The Liberian government has shut down the use of social media in the country.  Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, SnapChat and messaging app WhatsApp have been blocked by internet providers in Liberia as of Friday 7 June 2019, according to real-time network measurement data from the NetBlocks internet observatory.   NetBlocks is a civil society group working at the intersection of digital

Ahead of the much-publicized June 7th Protest, a document believes to be the petitioner’s petition has been leaked on Social Media. The document, a copy of which is in the possession of The Monrovia Times outline details of demands from the Council of Patriots to the Liberian government. Some of the demands include the issue of corruption, Governance, Human Rights

Liberia’s president Weah has said that he will no longer tolerate those who insult national leaders, incite public violence and make reckless comments. The Liberian leader said those who insult the president (him) and incite public violence will no more go with impunity. The Liberian leader made the assertions on Thursday during the official dedication the Duport road market in

The Political Leader of the Opposition Alternative National Congress’s Alexander Cummings is admonishing partisans, supporters of collaborating opposition political parties and every citizen who wishes to exercise their constitutional right through protest to be peaceful and act within the confines of the law. Mr. Cummings said the ANC supports the rights of citizens to protest and to petition their government

Montserrado County District # 8 Representative Acarous Gray Thursday faced probe by the Liberian National Police on account that he ordered the flogging of a district resident. A complaint was filed by Boye Cooper, owner of Shawtown Bar on 9th street, alleged he was beaten on the order of Representative Gray. But Representative Gray speaking with Journalists said allegation linking