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10/02/2026

Prophet Key walks out of Temple of Justice, assigned a Public Defender for Thursday’s second hearing.

He has been on an insult spree of the Chief Justice and other members of the Judiciary.

Time will tell

10/02/2026

LIS Dismisses Two Officers and Suspends One Following Internal Investigation

The Liberia Immigration Service (LIS) informs the public that it has dismissed Officer Isaiah M. Gray and Officer George Cooper followed the conclusion of an internal investigation.

The decision follows a comprehensive investigation and the voluntary verbal statements of the accused officers concerning serious allegations of fraud, forgery, and falsification of official documents, specifically involving Resident Permit Cards.

The investigation was initiated by the LIS Administration and carried out by a Special Investigative Team under the leadership of the Director of the Professional Standards Division (PSD). Findings from the investigation established sufficient grounds to warrant the dismissal of the two officers.

Additionally, the LIS announces the suspension of Officer Mark A. Sheriff for a period of two (2) months without pay. This disciplinary action is based on a second reported offense and follows an investigation into his involvement with individuals who criminally misappropriated funds intended for the processing of resident permits.

These actions were taken in strict accordance with the LIS Code of Conduct and Disciplinary Regulations of 2016, particularly Section 8.1(a), which addresses criminal misconduct, abuse of authority, corruption, bribery, forgery, and falsification of records, and Section 15.0, which outlines applicable disciplinary measures and sanctions.
The Liberia Immigration Service strongly cautions the public against conducting any business with the aforementioned officers, as doing so will be entirely at their own risk.

LIS remains firmly committed to upholding the highest standards of integrity, professionalism, and accountability. Any conduct that undermines public trust or violates the laws and regulations governing the Service will not be tolerated.

The administration assures the public that LIS will continue to strengthen its internal control mechanisms

10/02/2026

Zwedru Marketers Challenge President’s Job Claims; Call for Economic Reality Check in Grand Gedeh

February 9, 2026

Marketers in Zwedru, Grand Gedeh County, have expressed strong disagreement with President Joseph Nyuma Boakai’s recent 2026 State of the Nation Address, specifically regarding the government’s claim of creating 70,000 jobs for Liberians over the past year.

In a series of local engagements today February 9, 2026, marketers in the Zwedru Central Market described the President’s figures as disconnected from the reality of life in the southeast. The group argued that the lack of formal employment remains the primary reason the market is overcrowded, as citizens struggle to find alternative means of survival.

The marketers emphasized that their presence in the streets and stalls of Zwedru is a sign of resilience in the face of unemployment, rather than a choice made in a thriving economy. They are urging the Boakai administration to move beyond speech-based progress and invest in tangible industries that would create real, sustainable jobs in Grand Gedeh County.

Reporter: Joe Osanga Bartee Jr.

10/02/2026

Less than six months in school about 27 students at Sinje Public School in Grand Cape Mount County are reportedly pregnant.

10/02/2026

Breaking Barriers in Uniform: New Initiative Opens Doors for Women in Liberia’s Armed Forces

By: Samuel Felix

The Ministry of Defense, in collaboration with UN Women Liberia, has officially launched the Elsie Initiative Fund Project an ambitious program designed to increase the recruitment and meaningful inclusion of women in the Armed Forces of Liberia (AFL).

The initiative seeks to empower women to take on active roles in peace and security, ensuring their stronger presence not only within the AFL but also in international peacekeeping missions. By removing barriers to entry and promoting gender equality in the security sector, the project marks a major step toward building a more inclusive, representative, and effective armed force for Liberia.

Officials described the launch as a transformative moment that reflects Liberia’s commitment to women’s leadership, national security, and global peace efforts.

10/02/2026

Four Liberian health professionals are departing Liberia today for specialized trauma care training at the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in New Delhi, India.

They include Jamesetta Gbawar, Registered Nurse at Bensonville Hospital; Sameria Gbeh Hills, Registered Nurse at Barnesville Health Center; Charles Z. Tarnue, Physician Assistant at Barnesville Health Center, and Tennemah Jalloh Pipeline health Center, Officer-In-Charge (OIC).

The training, scheduled for February 11–17, 2026, is sponsored by the Government of India under the Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation (ITEC) Programme.

The one-week course will be conducted by trauma care specialists at the Apex Trauma Care Facility of AIIMS and will combine theoretical instruction with tabletop practical exercises. Designed for medical and nursing professionals, the program emphasizes hands-on, practice-oriented learning while minimizing disruption to participants’ regular duties.

The course will bring together participants from several regions across Asia, Africa, Latin America, and Oceania, providing an opportunity for cross-country learning and experience sharing in trauma management.

The Ministry of Health expresses appreciation to the Government and people of India, through the Indian Embassy near Monrovia.

- Ministry of Health, Republic of Liberia -

10/02/2026

New Hope Flows at Gondama Clinic: Clean Water and Sanitation Transform Healthcare in Grand Cape Mount

February 10, 2026 — Access to safe water and proper sanitation has received a major boost at Gondama Clinic following the successful completion of a new WASH (Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene) project by the Ministry of Health in partnership with WaterAid Liberia.

The initiative saw the rehabilitation of the clinic’s borehole, accompanied by thorough water quality testing to ensure safety. A modern water tower was erected, polytanks installed, and a piped water distribution network connected across the facility to guarantee a steady supply of clean water.

To further promote hygiene and patient safety, a general handwashing station was constructed alongside washbasins strategically placed at points of care. The project also delivered a newly built one-cubicle latrine for the Maternal and Child Health (MCH) ward, significantly improving sanitation for mothers and children.

Health workers and community members have welcomed the development, describing it as a life-changing improvement that will enhance service delivery, reduce infection risks, and restore dignity to healthcare at Gondama Clinic.

