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Grand Gedeans Indicted:For War in Cote d’Ivoire
Nineteen Liberians who were accused of participating in the war in Ivory Coast Tuesday denied all charges brought against them after their indictment was read to them by the Criminal Court “D” at the Temple of Justice. Read More -
AFL Deploys Tomorrow To Mali
After months of training, a platoon size of the Armed Forces of Liberia will deploy to northern Mali for a “combat mission” to contribute to the African-led International Support Mission to (AFISMA). Read More -
Guinean, Liberian Face Deportation
The Kanifing Magistrates’ Court in The Gambia has ordered the deportation of a Guinean and a Liberian after serving their sentences. Read More -
Wife Killer Gets Life Sentence
Presiding Judge Blamo Dixon of Criminal Court “A” Tuesday affirmed the trial jury’s unanimous guilty verdict against John Kollie for killing his wife by sentencing him to life imprisonment. Read More -
Unlikely Connection Saves Pastor’s Life
When Pastor Dan Anderson of Monument Bible Church in Scottsbluff and Pastor Moses Paye of Liberia met at a conference in Liberia, they never could have imagined that their chance encounter would end up saving Paye’s life. Read More
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Grand Gedeans Indicted:For War in Cote d’Ivoire
AFL Deploys Tomorrow To Mali
Guinean, Liberian Face Deportation
Wife Killer Gets Life Sentence
Unlikely Connection Saves Pastor’s Life
Excitement In Volunteer Blood Donation
Weapons Of Creation :Guns Turn Into Art
WAEC Results Expected Next Month
Liberian Arrested For Black Money:In Vietnam
Liberia To Benefit From US$100B Investment From Indian
ECOBANK Sues LIBERCELL for U$3m Debt
US$695m Complex For Liberia
LBS Ghanaian Employee Resigns
Baccus Matthews’ Foundation Keeps Alive
Prayers For Tom
President Off To G8 Summit
LBS Boss Under Fire:Ordered To Account for US$350,000 & Dismiss Ghanaian Employee
Stop Collecting Bond Fees: Chief Justice Warns Magistrates
Peacekeepers Honoured
New Law Against Illicit Drugs
Land Secured For Ministerial Complex
Fire Back When Attacked:Commander Orders Nigerian UNMIL Troops
SG Dashes Ex-Soldiers’ Hopes:For US$48 million Benefits
EU Signs Agreement For Bee Health In Liberia
Ghanaian Firm Takes Over Liberian Company
Gov’t Blasts Global Witness
More Gay Woes Insight
Gold Prospects In Cape Mount
Wife Killer Guilty
National Archives Documents Financial Records
Mother Denies Killing Daughter
Liberia Battles ‘Demons’
Celebrating 10 Years of Peace
Liberia Wants Neighbors Boost Mining
Frontpage Slapped With US$1m Lawsuit
Liberia Suffers Governance Gap
Following reports that Ivorian dissidents attacked military barracks in Cote d’Ivoire, Defense Minister Brownie Samukai has ordered Liberian security forces to be vigilant at our common border with Cote d’Ivoire.
Minister Samukai told a press conference Tuesday: “Liberian security forces are under strict instructions to dismantle any military camps with dissidents activities as well as carry out cordon and search operations along the border.”
He said the mission of the security forces along the border “is to ensure the territorial integrity of Liberia and that no armed dissidents cross into Liberia. Any one dissident found on Liberian territory should be interdicted and arrested.”
The warning follows the arrest of 6 Ivorian dissident soldiers upon retreating into Liberia after they attacked the Pekan Military Barracks in Cote d’Ivoire.
Minister Samukai said security forces arrested Komande Mohegan Valery from Douandru Bloleguin. He was the trainer and Juju performer for the dissidents.
Others are Paul George, leader of the insurgents who attacked the Pekan Military Barracks, Edourd Ourogbo Nioule, Junior Noiule, Badison Toue and Frank O. Nioule.
Defense Minister Samukai repeated that two months ago government ordered the closure of the border and alluvial mining activities, and ensured the deployment of military and police forces at the Liberian side of the border.
He explained that all of the moves were in the spirit of stabilizing the situation at the common border.
“We had meetings with Cote d’Ivoire authorities and UN missions on both sides. Discussions were taken and I believe that the Ivorians are taking the necessary steps.”
“We are now providing them more information to be able to address their problem. We believe that the kind of corporation we had is extremely important and essential.”