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LTA Deploys Starlink at Sorlumbar Border, Strengthening Security and Rural Connectivity in Lofa
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‎In a massive effort to ease internet challenges at the Sorlumbar port of entry in Lofa County for government-assigned security personnel, the Liberia Telecommunication Authority (LTA) has completed the installation of Starlink satellite internet to deliver vital connectivity in the area.
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‎The LTA says it has engaged internet service providers in Liberia, Orange and Lonestar, to continue the process at other border entries across the country that face similar issues.
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‎The LTA has assured citizens that it will continue the operation to ensure internet challenges across border areas in Liberia are resolved.
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‎Meanwhile, security personnel in the area appreciated the team, headed by LTA Chairman Clarence K. Massiquoi, for what they described as a swift effort in resolving internet issues for government security operations.
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‎The move marks a major boost in addressing Liberia’s long-standing internet challenges in rural communities.

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Rodney Sieh Says Weah’s 2029 Comeback Depends on Political Reinvention

Media executive Rodney Sieh says former President George Weah will need major political reinvention, reconciliation with former allies, and a change in leadership style if he hopes to return to power in 2029.

According to Sieh, internal divisions within the Congress for Democratic Change and the departure of key figures such as Saah Joseph and Thomas Fallah have significantly weakened the party’s political base.

Sieh further noted that Liberia’s regional voting patterns and shifting political loyalties often favor incumbents, giving President Joseph Boakai an advantage ahead of the 2029 elections.

Overall, Sieh believes Weah’s future political prospects will depend heavily on his ability to rebuild alliances and adapt to Liberia’s changing political landscape

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SUP has given Jonathan Weedor a 72-hour ultimatum to denounce Pres. Boakai’s nomination, or he will face unrest reactions from them.

They said they will make the head office of the National Elections Commission their new home with consistent protests.

They further said Mr. Weedor is “Compromised” and he is a “partisan referee.”

The Liberian Investigator has found that the political ties between NEC Chair nominee Jonathan K. Weedor and the Unity Party stem from a professional consultancy arrangement rather than partisan membership. According to verified documentation in the possession of the paper , Weedor’s institution, the Center for Development and Election Management (CEDEM), was formally contracted in August 2023 to provide technical electoral services ahead of the general elections.

The agreement, signed by Joseph Nyuma Boakai in his capacity as Standard Bearer of the UP/Alliance, focused on recruiting, training, and deploying poll watchers and party agents.

The investigation emphasizes that CEDEM operates as an independent election consultancy entity, and its engagement with the Unity Party fell within standard professional practices observed in democratic systems.

Evidence suggests that CEDEM had extended similar service offers to multiple political actors and international partners, but only the Unity Party accepted the proposal. Analysts argue that such contractual work does not equate to political allegiance, but rather reflects the technical support often required by parties to strengthen electoral preparedness.

Further findings highlight that at the time of the consultancy agreement, Weedor was reportedly outside Liberia, residing in Finland, thereby limiting claims of direct involvement in on-the-ground partisan political activities.

Additionally, the report addresses a viral video that fueled public skepticism, noting that the clip may have been selectively edited. In the full version of the interview, both Weedor and CEDEM’s leadership reportedly denied any formal political affiliation, maintaining that their roles were strictly professional.

Overall, the publication concludes that the controversy surrounding Weedor’s nomination is largely driven by misinterpretation of his professional engagements. While concerns about the independence of the National Elections Commission remain valid, experts cited in the investigation stress that prior consultancy work with political entities does not inherently compromise neutrality—provided such relationships were transparent, contractual, and non-partisan in ex*****on.

🗣️ “We will make President Boakai a former leader of the country. He will not spend one minute in office after October 10. Not 1 minute he will spend there. Anything short of that, he will be a citizen of the cemetery.” CDC Secretary General Mayor Jefferson Koijee