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 A Liberian refugee living in Southwest Philadelphia agreed Thursday to voluntarily leave the United States after becoming the latest target of federal investigators seeking justice for atrocities committed during the bloody civil war that gripped the West African nation in the 1990s. Isaac T. Kannah, 51, admitted last year that he had lied about the role he played in the multifactional conflict in sworn testimony he gave in 2011 on behalf of a former wartime ally who faced deportation proceedings. Kannah’s sentence, approved Thursday by a federal judge in Rochester, N.Y., makes him the third member of the Philadelphia region’s sizable Liberian expatriate community to be swept up this year in a push by U.S. investigators to root out and deport those involved in the many documented human rights violations that occurred during the fighting. ...

The movie 'Brown Sugar' featuring Master Queen, Chi-Chi Neblett, Ik Ogbonna, and more was premiered on July 25, 2018, at the TM Mall in Monrovia Liberia.  The love drama was produced by Liberian movie producer, Chi-Chi Neblett. Its premiered was a great success. A lot of Liberian celebrities came out to support. Check out these pictures from the premiered.  

Bucky Raw's "Welcome Back" concert, on July 26, 2018,  was loaded with A list celebrities.  Most Liberian musical stars came out to show support to the TrapCo King, including HipCo legend, Takun J, CIC, SoulFresh, Lil Beshop, Rickslyn Myers, Ericgeso and more.  During the show, Bucky Raw paid respect to Takun J on his knees and informed the public that TrapCo is a descendant of HipCo.  He also clarified that there isn't a beef between the artists and hailed Takun J as the "King of HipCo". The concert wasn't jammed pack as expected, but there performances were amazing and a lot of Liberians in the diaspora tuned in to watch on Facebook live.  His baby's mother, Dee Raw, was also in attendance. 

On July 26 this year when Liberia was celebrating its 171st Independence Day, these ten pictures of a went viral. They came on the top as the nation's favorite Independence Day photos. 

Yess!!! She did that.  Precious Lakis, CEO of Precious Pieces Couture came through for us, on July 26, 2018.  As a 26 gift to her fans, celebrating the 171st Independence Day of Liberia, her native land, the Liberian designer offer us a pure package of Love, Strength and Unity. In the photos below, she expressed what the ideal Liberian man is all about. Check out the inspiration behind these photos, in her own words:  Happy independence day mama Liberia 🇱🇷 . During the early years, Liberia was filled with sunshine. Women look up to men and men treated women like precious jewel. No one was better than the other. You see, our beauties could be seen from miles away. We were treated like queens. Real royal queens. Love and respect was the key that unlocks the door to our hearts. How did we loose it all. Liberians are strong ,smart and knowledgeable people. We elected the first female president and went on to elect a soccer player who is now the messiah of Liberi...

Tialae Ticker comes through with an amazing vocals.     Back in 1980's, Big Steve came through with the timeless  "Malawala Balawala." Now, Tialae Ticker has come through with an updated recipe. Trouble Trouble is the latest version of Malawala Balawala, featuring the legend himself, Big Steve. Check it out below: 

President George Manneh Weah has called on all Liberians to join him in building the better and great nation longed since the founding of the country 171 years ago. President Weah acknowledged that the task of building a vibrant nation is a momentous challenge that requires the overriding involvement of all Liberians in a strong bond of peace and unity.   In a special statement at the official Independence Day Program at the Centennial Pavilion on Thursday, July 26, 2018, the Liberia leader Weah prayed God’s blessings, direction and guidance as Liberians endeavor to chart a new course for the country.     According to him, developing the nation would prove fruitless and futile in the absence of peace and unity amongst Liberians.    “In order to move Liberia ahead and achieve sustainable development, we must be united and at peace with ourselves; we need a strong union and the peace that abide in our hearts for the prosperity of ou...