MONROVIA – In a major breakthrough for combat sports development in Liberia, the Liberia Taekwondo Federation (LTF) has officially regained its voting rights at the World Taekwondo Elective Congress, ending a 22-year absence from one of the sport’s most important global decision-making platforms. Sports analysts say the restoration of voting rights not only strengthens Liberia’s voice in global taekwondo affairs but also signals renewed credibility for the federation after more than two decades on the sidelines. Referees Undergo Training Ahead of ChampionshipMeanwhile, as part of efforts to strengthen domestic competition standards, the Liberia Taekwondo Federation has intensified preparations for its upcoming Junior and Senior National Championship with the successful hosting of its first referees’ seminar. During the session, Federation President Master Junior Pewee Russian urged referees to maintain the highest standards of fairness and professionalism throughout the competition. A Federation Rebuilding Its ImageThe dual developments regaining international voting rights and strengthening domestic officiating reflect a broader effort by the Liberia Taekwondo Federation to reposition itself both locally and globally.

Source: Front Page Africa April 07, 2026 11:31 UTC