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Liberia's Council of Churches warns justice "must not become political revenge" as ex-ministers convicted in Saudi aid case and Chief Justice floats scrapping jury trials

MONROVIA, Oct. 14 -- Liberia's most influential Christian body has called on the government, the courts and the country's political class to keep politics out of the courtroom, days after a jury convi... Read More


Liberia's Charlyne Brumskine Elected President of ECOWAS Court of Justice

ABUJA, Nigeria, Oct. 14 -- Liberian lawyer and law professor Charlyne M. Brumskine was elected president of the Community Court of Justice of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) on ... Read More


Liberia: Dagoseh Aide Accuses Senate Pro Tempore, Dillon of Orchestrating Ouster, Alleges US$80k Payoff, Lawmakers Deny Allegation

MONROVIA, Oct. 14 -- Two senior Liberian lawmakers, Senate Pro Tempore Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence and Montserrado County Senator Abraham Darius Dillon, have been accused of allegedly orchestrating the d... Read More


Liberia: State Jumped the Gun, Judge Finds, in Case That Shut Down Sekou Dukuly's Three Care Homes in the United States of America

Liberia, Oct. 14 -- An administrative law judge says Minnesota regulators failed to prove Golden Touch Health Care posed an imminent danger to residents, a finding supporters of owner Sekou Dukuly cal... Read More


Liberia: Koon Faces Lawmakers' Revolt, Then Draws 62 Members as House Resumes Business

Liberia, Oct. 14 -- Speaker Richard Nagbe Koon presided over a House of Representatives session attended by 62 lawmakers on Tuesday, October 13, as the chamber resumed legislative business days after ... Read More


Liberia: As Hypertension and Obesity Rise, Government Urges Citizens to Get Moving

Liberia, Oct. 14 -- Summary By Tetee Gebro, gender and health correspondent with New Narratives CATHOLIC JUNCTION, Monrovia - Rain was falling Saturday morning when Nadia S. Jolo joined a group of p... Read More


Liberia: Tappita Student Leader Urges UL to Resume Classes Amid Shutdown, Proposes Online Learning

Monrovia, Oct. 14 -- The President of the Tappita District University and College Students Association (TADUCSA), Effort N. Karr, has called on the University of Liberia administration to urgently res... Read More


Liberia: Unrealistic and Blanket Statement: Saar Insurance Describes Call From Aggrieved Teachers For Cancellation Of Health Services Contract With NTAL

Liberia, Oct. 14 -- The Management of Saar Insurance Company has raised serious concerns over what it described "unjustified" call from aggrieved members of the National Teachers Association of Liberi... Read More


Liberia: Agriculture Minister Holds High-Level Talks with FAO Director-General on Agricultural Investment

Liberia, Oct. 14 -- Agriculture Minister Dr. J. Alexander Nuetah has held high-level discussions with the Director-General of the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), Dr. QU ... Read More


Liberia Is Not for Sale - Not to Miners, Not to Cartels

Liberia, Oct. 14 -- Senator Amara Konneh's warning in Washington that Liberia stands at its "most dangerous point since the war and Ebola" should alarm us at home as much as it alarmed his hosts abroa... Read More