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Mass Arrest Across Sierra Leone

Mass arrest of both present and former officials of government is being reported across Sierra Leone, following a suspected coup plot to unseat incumbent President, Julius Maada Bio, but foiled during the early hours of Sunday, November 26, in

Mass Arrest Across Sierra Leone

Mass arrest of both present and former officials of government is being reported across Sierra Leone, following a

Upists Alleged Killer Sent To Jail

By Grace Q. BryantThe Monrovia City Court has sent a supporter of the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC),

Albino Society Boss On Failed Politicians

The Founder and Executive Director of the Liberia Albino Society, Patricia Logan, asserted that Liberian

PYJ Makes Big Demands To Boakai’s Administration

By B. Linus Flomo After playing a pivotal role in the recent election of Joseph Boakai of the Unity Party,

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Mass Arrest Across Sierra Leone

Mass arrest of both present and former officials of government is being reported across Sierra Leone, following a suspected coup plot to unseat incumbent President, Julius Maada Bio, but foiled during the early hours of Sunday, November

Upists Alleged Killer Sent To Jail

By Grace Q. BryantThe Monrovia City Court has sent a supporter of the Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC), Lawrence Williams, to the Monrovia Central Prison for allegedly causing the death of three persons and leaving 24 others injured

Albino Society Boss On Failed Politicians

The Founder and Executive Director of the Liberia Albino Society, Patricia Logan, asserted that Liberian politicians’ reelection missions usually fail because they serve themselves instead of the citizens. The latest assertion of Madam

PYJ Makes Big Demands To Boakai’s Administration

By B. Linus Flomo After playing a pivotal role in the recent election of Joseph Boakai of the Unity Party, Senator Prince Y. Johnson of Nimba County, is reportedly making excessive demands for major positions in the Boakai-led

Weah Leaves For COP Conference

By Precious D Freeman President George Weah has departed Liberia for Dubai, The United Arab Emirates to attend the Climate Conference. The Liberian Leader departed the country early afternoon hours yesterday, flanked by his wife,

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