The Paynesville City Magistrate Court has issued a formal writ of arrest for Mustapha Raji, President of the Liberia Football Association (LFA). By Jaheim T. Tumu | [email protected]According to the writ, Raji is charged with Simple Assault and Disorderly Conduct following an alleged physical confrontation with Jubilee FC President James Nimene. According to the complaint filed by Nimene, Raji acted with “malicious intent” during a heated exchange in the LFA Conference Room. The court writ names James K. Nimene as the primary witness. As of press time, the LFA has not released an official statement regarding the writ of arrest.
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January 28, 2026 14:04 UTC
Bosnian football powerhouse NK Čelik Zenica has officially announced the signing of Liberian forward Emmanuel King Sieh Jr. on an 18-month contract. The administration is reportedly racing against time to ensure Sieh is eligible for the club’s high-stakes upcoming Cup fixture against FK Sarajevo. Should the bureaucratic process face delays, the striker is expected to make his competitive debut in the league restart against NK Travnik. Eyeing the Premier LeagueThe club’s primary objective remains promotion back to the top-flight Premier League of Bosnia and Herzegovina. “I hope we will achieve our main goal returning to the Premier League,” he added.
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January 28, 2026 13:59 UTC
MONROVIA— Liberia and the European Union (EU) have signed a €25 million grant financing agreement aimed at strengthening the fisheries value chain, improving livelihoods, and enhancing food security across the country’s nine coastal counties. Stressing the nature of the new fisheries project, he declared: “This is not about bringing cartons of fish. EU Ambassador Nona Deprez reaffirmed the EU’s commitment, saying the initiative aligns with Liberia’s ARREST Agenda, national fisheries policies, and the EU’s Global Gateway strategy. Support will enhance the Liberia Artisanal Fishermen Association and the Department of Fisheries and Aquaculture Sciences at the University of Liberia. The conference will signal that Liberia’s fisheries sector is organized, transparent and open for responsible investment.
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January 28, 2026 13:49 UTC
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ADE Properties has unveiled Barari Gate, a mixed-use residential development located in Majan, Dubai, adjacent to the Al Barari area. The development marks ADE Properties’ latest entry into Dubai’s mid-to-upper residential market, targeting end-users and long-term investors seeking quality-driven projects in emerging well-connected locations. Barari Gate will comprise 274 residential units spread across a total built-up area of 442,580 square feet, with unit sizes ranging from 438 to 3,840square feet. “Barari Gate represents an important step in ADE’s evolution,” said Mohammed Ahmad Al Dallal, CEO of ADE Properties. Barari Gate represents a strategic milestone within ADE Properties’ UAE portfolio, reinforcing its focus on quality-driven growth in locations where infrastructure, accessibility, and liveability converge.
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January 28, 2026 11:46 UTC
The Ministry of Education (MoE), has officially launched a national School Hygiene Kits Distribution Exercise, targeting 10,000 at-risk students in vulnerable communities. Boys will also receive hygiene kits containing materials that promote daily cleanliness and reduce preventable illnesses, thereby protecting learning time. "No child should be denied education because of preventable health and hygiene challenges," she said. Minister Jallah concluded that success will not be measured by the number of kits distributed alone, but by improved attendance, sustained participation, and uninterrupted learning. And this is how we invest responsibly in Liberia's future," she said, officially launching the School Hygiene Kits Distribution Exercise.
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While delivering his State of the Nation (SONA) Address yesterday, President Joseph Boakai emphasized that his administration is committed to resolving the Capitol Building arson case, despite facing legal hurdles, political pressure, and trial disruptions. "Speaker and Honorable Members of the Legislature, we are painfully reminded, again, of last year's arson attack on the Capitol Building. This attack on our symbol of democracy has forced us, for the second year, to meet in this courtyard instead of the historic chamber " President Boakai retrospect. According to President Boakai, the legal process to bring those responsible for this heinous act is still ongoing. Delay in the Capitol Building Arson CaseThe case at Criminal Court 'A' involves former Speaker J. Fonati Koffa and several co-defendants accused of orchestrating the December 18, 2025, arson attack on the Capitol Building, which caused significant damage and has experienced months of delays.
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Participants at the National Agriculture Traceability System Roadmap Meeting Posed for PictureMonrovia—The Liberia Agriculture Commodity Regulatory Authority (LACRA) on Thursday unveiled a proposed National Agriculture Traceability System Roadmap, outlining Liberia’s pathway toward compliance with the European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR). Participants emphasized the importance of linking agricultural products to verified and registered farmers as a key requirement for meeting EUDR compliance. “In my recent meeting with the Chinese Embassy, as we seek to place our products on the Chinese market, EUDR was mentioned. The LACRA Acting Director called on both local and international stakeholders to collaborate in addressing EUDR-related challenges. “The IFC is excited to support the Government of Liberia in ensuring that all necessary legal and regulatory frameworks are put in place.”
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January 27, 2026 13:51 UTC
MONROVIA – In an effort to quell a rising firestorm within the Liberian football community, Nathaniel S. Sherman, the Deputy Technical Director of the Liberia Football Association (LFA), has issued a public apology to the Liberia Football Coaches Association (LFCA). “I recognize that my words were inappropriate and failed to reflect the respect and appreciation the Coaches Association and coaches across Liberia deserve,” Sherman stated. Stakeholders Call for LFA ClarityWhile Sherman’s apology has served as a temporary de-escalation, the episode has reignited a debate over the LFA’s hiring criteria. Football analysts are now calling on the local football governing body to provide clear, transparent qualifications for senior technical appointments to avoid future friction. As of press time, the Liberia Football Association has remained silent on the matter, failing to issue an official statement regarding the qualifications for the Deputy Technical Director post or the fallout from the social media spat.
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