Author: Akoi Baysah

By: Akoi M. Baysah, Jr. The Minister of Youth and Sports, Designate, Atty. Cornelia W. Kruah, has distanced herself from recent public statements issued by various groups and individuals in support of her pending confirmation. The Minister Designate clarified that such statements were made independently and not at her direction. In a press release issued Tuesday, Atty. Kruah referenced statements from several youth and student organizations, including the Union of Nimba University and College Student Associations (UNUCSA), some of which made mention of Montserrado County Senator Abraham Darius Dillon. While expressing appreciation for the solidarity and encouragement shown by young…

By Wilfred Duosi The Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MOCI) has shut down more than thirty (30) shops and stores in Monrovia and its surrounding areas for imposing unjustified price increases on essential commodities. Making the disclosure on Tuesday, February 2, 2026, Commerce Minister Magdalene E. Dagoseh said the closures followed inspections of several business centers where authorities observed arbitrary price hikes on basic goods. Minister Dagoseh noted that the price of a bag of rice, for instance, has increased from US$14 to US$14.50 in some markets without clear justification. According to her, such actions undermine price stability and further…

‎By: James Lahai‎‎ Montserrado County District Number Three Representative Sumo Mulbah has dismissed claims of educational neglect of students within his district. Following mounting public pressure and criticism from his constituents that his office has failed to invest meaningfully in education, Representative Mulbah has released what he describes as a comprehensive list of scholarship beneficiaries within his district.‎‎ The list, shared with Cape reporters via WhatsApp, is being presented by the lawmaker as evidence to counter allegations circulating on social media and in public discourse that his legislative tenure has produced little tangible support for students. ‎‎The Montserrado County District…

By: James Lahai A former representative candidate for Maryland County Electoral District #2, Jasper Hne, has criticized Representative Frank Saah Foko of Montserrado County over what he described as “reckless and disrespectful” public remarks allegedly directed at Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung. Recently speaking to journalists, Hne said he has closely followed several media appearances and public engagements in which Representative Foko reportedly made statements he considers abusive and unbecoming of a sitting lawmaker. According to him, such remarks not only undermine the dignity of the Office of the Vice President but also contribute to what he termed a growing…

By Jeremiah Binda The President of the Men of Dubai Social Club Organization (MODSCO), Roberts Wuo Feahn, has issued a firm warning against corruption, urging leaders of the organization to serve with passion, integrity, and an unwavering commitment to transparency. Speaking on Sunday during his induction ceremony, Feahn stressed that leadership within MODSCO must be rooted in selfless service, accountability, and discipline. He made it unequivocally clear that his administration will not tolerate corruption in any form. According to the MODSCO President, any leader found engaging in corrupt practices will face immediate dismissal and be subjected to legal prosecution in…

By James Lahai Senior Bong County authorities have intervened in growing concerns over an alleged chemical spill in Money Sweet Town, Electoral District Two, reportedly linked to the operations of MNG Gold. The high-level delegation, led by Senator Prince Kermue Moye Sr., included Bong County Superintendent Loleyah Hawa Norris and District Two Representative James M. Kolleh. The team visited Money Sweet, Gotobah, and Matthew towns, communities said to have been affected by the incident.At a town hall meeting, Charles Sweet, spokesperson for the affected communities, presented a comprehensive list of demands to the delegation. Residents are calling for the installation…

Bong Officials Intervene Over Communities Alleged MNG Gold Chemical Spill By James Lahai Senior Bong County authorities have intervened in growing concerns over an alleged chemical spill in Money Sweet Town, Electoral District Two, reportedly linked to the operations of MNG Gold. The high-level delegation, led by Senator Prince Kermue Moye Sr., included Bong County Superintendent Loleyah Hawa Norris and District Two Representative James M. Kolleh. The team visited Money Sweet, Gotobah, and Matthew towns, communities said to have been affected by the incident. At a town hall meeting, Charles Sweet, spokesperson for the affected communities, presented a comprehensive list…

By Joseph Kerkula King Mohammed VI has commended the Moroccan people for their collective efforts in successfully hosting the 35th edition of the African Cup of Nations (AFCON 2025), describing the tournament as a historic achievement for the Kingdom and the African continent. AFCON 2025 was held across Morocco from December 21, 2025, to January 18, 2026, drawing widespread international acclaim for its organization, hospitality, and vibrant atmosphere. In a statement released following the conclusion of the competition, the Monarch expressed deep gratitude to citizens nationwide for their dedication and exemplary mobilization in all host cities. He noted that the…

By: Akoi M. Baysah, Jr. The Office of Youth and Sports Minister-Designate Cornelia W. Kruah has dismissed claims that students were mobilized to attend her Senate confirmation hearing, describing reports circulating in the public as false and misleading. The confirmation hearing, scheduled for 2:00 p.m. on Friday, January 30, 2026, was postponed by the Liberian Senate. Prior to the postponement, groups of young people were seen gathered at the Capitol Building, prompting speculation about their presence. In a press statement issued after the postponement, the office clarified that the gathering of young people was voluntary and not organized by the…

By: Akoi M. Baysah, Jr. Students of Guzeh Elementary, Junior, and Senior High School in Zolowo Township, Zorzor Administrative District, Lofa County, were inspired on Friday after James Papy Kwabo addressed them during their Student Council Government induction ceremony. Kwabo encouraged the students to believe in themselves and embrace leadership as a pathway to national service. He reminded the young leaders that leadership begins early and is rooted in service rather than status.“This student leadership is the beginning of national leadership,” he told the gathering, urging students to remain committed, disciplined, and focused on making a positive difference in their…