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Youth Take Center Stage in Land Debate as National Dialogue Targets Disputes, Displacement April 14, 2026

“Liberia Is Not Poor—It Is Poorly Negotiated”: Tengbeh Pushes Trade-for-Transformation Agenda April 14, 2026

Power, Roads, and Missing Funds: Rep. Benson Says District 17 “Has Not Received a Dime Since 2024” April 14, 2026

COLP Taps Singbae as National Chair, Vows Youth-Led Political Reset April 14, 2026

Koffa Fires Back as CDC-COP ‘Expels’ Chea, Calls Move a “Joke” Amid Rising Opposition Tensions April 14, 2026

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CDC Rejects Weedor Nomination, Warns of Electoral Risk; Unveils Parallel Elections Team

by Blamo N. Toe | The Liberian InvestigatorApril 14, 2026

Bea Mountain Produces $1.65 Billion in Gold a Year. Its Contract Gives Liberia 3%

by Lennart Dodoo | The Liberian Investigator

GRAND CAPE MOUNT COUNTY — Vice President Jeremiah Koung traveled to the facilities of Bea Mountain Mining Corporation over the...

Liberia Cabinet meets to advance Monrovia urban redevelopment and infrastructure policy reforms

Liberia Cabinet Advances Monrovia Redevelopment Plan, Moves to Tackle Unregulated Construction

Monrovia – The Cabinet of the Republic of Liberia, under the chairmanship of His Excellency President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr.,...

Officials announce groundbreaking for Liberia’s $364 million Western road project linking four counties to Sierra Leone

Liberia Sets April 18 Groundbreaking for $364M Western Road Linking Sierra Leone Border

MONROVIA — A major step forward has been taken toward construction of the long-anticipated St. Paul Bridge to Bo-Waterside road...

FEATURE

Portrait of Mariam Francis, Liberia National Police officer, highlighting women’s leadership in the security sector

Mariam Francis Is Rewriting the Uniform

by Destiny D. Jabula

Goodness Sart speaking at an event as a rising communications professional and event host in Liberia

She Called It a Gift. Then She Built a Career Out of It.

by Destiny D. Jabula

Samuel Jackson speaking

One sentence, many wounds: Sam Jackson’s war-era remark reopens Liberia’s unfinished reckoning with justice

by Lennart Dodoo | The Liberian Investigator

Rep. Benson Says District 17 “Has Not Received a Dime Since 2024”

Power, Roads, and Missing Funds: Rep. Benson Says District 17 “Has Not Received a Dime Since 2024”

CDC-COP Chairman Foday Massaquoi addresses press conference in Monrovia backing April 14 protest and criticizing opposition silence

CDC-COP Backs April 14 Protest, Blasts Opposition Silence and Warns of Youth Revolt

Former Senator J. Milton Teahjay speaks during political address criticizing Sinoe leadership and signaling a 2029 comeback

Teahjay Brands Incumbent ‘Legislative Handicap,’ Signals 2029 Comeback Bid in Sinoe

POLITICS

Rep. Benson Says District 17 “Has Not Received a Dime Since 2024”

Power, Roads, and Missing Funds: Rep. Benson Says District 17 “Has Not Received a Dime Since 2024”

by Blamo N. Toe | The Liberian Investigator

CDC-COP Chairman Foday Massaquoi addresses press conference in Monrovia backing April 14 protest and criticizing opposition silence

CDC-COP Backs April 14 Protest, Blasts Opposition Silence and Warns of Youth Revolt

by Blamo N. Toe | The Liberian Investigator

Former Senator J. Milton Teahjay speaks during political address criticizing Sinoe leadership and signaling a 2029 comeback

Teahjay Brands Incumbent ‘Legislative Handicap,’ Signals 2029 Comeback Bid in Sinoe

by Masefane Konneh

GENERAL NEWS

COUNTY NEWS

Partially completed agricultural mechanization hub in Gobrfelah Community, Margibi County

Margibi Tensions Rise as Community Challenges Agriculture Minister Over Halted Project

by Emmanuel Degleh | The Liberian Investigator

Motorcyclists and vehicles blocked along Kakata highway during protest over killing of commercial rider

