Liberia: Boakai’s Nomination of Ex-NEC Commissioner Weedor, Linked to Ruling Unity Party Sparks Public Concern
Kula Bonah Nyei Fofana described Weedor as a seasoned professional with a strong background in electoral administration, governance, and public service. Weedor brings to the position a wealth of experience in electoral administration, governance, and public service. During the 2023 presidential and legislative elections, Weedor and former NEC Chairman Cllr. “The President’s choice as Chairman of the National Elections Commission, Mr. Jonathan Weedor, has the requisite experience and technical capabilities. While his supporters highlight his institutional knowledge and long service, critics insist that public confidence in the NEC depends not only on expertise but also on unquestioned independence.
Source:Front Page Africa
April 01, 2026 13:05 UTC
Liberia: Bishop Kortu Brown Urges Inclusion of Ex-President Sirleaf in Liberia–Guinea Border Mediation, Warns Handling of Crisis Will Define Boakai–Koung Administration
“Now we are seeing the reason why we always needed political unity. It’s because we do not build political unity. He stressed that government should focus on ensuring political unity and addressing economic disparity across the country. Bishop Brown, however, warned opposition leaders and others against inflaming the Liberia-Guinea border situation for political rewards. He said concealing political unity requires the collective efforts of all, including the government, political and religious leaders.
Source:Front Page Africa
April 01, 2026 13:05 UTC
Rhode Island House Honors Liberian Senator Edwin Snowe for Promoting Unity, Democracy, and Regional Cooperation
PROVIDENCE, Rhode Island – The Rhode Island House of Representatives has honored Bomi County Senator Edwin Melvin Snowe, Jr. for his contributions to peace, national unity, democratic governance in Liberia, and regional cooperation. Introducing Senator Snowe to the House, Rhode Island State Representative Nathan W. Biah, Sr., described him as a distinguished statesman whose service to Liberia spans both chambers of the national legislature and extends beyond the country’s borders. “Honorable colleagues, please join me in welcoming a statesman, mentor, and true servant of the Liberian people—Senator Edwin Snowe.”Following the introduction, members of the Rhode Island House of Representatives gave Senator Snowe a standing ovation before presenting him with a formal citation. In response, Senator Snowe expressed appreciation for the recognition. After several years in that role, he contested and won a representative seat in Bomi County, and was subsequently elected as Senator of Bomi County.
Source:Front Page Africa
April 01, 2026 12:33 UTC
Liberia: Gbarnga Faces Burial Crisis as Mayor Varpilah Demands New Cemetery Site
GBARNGA – The Mayor of Gbarnga, Gallah Varpilah, has intensified calls for the immediate relocation of the city’s overcrowded cemetery. The repeated disturbance of graves and exposure of human remains, he said, could create an unsafe environment and increase the risk of disease. “This is not just about space; it is about safety, dignity, and respect for both the living and the dead,” Mayor Varpilah stated. Mayor Varpilah also linked the cemetery crisis to broader urban planning challenges facing Gbarnga. Reflecting on the emotional toll of the situation, Mayor Varpilah described the trauma experienced by families who encounter human remains while attempting to bury loved ones.
Source:Front Page Africa
April 01, 2026 11:59 UTC
Five Points Clear: Watanga End Cezayir’s Unbeaten Run with Gritty 4-2 Victory over Gold Boys
Garmondeh reacted quickest to tap home from close range after Bea Mountain goalkeeper Emil Djata spilled an initial effort from Varney B. Varney. Despite an injection of urgency from Bea Mountain in the second half, Watanga struck again against the run of play. Deep into stoppage time, Varney B. Varney rose above the defense to loop a header into the net, sealing the 4-2 victory. Coach’s CornerSpeaking to reporters after the final whistle, a jubilant Watanga head coach Theophilus Geekor hailed the performance but remained cautious about the road ahead. Beating a team like Bea Mountain has certainly taken us closer to the championship, but our work is far from over,” Geekor said.
Source:Front Page Africa
April 01, 2026 11:33 UTC
Liberia: Diaspora Liberian Sodone Proposes Reforms to Transform Liberia’s Real Estate Sector
Selma Lomax, [email protected]In a new policy paper released on March 31, Sodone explains that Liberia’s real estate sector has for many years operated without strong rules and proper enforcement. A key part of his proposal is the creation of a central authority that will regulate the real estate sector. This institution will beresponsible for licensing real estate professionals, ensuring compliance with laws, and enforcing standards. On the economic side, the paper explains that a well-regulated real estate sector can bring many benefits to Liberia. These include enforcing strict licensing for real estate professionals, developing and implementing national zoning laws, and providing incentives to rebuild abandoned and war-damaged properties.
