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Boakai Announces 2nd-Term Bid? (opens the original)
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President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has reignited debate over his political future after appearing to signal, for the first time in a public setting, that he could seek a second term in 2029. The remark, made during an engagement with Liberians in the United States at the Liberia Diaspora Annual Conference - 2026 on Sunday, came in response to a question about whether he would run again. According to a report on the exchange, President Boakai turned the question toward the audience, asking whether the
Boakai Puts Legal Expertise at the Heart of National Security (opens the original)
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President Joseph Nyuma Boakaiâs decision to move Cllr. Natu Oswald Tweh from the Ministry of Justice to the Ministry of National Defense has transformed what initially appeared to be a removal from one of governmentâs most influential positions into a significant redeployment within countryâs national security architecture. On Friday, September 11, President Boakai appointed Tweh Acting Minister of National Defense, replacing Brigadier General (Ret.) Geraldine J. George, who is to be reass
NLA Draws the Line on Unauthorized Gaming (opens the original)
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The National Lottery Authority (NLA) has opened a new front in its effort to bring Liberiaâs rapidly evolving gaming industry under tighter regulatory control, issuing a Notice of Default, Administrative Directive and Demand to Cease and Desist against Seven Blue Ltd, a Delaware-registered company, and associated entities. NLAâs action tests the countryâs ability to protect public revenue, legitimate operators and the credibility of its emerging online gaming market. The action, announced
Liberia-Egypt Ties Enter New Strategic Phase (opens the original)
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Liberia and Egypt have a longstanding diplomatic relationship but are now poised to partners turn their renewed political ties toward trade, development, capacity-building and the Joseph Nyuma Boakai administrationâs role in defending African interests at the UN Security Council Both nations are seeking to translate decades of diplomatic friendship into a broader strategic partnership, with Foreign Ministers Sara Beysolow Nyanti and Badr Abdelatty discussing expanded economic and development c
Boakai, Koung Push Skills-to-Jobs TVET Reform (opens the original)
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The dedication of the newly renovated headquarters of the Agricultural and Industrial Training Bureau (AITB) has placed Liberiaâs technical and vocational education and training (TVET) system at an important crossroads: whether the country can move from producing certificates to producing the skilled workforce its economy actually needs. The central message emerging from the ceremony was clear. Infrastructure alone will not transform Liberiaâs workforce. The real test of the AITBâs renewal
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