Jaheim T. Tumu

TRIPOLI, Libya – Liberia's NPA Pythons saw their hopes of advancing from the Road to the Basketball Africa League (BAL) qualifiers suffer another setback after an 88-66 defeat by Ghana's Spintex Knights in Group B action.

MONROVIA& The Sports Writers Association of Liberia (SWAL) has appointed an eight-member committee to oversee preparations for its Extraordinary Congress in November and Elective Congress in December 2026, the association said.

Sanniquellie, Nimba County – Shaita Angels scored three goals in the final stages of the match to secure a commanding 3-0 victory over Senior Female

TRIPOLI, Libya – Liberia's Champions, NPA Pythons looked destined to close their Road to BAL 2027 campaign with a statement victory. They had seized control early, won the opening quarter 20-12, and carried a hard-fought 39-36 lead into the break against Nayaba Sofa.

MONROVIA – C. Clarence Massaquoi once commanded Liberia's national police and led the unit that guarded the head of state. On Friday, he stood before a group of young cadets holding trumpets and drums and described himself as something else: a father who had come home.

The Unity Party chairman says persistent criticism, including alleged radio attacks involving his late mother, has made his position untenable. His resignation follows a politically charged reaction to Liberia's 1-0 defeat to Mali in the AFCON qualifiers, exposing tensions between partisan politics and national football.

PAYNESVILLE CITY — Watanga FC head coach Theophilus Geekor has described a penalty decision awarded against his side as “very cheap” following his team's 1-1 draw against FC Fassell on Sunday, after a frantic finish to a match that had remained goalless until the 86

FARMINGTON, Margibi County- Chamber of Mines President Amara Kamara has called for Liberia's mining industry to deliver greater benefits to

MONROVIA – Athletes living with disabilities in Liberia, the dream of competing, winning medals and representing their country often comes with challenges beyond the playing field.

MONROVIA -The Solidarity & Trust for a New Day (STAND) has accused the Boakai-Koung administration of failing ordinary Liberians while allowing wide