Author: Julius Konton

Margibi County representation Ellen Attoh-Wreh has been officially inducted into office as the new chair of the women Legislative Caucus of Liberia. Speaking at the induction ceremony madam Wreh said the induction marks more than a change in leadership. According to her, it is a moment to reaffirm the role of the Women’s Legislative Caucus and set a clear direction for the term ahead. Delivering her induction address, the new head of the women Legislative Caucus of Liberia said her mandate remains focused to among other things work across political lines to advance gender equality and women’s political participation as…

House Speaker Richard Nagbe Koon has rally calls for urgent intervention to address the huge gap in the women representation in political leadership. According to him, the facts and figures regarding women’s political leadership and participation are appalling as such demand our urgent intervention. Speaking at the induction ceremony of the new women Legislative Caucus chair, Speaker Koon stated that the journey of women’s political leadership is not just a celebration of participation in the Legislature but rather it also serves as a moment to reflect on the ongoing struggle for the adequate and or equal representation of women in…

The lead campaign for the non permanent seat for Liberia at the United Nations Security Council, Amb. Sara Beysolow Nyanti said Liberia’s campaign is about more than a seat rather it is about a vision for a Security Council that is more inclusive, more effective, and more reflective of the world it serves. According to her , It is a call to acknowledge and address historical imbalances, to empower regions historically marginalized, and to build a more just and peaceful global order. She made the remarks in continuation of the massive campaign for Liberia’s candidacy for a non-permanent seat on…

The office for the Establishment of War and Economic Crimes Court in Liberia and people Uniting for peace in Liberia have signed a Memorandum of Understanding geared towards promoting peace and raising robust awareness around Transitional justice issues across the Country. The signing ceremony marked the seventh of its kind by the OWECC-L since its establishment. The move among other things demonstrates the trust and confidence Partners and Civil society groups have in the workings of the OWECC-L . Speaking at the signing ceremony , the Executive Director of OWECC-L Cllr. Jallah Barbu said OWECC-L remains resolved as part of…

By: Bryan Dioh | Maryland, Liberia | May 26, 2025 As Liberia intensifies its diplomatic push for a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), strong endorsements continue to emerge in support of the bid. The latest comes from the Liberia Chapter of the Mano River Youth Parliament (MRUYP-LC), which has formally declared its backing for the country’s candidacy. In a press statement issued recently, the MRUYP-LC said Liberia’s unique post-conflict recovery and steadfast commitment to regional peace and stability make it an ideal candidate for the Security Council. “Liberia’s voice would be a vital addition to global…

By: ESTHER NATELIA SCOTT / GRAND GEDEH Grand Gedeh County District #3 Representative Jacob Debee has issued a stern ultimatum to Lib-Energy, demanding the immediate restoration of electricity to Toe City following several weeks of total blackout. Speaking with urgency and concern, Rep. Debee decried the prolonged power outage, which he says has crippled daily life and dealt a severe blow to local businesses, considering the silence and inaction as from Lib-Energy are both unacceptable. Debee warned that his office will launch a comprehensive review of Lib-Energy’s operations and financial records to ensure greater accountability from the utility provider. He…

The Women’s Legislative Caucus of Liberia (WLCL) is set to induct a new corps of officers to steer the affairs of the Caucus for the next three years. The induction ceremony is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, May 27, 2025, at 1:00 PM on the grounds of the Capitol Building in Monrovia. Margibi County Electoral District #3, Representative, Ellen Attoh-Wreh, was elected Chairperson of the Caucus and will officially assume leadership during the ceremony. She succeeds Senator Nyonblee Karnga-Lawrence, President Pro Tempore of the Liberian Senate, who will formally turn over the gavel of authority to the new chairperson.…

By: Abraham K. KollieEmail: kollieabraham23@gmail.com A 28-year-old woman, Naomi Dorbor of the Lorma tribe, has been formally charged with manslaughter by the Liberia National Police Margibi County Detachments after an incident that left George N. Yango, 29, of the Kpelle tribe, unconscious. The alleged altercation occurred on Saturday May 24, 2025, when police received a distress call from Inspector James W. Flomo, the head of Police in Weala. According to LNP reports, the conflict began when N. Yango allegedly entered Dorbor’s home uninvited. Dorbor stated that she had been in a previous romantic relationship with him, but they had been…

By: Theophilus Williams Montserrado County District #3 Representative, Sumo Mulbah, has reaffirmed his strong support for the establishment of a War and Economic Crimes Court in Liberia. Speaking to our reporter, Representative Mulbah highlighted the importance of accountability for individuals who committed atrocities during the country’s civil conflict. He emphasized that justice must be served to ensure that victims and their families find healing, and the culture of impunity brought to an end. According to Representative Mulbah, the court’s establishment will not only bring justice but also serve as a powerful deterrent against future violations. “Those who committed heinous acts…

By: Julius Konton Strategic support for Liberia’s bid for the United Nations Security Council non permanent seat continue to swell as the campaign intensifies globally. The latest to join the significant bid is the House of Representatives. Through its Committee on Foreign Affairs, the House of Representatives pledged its unwavering support to the Government and People of Liberia in their quest to secure a non-permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) for the 2026–2027 term. This endorsement, announced from the Capitol Building, marks a significant milestone in Liberia’s diplomatic history and affirms the country’s longstanding commitment to global…