[Liberian Investigator] Monrovia -- Speaker Jonathan Fonati Koffa and a group of lawmakers from the minority bloc of the House of Representatives have taken their grievances to the Supreme Court of Liberia, accusing the majority bloc, led by Deputy Speaker Thomas Fallah, of deliberately boycotting legislative sessions. This action, they argue, has created a constitutional crisis by preventing the House from conducting its mandated duties, including the passage of the National Budget for the 2025 fiscal year.

[Liberian Investigator] Monrovia -- The breakaway bloc of the House of Representatives has formally endorsed a resolution to declare Speaker Jonathan Fonati Koffa's position vacant, citing his failure to appear before a specialized committee on three occasions to respond to allegations levied against him.

[Premium Times] The Senate said obtaining the loan will strengthen the nation's foreign reserve.

[Premium Times] The Finnish police said Mr Ekpa "has contributed to violence and crimes against civilians in South-eastern Nigeria."

[Premium Times] The top 10 ranked countries will be in Morocco next year for the 2025 AFCON, while four-time champions Ghana failed to get to an AFCON tournament in 20 years

[Premium Times] The police have confirmed the incident.

[Premium Times] With less than 48 hours to the end of the COP negotiations in Baku, Parties and delegations from Global South are gunning for a $1.3 trillion new annual climate finance target, designed to provide support for vulnerable climate frontline communities.

[Premium Times] The state government said the enrolment was part of its effort towards integrating out-of-school children into mainstream formal education.

[Vanguard] The Abia State Police Command has rescued two officers, ASP Etim Obungha and Corporal Chukwu Odoemelam, who were injured during an attack at a checkpoint in Asaga, Ohafia Local Government Area.

[Liberian Observer] Barely 72 hours after the executive submitted the 2025 draft national budget to the House of Representatives, opposition leader Simeon Freeman of the Movement for Progressive Change (MPC) has criticized the Unity Party led government's fiscal policies, labeling them as ineffective. He highlighted the economic challenges facing ordinary Liberians and residents under the current administration.

[Premium Times] Mr Odoh, a professor, who emerged as the seventh substantive vice-chancellor of the university on 29 October, had his appointment nullified by the Federal Ministry of Education on 1 November.

[Ghanaian Times] The Customs Division of the Ghana Revenue Authority (GRA) has seized a 40-foot container at the Tema Port.

[Ghanaian Times] Road crash fatalities in Accra declined by 14 per cent in 2023, marking it the third consecutive year of reduction in reported deaths, according to the 2023 Accra Road Safety Report.

[Premium Times] The lawmakers noted that the activities of DISCOS in the country were posing a threat to the economic stability and welfare of Nigerians.

[Ghanaian Times] The Presidential candidate of the NDC, John Dramani Mahama, has entreated the youth in the country to consider next month's elections as one that has implications for their future.

[Ghanaian Times] Over the years, Ghanaians generally have been urged to put an end to open defaecation but the pleading appears not to have been well embraced.

[Ghanaian Times] The Head Coach of the Black Stars, Otto Addo, has rendered an unqualified apology to Ghanaians following the failure of the team to qualify for the 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Morocco.

[Liberian Observer] A 50-year-old man has pleaded guilty to charges of attempted murder and aggravated assault to commit murder. Defendant Daniel Tokpah, who on April 7, 2024 chopped a young lady for passing his yard in the suburb of Ganta, pleaded guilty to the crimes at the Eighth Judicial Circuit Court in Sanniquellie.

[Liberian Investigator] The verbal and physical assault on journalist Nyantee Togba--a dedicated reporter from OK FM and The Liberian Investigator --by individuals believed to be members of the Unity Party (UP) youth wing at the Golden Key Hotel over the weekend is a disturbing reminder of the fragility of press freedom in Liberia's democracy. The incident, captured and widely shared on social media, shows Togba being harassed, threatened, and ultimately hassled for fulfilling his professional duty: reporting the truth. As a

[Liberian Investigator] Buchanan -- Grand Bassa County Senator Gbehzohngar Findley has come out strongly against the Senate's recently passed Autonomy Bill, arguing that the proposed legislation fails to address Liberia's port management challenges and advocating instead for privatization. The controversial bill, which seeks to grant autonomy to the Buchanan, Greenville, and Harper seaports, now heads to the House of Representatives for concurrence.