Motorcyclists Block Kakata Highway over Killing of Rider

by Emmanuel Degleh | The Liberian Investigator

Damaged school building in Bong County after heavy rainstorm tore off roof and destroyed structures

Rainstorm tears roofs off World Bank model public school, homes in Bong County

by Rancy Clarke | The Liberian Investigator

BUSINESS NEWS

Liberia Is Not Poor—It Is Poorly Negotiated

“Liberia Is Not Poor—It Is Poorly Negotiated”: Tengbeh Pushes Trade-for-Transformation Agenda

by Blamo N. Toe | The Liberian Investigator

President Joseph Boakai delivers Liberia’s 178th Independence Day speech, calling for national healing, unity, and economic justice at the Centennial Pavilion.

Boakai Submits $45M Supplementary Budget to Liberia Legislature for Review

by Gibson Gee | The Liberian Investigator

Liberia Capitol building r

With Only 7% of Banknotes in Reserve, House Eyes Approval for New Printing Plan

by Gibson Gee | The Liberian Investigator

EDITORIAL

Symbolic image representing Liberia’s economic development and private sector growth

Rethink the Private Sector in Liberia

Stop Writing Roadmaps. Start Enforcing the Rules You Already Have.

by The Liberian Investigator

Liberia Must Confront Itself on National Fast and Prayer Day

by The Liberian Investigator

SPORTS

Benita Whitney Urey, president of Shaita Angels FC, challenges LFA ban and prepares CAS appeal

Urey Heads to CAS after Rejecting LFA Ban Reduction

by Thomas Kojo Roulhac

Former LFA Secretary General Yanqueh Borsay speaking on eligibility dispute ahead of Liberia Football Association elections

Former LFA Secretary General Questions Eligibility Clause Ahead of Elections

by Thomas Kojo Roulhac

Hilary P. Sackie, Paynesville FC president and LFA official, announces bid for Executive Committee seat

Sackie Declares for LFA Executive Committee Seat Ahead of 2026 Congress

LIFESTYLE

Exterior of Seny Club in Monrovia illuminated at night ahead of its announced closure

Last Call: Seny Club to Shut Its Doors for Good on April 26

by Lennart Dodoo | The Liberian Investigator

A collage of young Liberian creatives and students gathered during a community or educational session representing the country’s creative sector

Liberia’s Creatives to Government: Fix the Industry Before You Tax It

by The Liberian Investigator

Mr. Church performing

Mr. Church urges real investment in Liberian music, says praise alone won’t build careers

by The Liberian Investigator

February 25, 2026

AROUND THE WORLD

UK Foreign Secretary David Lammy and Moroccan Foreign Minister Nasser Bourita sign a joint communiqué in Rabat, seated at a desk with the UK and Moroccan flags displayed, under the Moroccan Ministry of Foreign Affairs emblem.

UK Backs Morocco’s Sahara Autonomy Plan as “Most Credible” Solution, Citing Regional Stability and Economic Ties

LFA President Mustapha Raji addresses journalists at the Liberia Football Association headquarters in Monrovia amid corruption investigation concerns

LFA president Mustapha Raji open to LACC investigation amid corruption allegations

Elumelu commits to boosting Gabon’s infrastructure, youth empowerment

PRINT EDITION

Monday, April 13, 2026 Print Edition

OPINION

Symbolic image representing Liberia’s economic development and private sector growth

Rethink the Private Sector in Liberia

Liberia’s Foreign Minister H.E. Rev. Sara Beysolow Nyanti and the author of this opinion Successful Minor

Give Her Her Flowers: Sara Nyanti and the Rebuilding of Liberian Diplomacy

January 26, 2026

Critical Review of Senator Edwin Snowe’s 2025 Legislative Report: Accountability, Revenue, and Representation Gaps

January 26, 2026

COMMENTARY

Group of young Liberians participating in a mental health outreach program led by L2SLiberia

Letters to Strangers Liberia (L2SLiberia): Building a Mental Health System from the Ground

Finish Each Day and Be Done with It

January 5, 2026

Former Liberian combatants holding assault rifles during the civil war, symbolizing the legacy of violence that transitional justice efforts aim to address.

The Involvement Of International Institutions In Overcoming Liberia’s Civil War From 1989 To 1997

December 22, 2025