Madam Justine Dahn Yormie, prioritress of Justina Yormie Business Inc., speaks to the press about opportunities for Liberian businesses amid the Ivanhoe Atlantic Rails investment in Nimba County.

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Ex-Speaker and Grand Kru County District #2 Representative Fonati Koffa, Montserrado County Representatives Dixon W. Seboe (District #16) and Abu B. Kamara (District #15), as well as Grand Gedeh County Representative Jacob C. Deebie (District #3).

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But the same old system is operational in Liberia and elsewhere. Some of us are calling for the new thing but are still doing the old thing. It is a money-driven experience that has led the people of Liberia to conclude that violence places Liberia in the wrong direction. But Liberia is being placed in the right direction through awareness raising within the Rule of Law rather than the rule of outlaw. When persons with good records get elected to bring in the system of Justice, the indispensable ingredient for Peace and Progress in Liberia and in any other country.

Speaking with clarity and resolve, she claimed that she is legally married to Speaker Koon and that no divorce has ever taken place. The response from Speaker Koon, staff, and his family was swift and dramatic. In a Facebook post, Speaker Koon urged Kpor and others with claims against him to seek redress through the courts rather than the media. “I urge my sister, Mrs. Cecelia Koon Kpor, and all others who think that they have any legitimate claims against me, to use the courts for redress,” Koon wrote. According to her, she has filed for divorce at the civil law court in Liberia, and Speaker Koon is yet to respond to the lawsuit.

According to Weah, China allegedly sought Liberia’s involvement in broader political disagreements with the United States—an approach he said he firmly rejected. According to Weah, China allegedly sought Liberia’s involvement in broader political disagreements with the United States—an approach he said he firmly rejected. Despite these arrangements, the overpass bridge projects remained suspended throughout the Weah administration. On September 2, 2025, President Boakai and Chinese Ambassador to Liberia Yin Chengwu officially broke ground for the construction of the two overpass bridges in Monrovia. At the groundbreaking ceremony, President Boakai praised China for its continued support, describing the project as critical to easing traffic congestion and improving urban mobility.

Monrovia – ActionAid Liberia has convened civil society organizations, government officials, youth groups, traditional leaders, and development partners to discuss strategies for mobilizing domestic resources to finance renewable energy and address climate change challenges in Liberia. Speaking at the event, John Forkpa Kannah, Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC) Coordinator and In-Country Facilitator for climate change within the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), said the dialogue was timely as climate change continues to disrupt Liberia’s economy. “We have recently submitted Liberia’s third Nationally Determined Contribution, which is our latest action plan to address climate change,” Kannah said. To achieve this, we must mobilize resources both domestically and externally.”Mr. Kannah further disclosed that Liberia has developed a renewable energy strategy aimed at mobilizing domestic financing for clean energy generation. “It is important that all stakeholders come together to find ways to mitigate the impact of climate change,” Kollie said.

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Minister Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan congratulates Philajua Boima on his new role as Chief of Office Staff in the MFDP Minister’s Office.