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05/08/2026

Liberia’s Local Daily August 5, 2026 editions Read the headline, follow the happening and grab a copy

04/08/2026

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03/08/2026

A five-vehicle head-on collision on the Suhum–Kumasi Highway has caused major traffic disruption. The crash at Birimso Bridge on the N6 Highway has blocked both carriageways.

Police have diverted Accra-bound traffic through Kibi via Nsutam, and Kumasi-bound traffic through Apedwa. Casualty figures are yet to be confirmed.

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03/08/2026

PUL Moves to Engage Lawyers Over Government’s Failure to Produce Evidence

The membership of the Press Union of Liberia (PUL) has mandated its leadership to engage lawyers and seek appropriate remedies following the Government’s failure to provide evidence linking the Liberian media to receiving monies from a drug cartel.

At a mass membership meeting held at the PUL Head Office in Monrovia on Monday, August 3, 2026, journalists and media practitioners overwhelmingly resolved that legal remedies must be pursued within one week.

Members expressed grave concern over the damaging nature of the allegation made by Inspector General of Police Gregory Coleman, speaking on behalf of the Government’s Joint Security Investigative Taskforce.

On July 30, 2026, the Police IG claimed that the Taskforce had “verified and established” that the drug cartel had infused monies into the media to sway and influence ongoing investigations into the seizure of over half a billion dollars’ worth of co***ne.

However, no evidence has been provided to substantiate this claim.

The PUL warns that such unsubstantiated allegations erode public trust, endanger the safety of journalists, and undermine the credibility of the media.

The membership further noted that the IG’s statement should not go without challenge, stressing that it may have been made out of frustration and intended to distract attention from heightened media reports implicating senior security and government officials in collaboration with the cartel.

The motion to mandate the Union’s leadership to engage lawyers was proffered by journalist Winston Blyden after extensive deliberations:

“Following more than an hour of discussions on the damaging statement from the Inspector General of Police Gregory Coleman, I move, if I can receive a second, that this body mandates the leadership of the Press Union of Liberia to contact our lawyers with immediate effect to seek appropriate remedies to this issue and report within one week.” – Winston Blyden

PUL President Julius Kanubah, who presided over the meeting, commended the membership for their strong solidarity in defense of the integrity of the media.

He emphasized that the Union is not in confrontation with government but insisted that the government must provide evidence to aid the fight against illicit drugs rather than stifling it by failing to reveal the names of media institutions allegedly working with the cartel.

Signed:
Julius Kanubah
President

03/08/2026

.Security authorities in Grand Cape Mount County have launched an investigation into the presence of a mysterious vessel reportedly spotted in Liberian territorial waters near York Island in Tewor District.
According to security officials, the vessel has remained in the area for nearly a week, raising concerns among local authorities and residents.
Efforts by border patrol officers to approach the vessel and establish contact have so far been unsuccessful.

Authorities say the situation is being treated with serious concern as efforts continue to determine the vessel’s identity, purpose, and legal status within Liberia’s territorial waters. Local officials are calling on the central government, particularly the Ministry of Justice and other relevant security agencies, to intervene and ensure that the matter is properly investigated and addressed in accordance with Liberian law.

03/08/2026

Man from Nimba County Reportedly Hospitalizes Woman After Prolonged Encounter in Ganta

A man from Ganta, Nimba County, has reportedly become the center of public attention after a woman was hospitalized following what has been described as a prolonged sexual encounter.

According to reports circulating in the community, the incident has sparked widespread discussion, with many people expressing surprise over the circumstances surrounding the woman’s hospitalization.

The man In his words, “A was my choice. I did not drink Brown Tap.”

The incident has continued to generate conversations in Ganta, with residents calling for responsible behavior and greater awareness regarding personal health and safety.

As of now, further details about the woman’s condition and the circumstances leading to her hospitalization have not been independently verified.

03/08/2026

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