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Peace Museum steering committee opens Monday at the Executive Pavilion Kemayah defence heads to the Supreme Court Housing plan awaits due diligence and financing decision Amputee football: LAFASA leadership yet to answer resignation demand Marathon: official results and Samura's winning time awaited
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Kemayah Gets 10 Years in Saudi Rice Case — Defence Heads to Supreme Court

A Monrovia court sentenced the former foreign minister on Friday after refusing a new trial. His lawyers announced an appeal at once.

Cabinet Backs Plan for 5,000 Homes for Government Workers — Starting With 600

The housing framework carries a planning ceiling of up to US$300 million. No start date, and no money committed yet.

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  • Runners at the start of the Liberia Marathon in Monrovia
    Sports

    Sierra Leone's Samura Does It Again — Wins Liberia Marathon for the Second Straight Year

    Amadu Sajor Samura crossed the finish line first at the SKD Sports Complex on Sunday, defending the title he won in 2025 as thousands of runners took over Monrovia's streets for the seventh Liberia Marathon.

  • Aerial view of the West Point residential area of Monrovia, Liberia
    Development

    Cabinet Backs Plan for 5,000 Homes for Government Workers — Starting With 600

    The housing framework carries a planning ceiling of up to US$300 million. No start date, and no money committed yet.

  • Amputee football players in action during a match
    Sports

    Amputee Football Leadership Told to Resign After Liberia's World Cup Miss

    A former association president says the team could have travelled through Istanbul. The government says about US$100,000 in tickets is already lost.

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