Monrovia – The Civil Law Court for Montserrado County has issued a temporary restraining order halting all processes related to the upcoming Liberia Football Association (LFA) elections. By: Christopher C. Walker, [email protected]The move follows a Petition for Declaratory Judgment filed by Cassell Anthony Kouh, president of FC Fassell, who is challenging the constitutionality of the association’s eligibility requirements. Kouh, a high-profile aspirant for the LFA presidency, is seeking a judicial interpretation of Article 58.1 of the LFA Statutes. The LFA noted that the matter has also been elevated to the Supreme Court of Liberia for arguments on whether Article 58.1 aligns with the 1986 Constitution of Liberia. However, Article 58.1 remains the “Gordian Knot” of his campaign.

Bushrod Queens Players suspended include Felicity Asante, Nailea Boimah, Odell E. Togbah, Fatima B. Gboah, and Gifty H. Gboah, while the staff are Head Coach Watchin Harmon and Medic Veronic B. Johnson. Earth Angels was also hit with two Players suspended, Christina Jappah and Orlet Obey. The committee cited “unprofessional conduct” displayed by Sayon following a Third Division match at the Doris Williams Stadium in Grand Bassa County. Fassell–Bea Mountain FalloutThe current disciplinary climate follows a chaotic scene at Gompa Stadium during a high-stakes clash between FC Bea Mountain and FC Fassell. The Disciplinary Committee is currently reviewing additional video footage and the Match Commissioner’s formal report.

Monrovia — Several women from Nimba County District 9 have honored former Liberian President Ellen Johnson- Sirleaf as part of activities marking International Women’s Day 2026. In response, former President Sirleaf expressed appreciation to the women for traveling to meet her. Speaking at the program, Representative Wongbe praised the former president for motivating women and leaders across the country. Representative Wongbe stated that the women had also brought gifts for the former president in recognition of her contributions. “The women have come to honor you, and they brought gifts for you as well,” Representative Wongbe added.

By James T. BrooksSecurity forces from the Liberian National Police (LNP) have successfully secured the Sorlumba border area in Foya District, Lofa County, following a tense standoff on Wednesday. The team engaged with community youths who had mobilized in defense of Liberia’s territorial integrity following reports of potential encroachment by Guinean soldiers. Upon arriving at the scene, Deputy Director Freeman met with dozens of gathered youths, commending their vigilance while urging them to allow national security institutions to manage the situation. Freeman acknowledged their patriotic concerns but emphasized that the LNP has now assumed full responsibility for maintaining security. While the Liberian National Police maintain a steady security presence around the Sorlumba border, residents in communities along the Makona River corridor remain cautious.

By Amos HarrisAmos Tweh, the Managing Director of the Liberia Petroleum Refining Company (LPRC), has formally commended Senator Abraham Darius Dillon for introducing a landmark draft bill designed to modernize the legal and operational framework of Liberia’s petroleum sector. Speaking on Monday during a public hearing organized by a joint committee of the Liberian Senate, Tweh described the proposed legislation as a forward-looking reform essential for reinforcing national energy security. Tweh emphasized that the petroleum sector remains a critical pillar of the Liberian economy. He argued that the proposed legislation would provide the necessary legal backing to enhance operational efficiency, regulatory clarity, and long-term sustainability. The proposed reform has been widely welcomed by stakeholders as a proactive measure to improve governance and institutional capacity within one of the country’s most strategic economic sectors.

By Amos HarrisThe National Lottery Authority (NLA) has escalated its nationwide campaign against illegal mini slot machines, launching a series of enforcement operations across Montserrado County. This initiative is designed to protect Liberian youth and restore regulatory order to the country’s gaming sector. During recent exercises, officers confiscated numerous illegal mini slot machines from unlicensed operators found in violation of standing gaming regulations. Officials will continue to monitor establishments and investigate reports of illegal operations to ensure a transparent and accountable gaming environment. As the crackdown progresses, the NLA encourages all operators to regularize their businesses and operate within the legal framework to protect the future of Liberia’s youth.

..Clarifies Limits Of Free SpeechBy Amos HarrisThe Supreme Court of Liberia has announced the adjudication and final judgment of sixty-three cases during its October 2025 Term. Chief Justice Gbeisay remarked that public profanity undermines these principles and fails to reflect the values of Liberian society. The Court found that Yeazean’s repeated social media attacks against the Supreme Court Bench were unsubstantiated and intended to bring the judiciary into disrepute. Chief Justice Gbeisay underscored that the power to punish contempt is a centuries-old principle essential to the justice system. In closing, Chief Justice Gbeisay urged the Executive and Legislative branches to adopt disciplinary measures against public officials who use vulgar language.

Ottawa, Canada – Liberian human rights defender based in Canada Stanley Quaye has strongly criticized what he describes as the unacceptable encroachment on Liberia’s territory by neighboring Guinea, warning that the government’s silence and inaction could undermine the country’s sovereignty. Webster Clayeh [email protected]Quaye further warned the Liberian government to prepare for a possible armed invasion by Guinean troops or armed jihadists from the Sahel region. According to Quaye, protecting national territory is one of the fundamental responsibilities of any government, and failure to act decisively sends the wrong signal both domestically and internationally. At the same time, he emphasized the need for Liberia to invest more heavily in its national defense. According to Quaye, a stronger defense force would boost national confidence and demonstrate Liberia’s commitment to protecting its borders.

MONROVIA – A group of Liberians based in the United States of America under the banner United Liberians Association of Houston has been putting smiles on the faces of less-fortunate Liberians, especially women, by providing food to help ease the burden they are experiencing. Since its inception, the United Liberians Association of Houston has rendered assistance to many underprivileged Liberians. “These rice is being provided by the United Liberians Association of Houston in the USA. It should read: United Liberian Association of Houston (ULAH). For his part, The President of the United Liberian Association of Houston (ULAH), Mr. Tom-Luckie Gwagee, expressed deep gratitude and pride following the successful rice donation initiative in Liberia.

In response, a group of local youths moved to the same location and planted another pole, raising the Liberian flag as a symbolic assertion that the territory belongs to Liberia. Gunfire Leaves One WoundedAlthough the Guinean soldiers reportedly withdrew from the area Tuesday evening, residents say the calm was short-lived. He acknowledged the concerns of local residents but cautioned against emotional reactions that could turn a manageable situation into a dangerous conflict. Local leaders say they remain hopeful that the governments of Liberia and Guinea will address the dispute through diplomatic channels and prevent further confrontation. For now, security forces remain on alert in the border communities as residents watch closely for the next steps from both governments.

Samuel Reeves, has called on public officials across Liberia to demonstrate integrity and honesty in the discharge of their duties, urging them to place national interest above personal ambition. Refuse corruption even when it appears profitable, and rise as a generation whose service becomes the next great legacy of this republic,” Rev. Reeves stressed that the future of Liberia will not be determined solely in presidential offices or legislative chambers. Reeves stressed that Liberia cannot be sustained by laws alone but must also be sustained by love. He encouraged citizens to serve the nation with their skills while also maintaining strong moral and spiritual values.

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