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Senator Saah H.Joseph to Announce Plans for New Political Party Ahead of 2029 Presidential Bid
Montserrado County Senator Saah H Joseph has reportedly revealed his intentions to contest the 2029 presidential election and exit the ruling Coalition for Democratic Change (CDC) in favor of launching his own political party.
According to a source, Senator Joseph, preparations for the new party are nearly complete, with ongoing documentation and organizational groundwork in advanced stages. If accurate, this marks a significant realignment in Liberia’s political landscape, as Senator Joseph seeks to position himself independently ahead of the next major election cycle.
A Departure from CDC
Senator Joseph’s decision to break away from the CDC—the party he currently represents in the Senate—signals a potential shift in internal dynamics and electoral strategy. Though the CDC has remained one of Liberia’s dominant political forces, Joseph appears to be charting a course that prioritizes autonomy from the party’s internal hierarchy and brand.
While no official statement has been made publicly available by Sen. Joseph, numerous insiders have confirmed that groundwork has been laid for mobilizing support, recruiting members, and building a party infrastructure tailored to his vision.
What the New Party May Represent
Although the details remain sketchy, the emerging party is expected to present itself as a centrist, reform-oriented alternative, seeking to attract those dissatisfied with both the CDC and the ruling Unity Party. Joseph is reportedly framing the effort around national unity, effective governance, and enhanced service delivery—especially in key sectors such as healthcare, education, and public infrastructure.
This move comes after a period during which Joseph received both praise and criticism for his constituency projects. He has been lauded for delivering medical supplies to multiple counties, including Grand Cape Mount, Bomi, Gbarpolu, Margibi, and Bong through partnerships in the U.S. . However, he has also faced scrutiny over the fate of public transport buses once deployed in Montserrado under the slogan “Let’s Make Montserrado Great Again,” which critics say have since been relocated and leased to a private company in Nimba County .
Political Implications and Reactions
Analysts believe Joseph’s divergence from the CDC could open space for other political voices ahead of 2029—potentially splitting support within the ruling coalition and shuffling alliances. For the opposition landscape, his emergence may introduce a new competitive force capable of drawing support from disaffected voters across both major parties.
For now, stakeholders and party supporters await official confirmation and public announcement from Senator Joseph himself. Until then, the report remains based on internally sourced information—though many political watchers expect his presence on the campaign trail to solidify over the coming months.
Senator Joseph’s move underscores a broader sentiment among Liberians: a desire for new political actors and leadership styles beyond the entrenched duopoly of the CDC and Unity Party.
As the political calendar inches toward 2029, Joseph’s potential candidacy and new party launch will be closely watched. For now, anticipation builds around a strategic announcement from the senator, which may redefine political alliances ahead of Liberia’s next presidential election.
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August 1, 2025
Executive Mansion Monrovia: – In an effort aimed at revitalizing Liberia’s rubber sector and fostering inclusive economic growth, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., has signed Executive Order No. 151, instituting sweeping measures to restrict the export of unprocessed rubber and promote domestic value addition.
The Executive Order, effective immediately, seeks to transition Liberia’s rubber industry from an extractive, raw-material export economy into a value-added, job-creating sector that supports GDP growth, employment, and export earnings.
“For too long, Liberia has exported its rubber in raw form, forfeiting opportunities for domestic manufacturing, job creation, and increased revenue,” President Boakai stated. “This Executive Order is a turning point. We are laying the groundwork for industrialization, value addition, and long-term economic transformation.” He noted.
Key Provisions of Executive Order No. 151:
• Export Restriction: The export of unprocessed rubber—including natural latex, cup lump, bark scrap, ground scrap, and other forms listed under Schedule A—is now restricted. Only processed rubber such as Technically Specified Rubber (TSR) is exempted.
• Tax and Fee Requirements: Exporters must comply with new fiscal obligations, including a 4% presumptive tax, Rubber Development Fund Incorporated (RDFI) fees, and a surcharge of USD $150 per metric ton.
• Export Permit Protocol: Exporters must present official tax and fee receipts, a valid tax clearance, and secure approval from the Ministry of Agriculture, followed by an Export Permit Declaration (EPD) issued by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry.
• Post-Export Taxation: Exporters are required to remit an Advance Income Tax of 4% (small taxpayers) or 2% (medium/large taxpayers) immediately after export.
• Strict Penalties for Noncompliance: Entities that falsify documents or evade the provisions of the Executive Order will face a USD $50,000 fine for the first offense, with repeat violators subject to additional penalties and revocation of export privileges.