09/02/2026

Former Ruling Political Party CDC Expels Three Senior Members Over Alleged Disloyalty

Monrovia, Liberia – February 9, 2026
The Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) has announced the immediate expulsion of three senior political figures from its ranks, citing prolonged acts of disloyalty and violations of the party’s constitution and bylaws.

In a statement issued on Monday by the Office of the National Chairman, the CDC said the decision followed what it described as nearly 18 months of conduct deemed damaging to the party’s interests and principles.

Those expelled are Grand Gedeh Senator Zoe E. Pennue, Kanio Bai Gbala, and Samson Weah, Representative of Sinoe County District Two.

According to the release, the expulsions were carried out in line with several provisions of the CDC constitution, including Sections 38, 39, 41(A), 42, 44, 45, 46, and 47. Section 47 outlines circumstances under which party membership may cease, including voluntary withdrawal, transfer of loyalty to another political party, or expulsion endorsed by the party’s National Executive Committee (NEC).

The party accused the expelled members of using public platforms to denigrate the CDC and of aligning themselves with the ruling Unity Party-led government actions the CDC says are inconsistent with its values and opposition stance.

“The CDC does not condone such conduct and hereby affirms that these individuals are no longer affiliated with the party in any form,” the statement said.

In unusually strong language, the party leadership described the actions of the expelled members as “treacherous” and warned other members against engaging in what it termed “deviant and anti CDC conduct.” The CDC further cautioned the public against doing business with the expelled individuals in the name of the party, stating that any such engagement would be done at one’s own risk.

The statement, signed by National Chairman Janga A. Kowo, reaffirmed the CDC’s commitment to its people centered principles and said the party remains focused on rebuilding and preparing for the 2029 general elections.

As of publication, there has been no official public response from the expelled members.

09/02/2026

Liberia new Youth and Sports Minister Cornelia Kurah make it hard for AI as she presents how she will provide millions of job opportunities on paper to the Liberian Senate during her confirmation hearing.

The graph 📉 said it all.

09/02/2026

Judge Barkon Hails Grand Bassa Leaders for Boosting Court Operations with 18-Seat Bus

By: Samuel Felix

Buchanan, Grand Bassa County — February 9, 2026 — A Gift That Drives Justice Forward. Resident Judge of the 2nd Judicial Circuit Court, His Honor Joe S. Barkon, has warmly praised the Grand Bassa County Authorities and the Bassa Legislative Caucus for their generous donation of an 18 seat bus to support the local judiciary.

The commendation was delivered Monday during the formal opening of the February A.D. 2026 Term of Court in Buchanan, where Judge Barkon described the gesture as a timely and meaningful boost to judicial operations.

According to the judge, the new bus significantly strengthens the court’s logistical capacity, improving mobility for court personnel and enhancing overall efficiency in the administration of justice.

He noted that the donation reflects a growing spirit of cooperation between the judiciary, county leadership, and lawmakers representing Grand Bassa County.

Judge Barkon applauded the County Authorities for recognizing the critical needs of the justice system and lauded the Bassa Legislative Caucus for its consistent efforts to promote development across vital sectors, including governance and public service.

He expressed optimism that continued collaboration among the branches of government will help build a stronger, more accessible, and more responsive justice system for the people of Grand Bassa.

The 18 seat bus, recently procured by the Grand Bassa County Administration, was officially turned over to the Judiciary as part of broader efforts to improve court operations within the 2nd Judicial Circuit.

The opening ceremony drew county officials, legal professionals, security personnel, and citizens, all of whom witnessed the judge’s heartfelt appreciation and his call for sustained partnership in upholding the rule of law across the county.

09/02/2026

When the Crowd Took the Lead Students’ Voices Shape Christoph The Change’s Unplanned Moment on Campus

By: Build FM staff

New details have surfaced surrounding Christoph The Change’s recent performance at the St. Teresa Convent Catholic School campus, shedding light on how one unexpected song became the highlight of the event.

Sources revealed that the rapper was originally scheduled to perform five tracks: “Blessing,” “Akazuku,” “Handbag,” “Landlord Daughter,” and “Hold Your Polaruh.” Notably, “Nut Bag Seed” was never included in the official setlist.

However, as Christoph arrived on campus and made his way toward the stage, students welcomed him with loud chants of the song, singing along with excitement and repeatedly calling for it to be performed.

The overwhelming energy of the crowd reportedly influenced the moment, turning the students into the driving force behind the request. This strongly suggests that the performance was sparked by the audience’s enthusiasm rather than a deliberate choice by either the artist or the school administration.

What began as a planned concert quickly transformed into a shared experience between artist and students a powerful reminder of how music connects hearts and how youthful joy can shape unforgettable moments.

09/02/2026

Body Builder Sam Woart Makes History for Liberia with Bronze Finish on International Stage

By: Samuel Felix

Congratulations to Sam Woart on a remarkable and inspiring achievement as he represented Liberia for the first time in an international bodybuilding competition and returned home with a proud third place victory.

Competing against athletes from across the world, Sam’s performance not only showcased his dedication, discipline, and hard work but also placed Liberia on the global bodybuilding map. His bronze finish stands as a powerful symbol of what determination and belief can accomplish.

This milestone marks more than just a personal win it is a breakthrough moment for Liberian bodybuilding, proving that with support, training, and persistence, Team Liberia can rise to compete with the best.

“One day, one day, Team Liberia will make the difference in bodybuilding,” supporters echoed, inspired by Sam’s success and the hope it brings to young athletes across the country.

Sam Woart’s journey is a reminder that every great national success begins with a first step and today, Liberia celebrates one of its own who dared to dream and delivered with pride.

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