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MONROVIA – Newly invited Lone Star goalkeeper Amos Wesseh has described his first call-up to the senior national team as a “dream come true” as he join the squad for upcoming international fixtures in Morocco. Representing my country has always been one of my biggest goals, so this first call-up makes me incredibly proud,” Wesseh said. Right now, it is a big step forward and a chance to show what I can do.”Wesseh the son of former Lone Star goalkeeper trainer Christopher Wesseh has been in impressive form in the Dutch fourth tier. He credits his development at ROHDA Raalte as the catalyst for his professional progress. “Playing at ROHDA Raalte has helped me grow enormously, both mentally and physically.
Gibson and Open Bible Mission High School clawed their way into the semi-finals via the penalty spot. Gibson High School of Montserrado County survived a frantic late-game surge from Free Pentecostal Global Mission High School, eventually winning 5-4 on penalties following a 2-2 draw in regulation. In the second encounter, Open Bible Mission High School mirrored Gibson’s path to victory, edging out St. Paul Episcopal Parish High School. The tournament continues today Wednesday, March 25, 2026, with Montserrado’s Howard Academy High School going against River Gee’s Tweh Jaiklay High School (KB) at 1:00 pm; Montserrado’s Amos T. Warner High School against Montserrado’s Nathan F. Reeves Charity Memorial High School (KB) at 2:15 pm; all in the kickball category. Pratt High School (FB) at 3:30 pm; Montserrado’s Highway Christian High School face Montserrado’s Howard Academy High School (FB) at 4:45 pm.
Local Government Minister Francis Sakila NyumalinMonrovia – Local Government Minister-designate Francis Sakila Nyumalin has strongly denied allegations linking him to the ongoing Sorlumba border dispute between Liberia and Guinea, challenging authorities to investigate and prosecute him if found culpable. Rising Border TensionsThe situation has heightened concerns among residents in communities near the Makona River, particularly in the Sorlumba Clan area, where recent confrontations have been reported. Nyumalin Rejects AllegationsIn response, Nyumalin, in his confirmation hearing, dismissed the claims as baseless, insisting that he has no involvement in illegal mining activities. Denies Illegal Mining ClaimsNyumalin further distanced himself from the allegations, noting that sand mining along the Makona River predates his lifetime and is not a recent development. What I do know is that for over 100 years—even before I was born—the people of Foya have mined sand in the Makona River.
“Even in this Ramadan, the Muslims who came to me and said, ‘Imam, this is Ramadan for you,’ were not up to six,” he said.
KOKOYA, Bong County – A woman believed to be in her 30s has been accused of pouring boiling water on the genitals of her 11-year-old stepdaughter in Kokoya, Bong County. In the footage, the victim is seen sitting next to her stepmother—the alleged perpetrator—as both were questioned about the incident. Eyewitness AccountsAccording to local witnesses, the stepmother claimed the child was punished for “misbehaving.” In response, the woman reportedly boiled water and poured it between the child’s legs, resulting in life-altering injuries. 71% of children experience physical punishment, 80% suffer from psychological aggression and 28% of children aged 5–17 is engaged in child labor. The Kokoya incident serves as a stark reminder of the vulnerability of children and the urgent need for law enforcement to hold perpetrators of domestic abuse accountable.
Multidrug-resistant TB (MDR-TB), a form of TB caused by bacteria resistant to at least two of the the two most powerful first-line TB medicines, is more complex and more expensive to treat. This time, she adhered to this easier treatment regimen and was cured. For MDR-TB patients, having a treatment supporter is essential.”A range of supportive measures help the patient to adhere to treatment. The patient’s treatment supporter, usually a family member, is provided with a card that they mark each observed dose. The post Treatment of multidrug-resistant tuberculosis in Eswatini shows encouraging results appeared first on African Media Agency.
Monrovia –The Kimberley Process Review Team is visiting Liberia for the first time in 13 years to assess the progress the country has made and to further strengthen the mining sector. “Liberia remains fully committed to the principles and requirements of the Kimberley Process Certification Scheme. She further emphasized outreach efforts aimed at miners, brokers, and exporters to improve understanding of Kimberley Process requirements and national regulations. Kimberley Process Highlights AchievementsThe head of the Kimberley Process Review Visiting Delegation to Liberia, Alexander Novikov, described the initiative as a successful multilateral mechanism in combating conflict diamonds. He noted that over more than 20 years, the Kimberley Process has significantly reduced the presence of conflict diamonds in global trade.
Monrovia – The race for the presidency of the Liberia Football Association (LFA) appears to be heavily in favor of the incumbent, Mustapha Raji, after more than 30 voting delegates officially signed a resolution backing his third-term bid. “We have seen the evidence of growth, from the grass on our pitches to the walls of our new headquarters,” the resolution stated. Dulleh, a former Executive Committee member at the LFA, said though they have 30 voters the number could increase because others are asking to commit to the resolution. Defying the Legal StormThe show of solidarity comes at a time when the LFA is embroiled in a high-stakes legal battle. As the “Harper 2026” slogan gains momentum, the LFA finds itself at a crossroads balancing a clear domestic mandate for continuity against the external threat of international sanctions.
Monrovia – The Liberia Football Association (LFA) has received a warning from the world football governing body, FIFA over ongoing legal maneuvers aimed at halting the association’s elective congress scheduled for April 18, 2026. “Recourse to ordinary courts of law is prohibited unless specifically provided for in FIFA regulations,” the letter stated. The global body warned that any breach of these provisions, regardless of whether the LFA leadership initiated the court action, could result in Liberia being barred from global competitions. FIFA also reaffirmed the LFA’s autonomy in managing its internal affairs, including the setting of eligibility criteria for candidates. The LFA has been instructed to keep FIFA apprised of all legal developments.
By Amos HarrisA fresh wave of skepticism is sweeping across Liberia following the government’s announcement of new petroleum price ceilings designed to stabilize fuel costs in rural counties. For years, rural communities have complained about persistent price disparities, often paying significantly more for fuel than residents in Monrovia. The ripple effects of fuel pricing extend far beyond the pump. There is a growing fear that today’s fuel regulations could lead to poorly executed price controls on staple foods tomorrow. Ultimately, the controversy surrounding the new petroleum price ceilings is a fundamental test of governance.
