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06/19/2026

Welcome to the launching of the Students Progressive Congress-SPC

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEGovernment Reduces Gasoline Price by US$0.15 and Fuel Oil Price by US$0.30 to Ease Cost Burden on C...
06/19/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Government Reduces Gasoline Price by US$0.15 and Fuel Oil Price by US$0.30 to Ease Cost Burden on Consumers

Monrovia, Liberia – June 18, 2026 – The Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MOCI), in close consultation with the management of the Liberia Petroleum Refining Company (LPRC), hereby announces the Petroleum Products Monthly Price Circular for gasoline (PMS) and fuel oil (AGO) on the Liberian market, effective June 18, 2026.

The Ministry informs the public that the prices of both gasoline (PMS) and fuel oil (AGO) have been reduced. Gasoline (PMS) has decreased by US$0.15, while fuel oil (AGO) has been reduced by US$0.30.

New Price Ceiling for Petroleum Products

Effective June 18, 2026, the approved prices are as follows:

Petroleum Product
Wholesale Selling Price (USD)
Retail Pump Price (USD / LD)

Gasoline (PMS)
US$4.66
US$4.94 / L$905.00

Fuel Oil (AGO)
US$5.97
US$6.25 / L$1,145.00

Note: The exchange rate applied for this circular is L$183.1427 to US$1.00, as published by the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) on June 15, 2026.

The Ministry of Commerce and Industry (MOCl) and the Liberia Petroleum Refining Company (LPRC) Inspectorate Team will closely monitor the approved ceiling prices to prevent arbitrary increases in the pump prices of gasoline and fuel oil on the local market. The Ministry will also monitor the effectiveness of the price circular to ensure that importers do not undercut fellow competitors or hoard petroleum products on the market.

The downward adjustment in petroleum prices is expected to provide some relief to consumers and businesses and underscores the continued collaboration between the Ministry of Commerce and Industry and the Liberia Petroleum Refining Company in ensuring price stability and the steady supply of petroleum products across the country.

LPRC: “Keeping the Wheels of Industry Turning”
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Source: Inside the LPRC

Court Orders GLS to Provide Records and CCTV in US$19 Million Co***ne Investigation!!The 13th Judicial Circuit Court in ...
06/17/2026

Court Orders GLS to Provide Records and CCTV in US$19 Million Co***ne Investigation!!

The 13th Judicial Circuit Court in Margibi County has ordered the cargo company GLS to appear in court on June 29, 2026, and submit shipping records, waybills, and CCTV footage related to a major drug investigation.

The order was requested by the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) and approved by Resident Circuit Judge Victoria Worlobah Duncan. The court specifically wants video recordings and documents from May 22 and June 5–8, 2026.

The investigation concerns the discovery of about 233 kilograms of suspected co***ne, worth more than US$19 million, found inside six boxes at Roberts International Airport (RIA).

According to the subpoena, GLS management must provide all available shipping documents and surveillance footage connected to the movement and handling of the boxes believed to have contained the illegal drugs.

The court instructed the Margibi County Sheriff to officially serve the subpoena on GLS and ensure the company appears in court with the requested evidence. The documents and footage are expected to help investigators determine how the suspected co***ne entered the airport facility and identify those responsible.

Hon. Yekeh Kolubah response to President Boakai “A RESPONSE TO MR BOAKAI’S ADDRESS TO THE NATIONMr. Boakai , Liberians h...
06/17/2026

Hon. Yekeh Kolubah response to President Boakai

“A RESPONSE TO MR BOAKAI’S ADDRESS TO THE NATION

Mr. Boakai , Liberians have heard powerful words today, but this nation is no longer suffering from a shortage of speeches; it is suffering from a shortage of action.

1. “Liberia is not open for the business of drug trafficking.”

If that’s true, why has the public waited this long for clear answers about a $19 million drug seizure? A government serious about fighting drugs acts swiftly and transparently.

2. “Everyone connected will be identified, arrested, and prosecuted.”

The Liberian people are still waiting. We need timelines, arrests, and evidence that no one is above the law.

3. “No person will be untouchable.”

Then prove it. If public officials, politically connected individuals, or influential figures are implicated, investigate them without fear or favoritism.

4. “No institution will be shielded from scrutiny.”

The airport, security agencies, and every institution connected to this operation must be independently scrutinized. Accountability cannot stop at the lowest levels.

5. “We will dismantle the entire criminal enterprise.”

Liberians support this objective, but promises alone will not dismantle drug networks. Results will.