Source:Front Page Africa
April 01, 2026 11:30 UTC
‘No Political Bypass’: Christian Weah Warns Sports Ministry as LFA, Team Cassell Meeting Ends Without Resolution
By: Christopher C. Walker | 0777898224 / 0886723075 | [email protected]His comments followed a high-stakes meeting held Tuesday between the Ministry, LFA leadership, and the “Team Cassell” camp. “Our statutes clearly state that any individual convicted of a criminal offense is ineligible to participate in LFA elections,” Weah stated prior to the meeting. You cannot ‘dialogue’ away a criminal conviction record.”Deadlock After Separate SessionsThe Ministry convened separate sessions on Tuesday, meeting first with the LFA at 10:00 AM, followed by a session with Team Cassell at 12:30 PM. While Kuoh’s legal team is currently seeking a Supreme Court review of the eligibility rules, Weah and other key stakeholders are demanding strict adherence to the LFA’s governing documents. “We will not sit idly by and watch the foundation of our association be traded for political expediency,” Weah said following the Tuesday sessions.
Source:Front Page Africa
April 01, 2026 11:27 UTC
Dorley, Bah Inspire Lone Star to Dramatic Comeback Draw
MONROVIA – The Liberia national football team, the Lone Star, showcased a rare display of grit and tactical discipline on Tuesday, clawing back from a two-goal deficit against Libya in a friendly match to secure a hard-fought draw in a thrilling international encounter. A Shaky StartThe Lone Star endured a nightmare opening, conceding two quick goals in the early stages that left many supporters stunned. However, rather than collapsing, the Lone Star gradually regrouped. The persistence finally paid off when Sulahmana Bah found the back of the net, completing the comeback in the 82 minutes and ensuring the Lone Star earned a share of the spoils. By refusing to fold after a disastrous start, the Lone Star demonstrated a newfound ability to compete at a high level and respond to adversity.
Source:Front Page Africa
April 01, 2026 11:27 UTC
Kuoh Breaks Silence, Backs Process, and Expresses Confidence in LFA Electoral Outcome
MONROVIA – Cassell Anthony Kuoh Sr. has broken his silence amid the ongoing electoral impasse within the Liberia Football Association (LFA), expressing unwavering confidence in the rule of law and optimism that he will be cleared to contest the presidency. Trust in the Process Amidst DisputeKuoh’s comments come against the backdrop of a deepening dispute over eligibility that has stalled the LFA electoral process. Stakeholders remain sharply divided over the interpretation and enforcement of the association’s statutes regarding prior criminal convictions. In a bold assertion, Kuoh expressed his belief that he will ultimately appear on the ballot and emerge victorious. “To all stakeholders, my supporters, and the many fans who continue to stand with me, we remain firm, focused, and resolute,” he said.
Source:Front Page Africa
April 01, 2026 11:22 UTC
Liberia: Sekou Dukuly’s Reforms Are Redefining Liberia’s Ports into a Competitive, Modern Maritime Gateway
In Antwerp, discussions between the National Port Authority and Port of Antwerp International moved quickly beyond ceremonial exchanges. “We came to Antwerp with clarity of purpose and a firm understanding that Liberia’s port system must transition from incremental adjustments to structured, disciplined transformation. That is the direction we are pursuing at the National Port Authority. This is how we secure long-term efficiency, resilience, and credibility for Liberia’s maritime sector.”He framed Liberia’s ports not as peripheral assets, but as critical economic pressure points. Equally significant is the shift taking place within the human capital structure of the National Port Authority.
Source:Front Page Africa
April 01, 2026 10:00 UTC
EDB rEDB redeems five-year Eurobonds in full, meeting all obligations to investorsedeems five-year Eurobonds in full, meeting all obligations to investors
The Eurasian Development Bank (EDB), a leading multilateral development bank fostering economic growth in the Eurasian region, has redeemed its five-year Eurobond issue (ISIN XS2315951041). The total amount paid to investors at redemption was 286 million euro, comprising the final coupon payment and repayment of the outstanding principal. About the EDB:The Eurasian Development Bank (EDB) is a multilateral development bank investing in Eurasia. By the end of December 2025, the EDB’s cumulative portfolio comprised 326 projects with a total investment of US $19.6 billion. The EDB is implementing three mega-projects as part of its 2022–2026 Strategy: the Eurasian Transport Network, the Eurasian Agricultural Goods Distribution System and the Central Asian Water and Energy Complex.
Source:GNN Liberia
April 01, 2026 09:10 UTC
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April 01, 2026 08:05 UTC
Bridging Continents: The Proclamation of a Shared Legacy
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April 01, 2026 07:51 UTC
UMU Graduates Urged to Shape Humanity
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April 01, 2026 07:37 UTC
Amb. Yorlay Hold Partnership Dialogue With Haropa Port In Paris
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April 01, 2026 07:17 UTC