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02/06/2026
"I referred to LEC as Raining Season Electricity Cooperation (LRSEC) and suggested that this is how we should call them."
ANC Political Leader
Mr. Alexander B. Cummings
02/06/2026
Update:
"ANC Won’t Be Affected by NEC Party Rules: “I'm open to any collaboration, but I can’t go as Vice President."
~ANC Standard Bearer Mr. Alexander Benedict Cummings~
House in Disarray: Regime Speaker Koon Threatens Salary Deductions as Session Flops Due to No Quorum
June 2, 2026
Monrovia, Liberia - A significant legislative deadlock has gripped the House of Representatives, casting a shadow over the nation's governance. In a dramatic turn of events, the planned session was abruptly canceled today due to a glaring lack of quorum, raising serious concerns about the commitment of some lawmakers to their constitutional duties.
The Speaker of the House, Richard Nagbe Koon, did not mince words, issuing a stern warning to absent members. He declared, "The leadership will take precise measures on those members that are always absent... if they continue on this path, we will start going towards salary deduction for some reasons for not being able to do the Liberian people work on time."
This legislative paralysis comes as a direct contradiction to constitutional provisions. Article 33 of the Liberian Constitution clearly states: "Simple majority of each House shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business, but a lower number may adjourn from day to day and compel the attendance of absent members..." The current situation suggests a departure from this mandate, prompting questions about the functionality and accountability within the House.
The inability to form a quorum means that crucial legislative business cannot proceed, leaving the public’s interests unaddressed. Koon’s threat of salary deductions signals a potential move to enforce legislative attendance and ensure the smooth operation of the House, as stipulated by law.
02/06/2026
House in Disarray: Regime Speaker Koon Threatens Salary Deductions as Session Flops Due to No Quorum
June 2, 2026
Monrovia, Liberia - A significant legislative deadlock has gripped the House of Representatives, casting a shadow over the nation's governance. In a dramatic turn of events, the planned session was abruptly canceled today due to a glaring lack of quorum, raising serious concerns about the commitment of some lawmakers to their constitutional duties.
The Speaker of the House, Richard Nagbe Koon, did not mince words, issuing a stern warning to absent members. He declared, "The leadership will take precise measures on those members that are always absent... if they continue on this path, we will start going towards salary deduction for some reasons for not being able to do the Liberian people work on time."
This legislative paralysis comes as a direct contradiction to constitutional provisions. Article 33 of the Liberian Constitution clearly states: "Simple majority of each House shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business, but a lower number may adjourn from day to day and compel the attendance of absent members..." The current situation suggests a departure from this mandate, prompting questions about the functionality and accountability within the House.
The inability to form a quorum means that crucial legislative business cannot proceed, leaving the public’s interests unaddressed. Koon’s threat of salary deductions signals a potential move to enforce legislative attendance and ensure the smooth operation of the House, as stipulated by law.
June 2, 2026
Ministry of Information Regular Press Briefing
📸 Min Otis Mel Nax Jr.
02/06/2026
Trauma at the Test: 2026 WASSCE Students at Gunpoint Spark Fear and Concerns Over Exam Security on SAPA TV Liberia
In a troubling development, reports broadcast on SAPA TV Liberia reveal that the 2026 WASSCE students faced gunpoint intimidation during their exams, raising alarming questions about exam security and student welfare. Experts warn that such duress can cause lasting psychological trauma, jeopardizing the integrity of Liberia's education system and the well-being of its youth.
Exclusive: Ambassador Kemayah Debunks Rumors of President Weah Supporting Cummings — SAPA TV Liberia Analyzes the Political Silence
In a pivotal development, H.E Amb. Dee-Maxwell Saah Kemayah, Sr. addressed swirling rumors suggesting that President George M. Weah is backing Mr. Alexander Cummings of the ANC. Ambassador Kemayah unequivocally dismissed these claims, emphasizing that there is no credible evidence to support such speculation. This clarification comes amidst heightened political maneuvering ahead of upcoming 2029 elections. SAPA TV Liberia delves into the implications of these denials, highlighting the importance of verified information in shaping Liberia’s democratic discourse.
02/06/2026
On this magnificent day, the esteemed Management of SAPA TV Liberia joyfully celebrates an extraordinary soul — Madam Deborah! Your life is a shining testament to compassion, dedication, and unyielding generosity. From your distinguished work with UNICEF to your heartfelt contributions across Liberia, you have touched countless lives and illuminated the path of kindness. As you step into this new chapter, may your birthday be filled with divine blessings, boundless joy, and the warmth of love that surrounds you. May your days ahead be graced with exceptional health, success, and divine longevity. Today, we celebrate not just your birth, but the remarkable legacy you continue to build. Happy, happy birthday — may your life be as fabulous and inspiring as you are! 🎉🌟🎂
The Inspector General at the Ministry of Labour, Mr. John O.F. Kangbah, speaks to the media about critical issues affecting the nation.
Mr. Kolubah B. Akoi Fires Back at Fallah, Highlights Hon. Koijee’s Impact in Lofa
In a fierce rebuttal, CDC Lofa County Chairman Kolubah B. Akoi dismisses Thomas P. Fallah’s criticism, asserting that Fallah’s claims lack basis. Akoi emphasizes that Hon. Jefferson Koijee’s leadership and contributions in Lofa surpass Fallah’s narrative, reinforcing CDC’s continued grassroots support and development efforts in the county.
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