewer, Sr.  in his 74th year. This […]

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Teetering on the Brink: Military Tensions Flare as Guinea Detains Sierra Leonean Troops

February 26, 2026
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by Rocheford T. Gardiner FALABA DISTRICT — Military tensions between Sierra Leone and Guinea have reached a critical point following a border confrontation that resulted in the abduction […]

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Central Bank of Liberia Throws Weight Behind 2026 Kpongama Fisheries Conference

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MONROVIA – The push to transform Liberia’s blue economy received a significant boost this week as the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) formally endorsed the upcoming 2026 Kpongama […]

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