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Sports Executive Highlights Africa’s Untapped Potential at US Conference

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… investing in Africa’s sports sector during the Johns Hopkins Africa Business Conference … and entertainment, Mahama described sports as Africa’s emerging soft power. “When … outlined the growth potential of Africa’s sports economy, which analysts project …
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Official Statement about AFRICOM Director of Logistics Announces Location for 2025 Logistics Conference

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[U.S. Embassy Monrovia] The 2025 West Africa Logistics Conference (WALC) will be hosted in Liberia for the first time, I am thrilled to announce this significant milestone in ongoing efforts to strengthen regional collaboration and logistics capabilities across West Africa.The 2025 WALC will focus on enhancing interoperability, developing aligned logistics strategies, and resourcing readiness to ensure our collective ability to respond swiftly and effectively to regional challenges.

Follower of God Passes Away

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[FrontPageAfrica] Pope Francis, Follower of Our Creator, has passed away. He has passed away physically but has not passed away spiritually. Pope Francis will never pass away spiritually because he has gone to be with Our Creator. Pope Francis is not in the coffin that went into the Basilica of Saint Mary Major. He is with Our Creator in Heaven.

Zeogar Wilson Backs Mustapha Raji's Third-Term Bid for LFA Presidency

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[FrontPageAfrica] Monrovia -- The former Youth and Sports Minister D. Zeogar Wilson has endorsed Mustapha Raji's bid for a third term as President of the Liberia Football Association (LFA), praising his leadership as a driving force behind football's recent growth in the country.

Bong Gender Coordinator Appeals for Support

18 hours 44 minutes ago
[New Dawn] Bong -- The Ministry of Gender, Children, and Social Protection Coordinator for Bong County has revealed that lack of mobility, stationery, and operational funds is seriously hindering smooth operation and implementation of gender-related activities in the county.
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Liberia to Observe Civil Aviation Awareness Week 2025

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[New Dawn] Monrovia -- The Liberia Civil Aviation Authority (LCAA) has announced that it will host 2025 Civil Aviation Awareness Week from May 5th to May 9th, under the theme: "Safe Skies, Bright Future: Advancing Aviation for National Growth."
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'We Are Here to Deliver.'

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[New Dawn] Monrovia -- The Director General of the Liberia Agricultural Commodity Regulatory Authority (LACRA), Christopher D. Sankolo, responds to critics, saying he is here to serve his country with commitment and in the interest of the people.
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Dangerous Precedent

18 hours 51 minutes ago
[New Dawn] Monrovia -- In what is a dissenting position, the Liberian National Bar Association (LNBA) issues a stern warning here against what it describes as a "dangerous precedent" set by the Supreme Court of Liberia in its opinion on the Bill of Information filed by Speaker J. Fonati Koffa.
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No More Potholes in Monrovia By December

18 hours 53 minutes ago
[New Dawn] Margibi -- The Government of Liberia, through the Ministry of Public Works, promised here that before December 2025, Monrovia will experience no potholes.
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Govt Warns Against War Drum

18 hours 54 minutes ago
[New Dawn] Liberia's Information Minister Jerolimick Mathew Piah has issued a strong rebuttal to recent remarks made by former Vice President Jewel Howard Taylor, declaring that the government will not permit any individuals or groups "beating war drums" to destabilize the country or undermine its peace and democratic progress.
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Margibi Caucus Rejects Exclusive Seats for Women

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[New Dawn] Margibi -- Two members of the Margibi County Legislative Caucus, electoral district#2 Representative, Ivar Kokulo Jones, and Senator Nathaniel Falo McGill, have strongly rejected call by Margibi Coordinator of the National Civil Society Council of Liberia, Friday Edwin Cruiser for two of electoral seats of Margibi to be exclusively set aside for women during elections.
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Govt Hails Mayor Joines' Visit

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[Liberian Observer] The government, through the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) is impressed by the visit of Winston-Salem Mayor Allen Joines-the first visit of a sitting Mayor of a city in the United States in forty years.
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Ethical Implications of Early Christian Leadership

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[Liberian Observer] This article attempts to understand the ethical implications of the early Christian leaders entrusted with the affairs of the first-century church started by Jesus Christ before his execution in 30 A.D. Most apostles and leaders, such as Paul, continued with the tradition initiated by Christ; however, as the century progressed, sustainability and succession came to the fore.
Liberian Observer

Liberia, Barbados Deepen Historic Ties

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[Liberian Observer] Liberia and Barbados have formally entered a new era of diplomatic engagement as Ambassador Juliette Bynoe-Sutherland on Tuesday presented her Letters of Credence to President Joseph Nyuma Boakai at the Executive Mansion, officially becoming Barbados's first resident ambassador to Liberia.
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UL Dismisses Accomplices of 'Fraudster' Dorr Cooper

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[Liberian Observer] The University of Liberia (UL) has dismissed eight employees who helped Commerce Inspector Dorr Cooper to obtain a degree through fraudulent means at the institution.
Liberian Observer

Is Boakai Exhibiting Dictatorial Tendencies?

19 hours 4 minutes ago
[Liberian Observer] A US-based Liberian Journalist, Moses D. Sandy, says President Joseph Nyumah Boakai is a dictator and his autocratic tendencies are endangering Liberia's political governance, peace, and stability.
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The Supreme Court Has Spoken - Now Let Us Defend the Rule of Law

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[Liberian Observer] On April 23, 2025, the Supreme Court of the Republic of Liberia issued a long-awaited ruling concerning the deepening impasse within the House of Representatives--a dispute that has gripped our national discourse, tested the fabric of our democracy, and, most alarmingly, exposed the fragility of our commitment to the rule of law.
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