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10/09/2025

09/09/2025

The love for the party had CDCians dancing after they paid their dues.

09/09/2025

Margibi County Superintendent appointed individuals who will spearhead activities leading to this year's national County Sports meet as Hon. Tony Walker retained his position as head of the County Sports Association.

09/09/2025

DISUNITY AMONG LEADERS: HON. MATTHEW JOE SPEAKS OUT ON GBU BOARD APPOINTMENT

Hon. Matthew Joe has expressed disappointment and surprise over the appointment of the Grand Bassa University (GBU) Board, stating that the process did not follow the agreed-upon procedures.

According to him, the caucus and leaders had agreed to present their recommendations for the board appointments, but the final list submitted to the president was different from what they had proposed.

Hon. Matthew Joe alleged that there is disunity among the leaders, citing the removal of Dr. Lawrence Bropleh's name from the list despite his past experiences with the university.

He believes that Dr. Bropleh could have worked well with the other appointees.

The legislator also criticized some leaders who did not support the bill to upgrade the college to a university, accusing them of hypocrisy. He claimed that these senators are now acting like they care about education.

Hon. Matthew Joe stated that they will meet with the president to express their differences and disappointment. He emphasized the need for unity and respect, warning that disrespect could lead to further action, including erecting checkpoints.

09/09/2025

Senator Edwin Melvin Snowe Jr. Write ✍️✍️✍️

"A heartfelt and resounding congratulations to my dear friend and global icon, George Manneh Weah, on his prestigious appointment by FIFA to lead the anti-racism Players’ Voice Panel This is a monumental moment, not just for football but for the broader fight for equality and justice worldwide. George, your selection for this role is a testament to your integrity, leadership, and lifelong dedication to confronting injustice head-on.

Racism, a vile and persistent virus, has long plagued the beautiful game, tarnishing its spirit and leaving deep scars not only on the pitch but also within the political and social fabrics of communities across the globe. From discriminatory chants in stadiums to systemic barriers off the field, its impact has been devastating, dividing fans, players, and societies alike. Yet, in the face of this challenge, FIFA could not have chosen a more fitting leader than you, Manneh. Your remarkable journey; from a football legend to a global advocate for change, has shown the world what it means to stand up against racism and injustice with courage and conviction.

With your unparalleled leadership, grounded in humility and strength, and your unwavering commitment to fairness, I have absolute confidence that you will steer this high-profile panel with wisdom and impact. Your voice has always been a beacon of hope, and now, as you take on this critical task, I know you’ll inspire players, fans, and communities to unite in dismantling racism in football and beyond. This is more than a role, it’s a movement, and you’re the perfect person to lead it.
Congratulations my friend! I am super proud of you."

09/09/2025

09/09/2025

Former Solicitor General Sayma Syrenius Cephus, in an open letter to President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, expressed concern about worsening living conditions in Liberia, stressing that “the Liberian people are suffering” and the country is sinking into hardship, hunger, and economic paralysis. He urged the President to go beyond reports from cabinet ministers and quietly tour communities such as West Point, Soniwein, and his hometown in River Gee to see the realities of deprivation.

Cephus warned that the President is becoming inaccessible and overly controlled by a few close associates who misuse their positions while failing to deliver on their duties. He called on Boakai to appoint competent, professional officials rather than prioritizing nepotism or regional affiliations, cautioning that poor choices will lead to scorn and rejection of the administration.

He also highlighted the government’s weak approach to Liberia’s drug crisis, noting that the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency is targeting users instead of importers, and that suspensions and dismissals at the agency reveal a lack of strategy. He recommended establishing an Independent Counsel with proper authority and resources to lead a serious anti-drug campaign.

Additionally, Cephus criticized the government’s failure to honor a court-approved agreement to pay his niece, Elizabeth Dorkin, for the unexpired term of her tenure position after suspension. He described this as discriminatory and contrary to the President’s ARREST Agenda.

Despite his criticisms, Cephus emphasized that he still believes there is time for the President to make amends. He urged Boakai to reassess his “Rescue Team,” prioritize reconciliation in appointments, and adopt tougher but fair decisions to correct the nation’s governance challenges.