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Grand Cape Mount County has forcefully rejected a ruling calling for a replay of its disputed match against Lofa County, describing the decision as unlawful, illogical, and harmful to the integrity of Liberian football. In a strongly worded statement issued by the Cape Mount Sports Sterling Committee, county officials maintained that the December 21 encounter was not lost on the field of play, but rather decided by what they described as the illegal actions of Lofa County, specifically the fielding of an ineligible player. According to the statement, the Appeal Committee’s own findings confirmed a fraudulent player transfer, a violation…

The Appeal Board overseeing the National County Sports Meet has ordered a replay of the disputed match between Lofa County and Grand Cape Mount County, nullifying the earlier result and suspending two players following a comprehensive review of protests and appeals arising from eligibility concerns. In its ruling, the Board clarified that players registered in excess of the limit under Rule 13.13 do not automatically qualify as “illegal players” under Rule 21.1. However, it emphasized that players involved in fraudulent transfers may be deemed illegal upon investigation and formal findings by the Ministry of Youth & Sports and the Liberia…

Montserrado County and Bong County have both qualified for the next round of this year’s national county sports meets following a dramatic 3–3 draw that sealed their progression and officially knocked Gbarpolu County out of the competition. The decisive Group D encounter resumed on today at the Samuel Kanyon Doe Sports Complex, after being previously suspended on December 20, 2025, with Montserrado leading 2–1. The restart began from the 25th minute, as earlier ordered by the Ministry of Youth and Sports. Both Montserrado and Bong entered the rescheduled match knowing that only an aggressive attacking display would secure qualification. Tournament…

By: Staff Writer When J. Cyrus Saygbe Sr., Acting Director General of the National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority (NaFAA), walked into the Plenary of the House of Representatives on Tuesday, December 2, 2025, he carried more than just a folder of figures. He carried the story of an agency battling to stay afloat—one that inherited more debt than operational breathing room, and yet remains responsible for one of Liberia’s most vital natural resource sectors. As he settled before lawmakers, Saygbe made one clarification unmistakably clear: NaFAA has not refused to commit to the 2026 national budget. In fact, he said,…

Executive Mansion, Monrovia: President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., has made sweeping administrative changes across several key government institutions as part of his administration’s ongoing efforts to enhance governance, accountability, and performance within the public sector. According to a statement issued today by the Executive Mansion, the President has appointed new officials in the Ministry of Justice and the Ministry of Internal Affairs, while also announcing a major leadership shift at the National Public Health Institute of Liberia (NPHIL). New Appointments in Justice and Internal Affairs At the Ministry of Justice, the following individuals have been appointed: Atty. Teklo Maxwell Grigsby,…

Ganta City, Nimba County – In a landmark gesture of generosity and commitment to youth empowerment, Ambassador Michael J. Teekay Sr., CEO of WBHO-SC, has donated L$3.5 million to Nimba County Districts Football Tournament—the largest private contribution in the tournament’s history. The monumental donation reflects Amb. Teekay’s deep belief in sports as a tool for peace, unity, and development. It is expected to transform the tournament by funding modern training equipment, upgrading facilities, and creating opportunities for thousands of young athletes across the county. “When we invest in our youth, we invest in our future. Football is more than a…

Karnplay City, Nimba County – October 11, 2025:In a powerful display of unity and community spirit, Deputy Labor Minister for Administration, Hon. Othello Mensuo, led a high-impact “Back to School” fundraiser at Kahn High School in Karnplay City. The event aimed to support underprivileged students in Karnplay and surrounding communities, ensuring access to quality education for every child. The fundraiser brought together a diverse group of government officials, business leaders, and community members, all united by a shared commitment to uplifting Liberia’s next generation through education. The event’s momentum surged as Assistant Labor Minister Steve Kolubah, serving as Chief Launcher,…

Monrovia, Sept. 24, 2025 – Former Liberian President George Manneh Weah narrowly escaped harm early Wednesday morning when a sudden fire ripped through his 9th Street residence in Sinkor, adding to a troubling series of blazes that have struck senior figures of the opposition Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) since 2024. The midnight inferno, which eyewitnesses say started in the former president’s bedroom, prompted Mr. Weah to call his neighbors for help. Residents rushed in and fought the flames before the Liberia Fire Service arrived. The Acting Chairman of the CDC, Janga Kowo, described the damage as “massive” and said…

New York, September 23, 2025 — President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr. has addressed the 80th Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA), urging world leaders to strengthen multilateral cooperation, accelerate climate action, reform global financial systems, and support Liberia’s call for a War and Economic Crimes Court. Speaking under the theme “Better Together: 80 Years and More for Peace, Development, and Human Rights,” President Boakai underscored Liberia’s historic role as one of the four African nations that signed the UN Charter in 1945, while reaffirming his country’s commitment to peace, justice, and international cooperation. Liberia on UN Security Council…

President Joseph N. Boakai has called on members of the 55th Legislature toput aside political and personal differences in the interest of national unityand development.Speaking during a meeting held Tuesday at the Executive Mansion, thePresident emphasized the importance of cooperation among elected officials,urging lawmakers to prioritize the people’s needs above partisan interests.“This is not the time for political division. Our people are looking to usfor leadership, direction, and results,” President Boakai stated. He called onlawmakers to “put their differences behind them and serve the people whoelected them.”The meeting came amid rising public calls for improved governance andservice delivery. Lawmakers from…