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Monrovia-The Human Rights Monitor Liberia Annual Conference of The United Methodist Church strongly condemns the recent threatening statements issued by former rebel leader Joshua Blayee, popularly known as “General Butt Naked,” against Rep .Yakeh Kolubah, a member of the Liberian Legislature.
Monrovia-Ambassador Plenipotentiary and Special Envoy for Trade and Investment, Edward Koffa Nyanti, has confirmed that his brother, Suspect John Nyanti, was undoubtedly involved in the fire attack on the Capitol Building, dismissing mounting bribery and manipulation claims made against the government.
Monrovia-The Ministry of Education, in collaboration with the Liberia National Police, has officially announced the immediate enforcement of a nationwide ban on street parades during school celebrations, including Gala Day, WASSCE festivities, and graduation ceremonies.
Monrovia-The Ticketing Unit of the Liberia National Police (LNP) has released its latest report on traffic enforcement efforts for May 2025.
The report revealed that its Ticketing Unit issued a total of 4,900 traffic violation tickets during May 2025
Monrovia-Panic gripped residents of the Duport Road area early Tuesday morning when suspected armed robbers stormed the neighborhood near the Baptist Field, firing multiple rounds as they targeted the home of a local money changer.
Monrovia-Police authorities in Grand Bassa County have arrested several individuals who recently obstructed the railway operated by ArcelorMittal Liberia (AML), a key infrastructure used for transporting iron ore from the company’s mining operations to the Port of Buchanan.
Monrovia-The rancor with Police Inspector General, Col. Gregory Coleman in particular and the Liberia National Police (LNP) in general by the Secretary General of the Opposition Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) seems to be mushrooming on daily basis amid what he sees as unprofessional conduct in matters of high security nature and sensitivity.
Jefferson Koijee continues to regurgitate his discontentment and frustration that the country’s security apparatus led by the LNP are veering from their core duties and conducting themselves in manners that have grave national and international implications on the country and people
Monrovia-The terrible man handling of the Chairman for the Coalition Democratic Change (CDC), Atty. Janga Augustus Kowo, has not been taken lightly by his supporters and other citizens.
For his supporters, it was a violation of his fundamental human rights. But for the police, they acted in line with the law, even though the chairman raised his hands, indicating that he was up for peace.
Monrovia-Former House Speaker J. Fonati Koffa has sharply responded to charges brought against him and other lawmakers over the Capitol Building arson attack saying that he will deconstruct the basket of lies.
Addressing journalists minutes following his release from the Monrovia Central Prison and a day before his court appearance, the former speaker fiercely rejected criminal charges that tie him to last year’s fire attack that destroyed the Capitol Building.
Monrovia-The Liberia National Police (LNP) has categorically denounced what they called fraudulent and deceptive statements circulating on social media, falsely attributed to the LNP and its spokesperson, DCP Cecelia G. Clarke.