The Ministry of Agriculture will lead the enforcement of this Order, in coordination with the Ministry of Finance and Development Planning, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, the Liberia Revenue Authority, and the Rubber Development Fund Incorporated. Joint administrative guidelines will be issued to ensure smooth implementation.
This decision aligns with the President’s broader vision to strengthen domestic industries, enhance Liberia’s export competitiveness, and create sustainable livelihood opportunities for Liberians.
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Monrovia —Associate Justice-designate Cllr. Boakai N. Kanneh has proposed a complete overhaul of Liberia’s 1986 Constitution, describing the current legal framework as outdated and insufficient to meet the country’s evolving governance needs.
Speaking during his Senate confirmation hearing on Tuesday, July 22, 2025 the 54-year-old legal expert and current Chairman of the Law Reform Commission emphasized the urgent need for constitutional reform. He stated that Liberia’s democracy would be better served by a more modern, inclusive, and responsive constitutional document.
His bold recommendation drew attention and sparked interest among senators, many of whom openly praised his qualifications, intellect, and vision for the country’s judiciary. Several lawmakers described his responses as thoughtful and his knowledge of the law as exceptional.
If confirmed, he will replace outgoing Associate Justice Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay, who was recently confirmed as the next Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
Kanneh’s nomination by President Joseph Boakai is widely seen as a strategic move to strengthen the judiciary with progressive and reform-minded leadership.
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President Boakai to Dedicate New Schools in Bong and Nimba Counties, Boosting Education Access and Quality, MOE Discloses.
Full release from MOE below:
(Monrovia, Liberia )– On Monday, July 21, 2025, President Joseph Nyuma Boakai will dedicate two newly constructed senior secondary schools in Bong and Nimba Counties. This initiative is part of the Government of Liberia’s ongoing commitment to expand access to quality education and improve learning conditions nationwide.
The Ministry of Education, with support from the World Bank’s Improving Results in Secondary Education (IRISE) Project, led the construction of these modern facilities in Gbarnga City, Bong County, and Ganta City, Nimba County. This effort aligns with a national strategy to strengthen secondary education infrastructure, particularly in rural and underserved areas.
These two schools were built under Component 1 of the IRISE Project, which focuses on enhancing access and the learning environment at the senior secondary level. Each campus features furnished classrooms, science and computer laboratories, administrative offices, gender-sensitive sanitation facilities, a safe water supply, perimeter fencing, and recreational spaces. A third similar facility in Kakata, Margibi County, is nearing completion and will be dedicated later this year.
The new schools are expected to alleviate pressure on existing institutions and foster a more inclusive and equitable educational environment, with a special focus on increasing girls’ participation.
To ensure high standards, both student enrollment and teacher recruitment will be strictly merit-based. Only the best-performing students from these counties will be admitted, and instructional staff will comprise highly qualified teachers who have undergone thorough vetting.
President Boakai’s dedication of these schools underscores his administration’s commitment to human capital development as outlined in the ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development.
This milestone also reflects the strong leadership of Education Minister Dr. Jarso Maley Jallah. Her dedication to transforming Liberia’s education system is evident in the Ministry’s push for improved infrastructure, increased access, and enhanced quality at all levels. Under her stewardship, the Ministry continues to prioritize inclusive learning environments, especially in underserved areas, ensuring that interventions like these new facilities are grounded in long-term strategies to build a more equitable and effective education system for all Liberians.
The construction of these modern educational infrastructures highlights the strength of the government’s partnership with the World Bank and their shared vision for a resilient education system in Liberia. The Ministry of Education reaffirms its commitment to providing inclusive, high-quality education to all Liberian students, regardless of location or background.
President Boakai Nominates Associate Justice Yamie Gbeisay as Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
In a major judicial development, President Joseph Boakai has officially nominated Associate Justice Yamie Gbeisay to serve as the next Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Liberia.
The announcement was made earlier today, marking a significant step in the ongoing efforts to strengthen the country’s judiciary. Justice Gbeisay, who has served on the Supreme Court bench since his appointment as Associate Justice, now awaits confirmation by the Liberian Senate.
If confirmed, Gbeisay will succeed the outgoing Chief Justice and assume the highest judicial office in the nation, overseeing critical legal and constitutional matters.
This is a developing story. More details to follow.
Ali Akbar Velayati, a senior advisor to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, declared that any nation cooperating with US military operations against Iran would be treated as an enemy. “Any country in the region or elsewhere that is used by American forces to strike Iran will be considered a legitimate target for our armed forces,” Velayati said. He added with severity: “America has attacked the heart of the Islamic world and must await irreparable consequences.”
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