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Martina Johnson, one of the most powerful commanders of Charles Taylor’s National Patriotic Front for Liberia (NPFL) rebel group, is expected to go on trial in Belgium next year for atrocities allegedly committed during Liberia’s first civil war.
This video was produced by Anthony Stephens of New Narratives
Noise pollution doesn’t just impact hearing or grate on nerves; it reverberates through the body in ways scientists are only beginning to fully understand.
This video was produced by Aria Deemie of New Narratives
Addressing residents in District 7 over the weekend, Senator Kogar declared that his political ambitions were based on conviction and not fear or favoritism.
Karen Gaydou Sehkehporh’s situation is worsening by the day and might die if immediate action is nòt taken by those responsible to ensure she gets urgent medical attention.
On a Monday morning, the usually quiet compound of ELWA Hospital in Paynesville transformed into the stage of a protest brimming with emotion and resilience.
Stand-in Liberia head coach Thomas Kojo has announced his 25-man Lone Star squad ahead of Liberia’s pivotal 2026 FIFA World Cup African Qualifiers doubleheader against Namibia and Equatorial Guinea.
Mr. Alexander B. Cummings, the political leader of the opposition Alternative National Congress (ANC), has challenged the newly elected and inducted party officials to stay motivated, lead differently and better, and re-energize the party to achieve victory in the 2029 elections.
Former Lurd general Laye Sekou Camara, known as “K1”, has been sentenced to 57 months in a U.S. prison for lying on immigration forms about his role in Liberia’s civil war. Survivors who testified in Philadelphia say the punishment is an insult to the scale of atrocities committed, including killings, torture and forced child soldiering.
This video was produced by Nemenlah Cyrus Harmon, Senior correspondent with New Narratives
Liberia’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Madam Sara Beysolow Nyanti on Thursday, Nyanti joined global leaders in a high-level panel discussion on asylum and refugee status during the 80th United Nations General Assembly.
Speaking at the Inaugural Liberia Annaul Diaspora Conference, President Boakai heavily criticized the development model used by the country for many years. He emphasized the importance of replacing growth with development.
This FrontPage Africa documentary follows the story of conservationists working to protect Liberia's biodiversity and endangered Timneh parrots.
After years of rehabilitation, a flock of 14 Timneh parrots is ready for release at Liberia's only animal rescue center, Libassa Wildlife Sanctuary. After weeks of working with a town that has the largest known roost of this species, agreements turn into disagreements as rumors spread. Reporters Manon Verchot and Sanshey Biswas follow the conservationists as they try to find freedom for these 14 grey African parrots kept from the wild.
Authorities have launched a full-scale investigation after 40 cartons of the banned opioid Tramadol were seized aboard a fuel truck belonging to KAILONND Petroleum, a company owned by lawyer and businessman Cllr. George B. Kailondo.
The wooden box bolted to the wall at the Ministry of Education looks ordinary enough. But according to the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission, the country’s independent corruption watchdog, this simple contraption could be a game-changer in the country’s long fight against entrenched corruption.
This video was produced by Joyclyn Wea, senior correspondent with New Narratives
Woman suffers ill health caused by reckless surgery at JFK. Despite a Supreme Court ruling awarding her settlement for the damages, the government has refused to make payments to her.
More than seven months after the Supreme Court of Liberia upheld a ruling awarding US$350,000 in damages for medical malpractice to Karen Gaydou Sehkehporh, the government and the John F. Kennedy Medical Center (JFK) are yet to make any payment. She is in need of urgent medical attention as she lives in constant pain and suffering
Liberia has approved its third Nationally Determined Contribution committing to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 44 percent by 2030 and reach net-zero emissions by 2050. The plan, unveiled by Boakai government officials at a validation event with international partners and stakeholders at the Monrovia City Hall on Thursday, commits the country to ambitious targets in order to play its role in the global effort to tackle climate change in the next five years.
This video was produced by Joyclyn Wea, senior correspondent with New Narratives