6. “Remain calm and patient.”

Patience must not become an excuse for secrecy. Transparency builds trust; prolonged silence destroys it.

7. “Information will be shared at appropriate stages.”

The government must understand that public confidence is earned through regular updates, not occasional speeches after public pressure mounts.

Mr. President, this case is bigger than politics. It is a test of your administration’s credibility. The Liberian people are watching closely.

History will not remember how strongly this government spoke about drugs. History will remember whether this government had the courage to expose everyone involved, regardless of their name, status, or political connections.

Liberia deserves accountability, not just assurances.

06/16/2026

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UL President Donates L$1 Million to Support Credit Union and Staff Welfare…University of Liberia President Dr. Layli Map...
06/16/2026

UL President Donates L$1 Million to Support Credit Union and Staff Welfare…

University of Liberia President Dr. Layli Maparyan has donated L$1 million to strengthen the University of Liberia Credit Union and assist employees facing financial difficulties.

The donation was presented in the form of a check, with L$500,000 earmarked for small emergency grants to help staff meet urgent needs such as food, transportation, medical expenses, and their children’s school fees.

The remaining L$500,000 will be used to purchase shares in the University of Liberia Credit Union (ULCU), helping to increase the institution’s capital and financial strength.

Dr. Maparyan announced the donation on June 13 during the Third Annual General Meeting of the University of Liberia Credit Union at the university’s Fendall campus. The meeting was held under the theme, “From Savings to Investment: Unlocking Cooperative Potentials.”

She said the initiative is intended to provide support to the university’s lowest-paid employees who continue to face economic challenges, while also promoting the growth and sustainability of the credit union.

STATEMENT TO THE NATION BYHIS EXCELLENCY JOSEPH NYUMA BOAKAI, SR.PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA Tuesday, June 16, ...
06/16/2026

STATEMENT TO THE NATION BY
HIS EXCELLENCY JOSEPH NYUMA BOAKAI, SR.
PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA

Tuesday, June 16, 2026

Fellow Liberians,
I address you today regarding the recent seizure of approximately 237.6 kilograms of co***ne at Roberts International Airport, with an estimated street value exceeding nineteen million United States dollars.

This seizure is one of the largest narcotics interdictions in our nation’s history. It is a stark reminder that transnational criminal enterprises continue to view West Africa as a transit corridor for dangerous drugs and illicit proceeds.

Let me be loud and clear here. Though I maintain that Liberia is open for business, Liberia is not open for the business of drug trafficking.

Liberia will not be used as a safe haven, transit point, warehouse, financial center, or operational base by criminal networks engaged in narcotics trafficking.
Any individual, group, or network that seeks to exploit our territory, corrupt our institutions, endanger our youth, or undermine our national security will be identified, pursued, and brought to justice.
In view of the seriousness of this incident, I directed that the investigation be conducted by the National Joint Security under the authority of the National Security Council.

The investigation is being coordinated by the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency and the Liberia National Police, with support from the National Security Agency, the Executive Protection Service, the Financial Intelligence Agency, the Liberia Immigration Service, Customs Authorities, Airport Security, the Ministry of Justice, and other relevant security institutions.

This investigation will proceed on two fronts. First, every individual directly connected to this shipment will be identified, arrested, investigated, where evidence warrants, and prosecuted consistent with the law.
Second, and equally important, we will identify and dismantle the entire criminal enterprise behind this operation. We are not interested only in intercepting drugs or arresting couriers.

We are determined to expose and destroy the networks that finance, coordinate, facilitate, and profit from this criminal activity.
Whether they operate within Liberia or beyond our borders, whether they are private citizens, public officials, financiers, facilitators, or foreign actors, they will face the full force of the law.

I have further directed that Liberia strengthen its cooperation with our international partners. Accordingly, the Government is actively engaging with international law enforcement and security agencies to support this investigation through intelligence sharing, financial tracking, forensic analysis, and coordinated cross-border investigations. I have full confidence in the ability of our national security apparatus to deal with this issue. No one should doubt or underestimate their love and commitment.
To this end, a high-level delegation has already been dispatched to engage with key international partners and strengthen operational collaboration to identify, disrupt, and dismantle all persons, organizations, and networks connected to this criminal enterprise.

This investigation will follow the evidence wherever it leads:
No person will be untouchable
No institution will be shielded from scrutiny
No criminal network will escape justice.
We are committed to uncovering the truth and ensuring that every individual found responsible is fully accountable under the law.

