The Liberia National Police is investigating James Larmin Kargbo, a 41-year-old Sierra Leonean for attempted theft, money laundering, fraud, impersonation, and other offenses.
The big story
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New Bassa Community College President Outlines Plans
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Gender-Based Violence Activists Reflect on Gender Advocacy in 2018
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Patrick Honnah Joins Firestone as Communications Manager
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Samay Massacre Survivors Call for Justice Through a War Crime Court
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50-Year-Old Maryland Man Arrested for Raping His Teenage Niece
Popular News
Police Arrest Sierra Leonean Following Attempt to Rob Gov’t of US $32 Million
Dr. Emmanuel Dolo (1962-2018): A Tribute
The young Liberian public policy scholar, Emmanuel Dolo, passed away last week in Atlanta, Georgia, the U.S.A. at age 56. He succumbed to cancer in the middle of an engaging life of research and study and leaves a void in the ongoing quest to better understand Liberia.
Samay Massacre Survivors Call for Justice Through a War Crime Court
As calls for the establishment of war and economic crimes court in Liberia intensify, victims and survivors of the infamous Samay Massacre have joined, demanding the prosecution of those who carried out the massacre here in 1994 that killed 28 people and destroyed 22 houses.
Sports
Kpah Sherman Joins PKNS FC
Liberia international striker Kpah Sherman will continue his footballing career in Asia after joining Malaysian Super Le
Opinion
OP-ED: Establishment of a Specialized Criminal Tribunal or a Reverse to Anarchy
After two successive presidential elections in 2011 and 2017, Liberia has enjoyed 15 years of uninterrupted peace, which makes one wonder whether the perpetrators of the worst forms of human rights violations are now immune from prosecution.
Lifestyle and Arts
‘She Would Be King’ Launched in Liberia
On Saturday, November 3, the Treehouse Tech Workspace in Sinkor became the attraction of many literary enthusiasts excited about the Liberia launch of She Would Be King, the debut novel by U.S.-based Liberian author Wayétu Moore.