At the same time, I call on all Liberians to remain calm, responsible, and patient while investigators carry out their work.

I understand the public demand for information and accountability. The Liberian people have every right to expect transparency from their government. However, successful investigations require discipline, professionalism, and the protection of operational information. Premature disclosures can compromise investigations, alert suspects, destroy evidence, hinder prosecutions, and, most importantly, endanger the lives of individuals who are cooperating with and supporting the investigation.

I therefore assure the nation that this investigation will be conducted with the highest standards of professionalism, integrity, transparency, and accountability. Information will be shared with the public at appropriate stages of the investigation, consistent with the law and the need to protect ongoing operations.

My Administration remains fully committed to protecting our citizens, securing our borders, preserving the integrity of our institutions, and defending Liberia's reputation in the international community.

The fight against drug trafficking is beyond a law enforcement challenge; it is a fight for the future of our young people, the security of our communities, the credibility of our institutions, and the prosperity of our nation.
We will confront this threat with determination, professionalism, and resolve. Those who seek to profit from the suffering of our people or undermine

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASELNP CHARGES NINE INDIVIDUALS IN SEPARATE CASES INVOLVING WASSCE BRIBERY SCHEME AND RECKLESS DRIVING...
06/16/2026

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

LNP CHARGES NINE INDIVIDUALS IN SEPARATE CASES INVOLVING WASSCE BRIBERY SCHEME AND RECKLESS DRIVING INCIDENT

Monrovia, Liberia – June 16, 2026: The Liberia National Police - LNP has formally charged nine individuals in two separate cases involving alleged criminal conduct that threatened public integrity and public safety.

WASSCE Bribery Scheme

The LNP has charged eight individuals in connection with an alleged scheme to compromise the ongoing West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) at Global Net Preparatory School in the FDA Community.

Those charged are Emily T. Flomo, Elton A. Chelleh, Albertha B. Saydee, Balima M. Subah, Eddie Z. Banney, Anthony Whykolo, Deiker L. Paye, and Arthur Karnquee Jr. They face charges of Bribery, Unlawful Rewarding of Public Servants, and Criminal Conspiracy, in violation of Chapters 10 and 12 of Liberia’s Revised Penal Law.

According to police investigators, the defendants allegedly conspired to collect L$300 from each student sitting the WASSCE Mathematics Examination at the testing center with the intent of compromising the integrity of the examination process. Investigations established that a total of L$58,380 was collected from candidates seated on the first and second floors of the school during the examination.

Police findings indicate that several of the accused admitted that meetings were held during which it was agreed that money would be collected from candidates to facilitate assistance with examination questions. While some defendants denied involvement, investigators concluded that sufficient evidence exists linking all eight individuals to the alleged scheme.
The case has been forwarded to court, and the defendants remain charged pending trial before a court of competent jurisdiction.

Ambulance Driver Charged

In a separate case, the Liberia National Police has charged Mr. Prince Blay, a driver assigned with the Liberia National Fire Service (LNFS), with Recklessly Enda

President Boakia full speech on the drugs saca
06/16/2026

President Boakia full speech on the drugs saca

BREAKING NEWS: President Boakai Says Nobody Above the Law After $19M Co***ne SeizurePresident Joseph Nyuma Boakai has vo...
06/16/2026

BREAKING NEWS: President Boakai Says Nobody Above the Law After $19M Co***ne Seizure

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has vowed to go after everybody connected to the recent co***ne seizure at Roberts International Airport, saying nobody will be protected, no matter who they are.

Speaking to the nation just minutes ago, President Boakai described the seizure of 237.6 kilograms of co***ne worth over US$19 million as one of the biggest drug busts in Liberia's history.

The President said the investigation will follow the evidence wherever it leads and warned that the entire drug network behind the shipment will be dismantled.

He announced a major investigation involving all national security agencies, including the LDEA, Liberia National Police, NSA, Immigration, Customs, Airport Security, and the Ministry of Justice.

According to Boakai, a special team has already been sent to work with international partners to trace those responsible for financing and organizing the drug operation, both in Liberia and abroad.

He urged Liberians to remain calm and allow investigators to do their work, warning that releasing information too early could affect the investigation.

President Boakai said Liberia remains open for legitimate business but will not become a safe haven for drug traffickers.

He ended by assuring the nation that his government is committed to defeating criminal networks and protecting Liberia's future.

"No person is untouchable, and no criminal network will be spared," the President declared.

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