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Montserrado County District #11 Representative Richard Koon has been elected as Speaker of the House of Representatives.

He obtained 43 votes while Nimba District # 7 Representative Musa Billity obtained 26 votes ..

Congratulations Hon. Koon speaker House of Representatives.

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The Liberia Medical and Dental Council has temporarily suspended the buttocks and breast building therapy.

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The Liberian Medical and Dental Council (LMDC) has issued a temporary suspension on suction-based vacuum therapy procedures conducted by Fortune Skincare.

Although vacuum therapy is categorized as a non-surgical procedure, the LMDC emphasizes that international best practices require practitioners to be trained in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and first aid, possess comprehensive knowledge of skin, fat, and muscle anatomy, and demonstrate proficiency in safe suction levels, appropriate cup placement, contraindication screening, and infection control measures.

In such case, Liberian regulations stipulate that equipment must be approved/certified by Liberia Medicine and Health Products Regulatory Authority (LMHRA) and operated exclusively by trained professionals with a covering Doctor to manage complications.

In response to the suspension, Fortune Skincare has submitted documentation for review and validation of its operator’s qualifications. The facility has also been cooperating with both LMDC and LMHRA to ensure compliance with national health and safety standards.

The LMDC reiterate its commitment to safeguarding public health and ensuring that all cosmetic and therapeutic procedures offered in Liberia with clinical concerns meet regulatory and ethical standards.

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FIFA Launch Investigation into Liberia - Tunisia World Cup Qualifier Officiating.

Monrovia – FIFA have launched an investigation into the conduct of Ivorian referee Clement Franklin Kpan and his officiating team during the World Cup qualifier match between Liberia and Tunisia on March 19 at the Samuel Kanyon Doe Sports Complex.

The match, which saw Tunisia win 1-0 with a fourth-minute goal from Hazem Mastouri, was marred by controversial officiating decisions that negatively impacted Liberia’s chances.

The result left Liberia with a loss and three points dropped, preventing them from potentially tying with Tunisia on 10 points in the standings.

The investigation follows a directive from the Ministry of Youth and Sports, which instructed the Liberian Football Association (LFA) to file an official complaint to FIFA about the referee’s decisions.

The Ministry expressed concern over a key officiating error that led to a missed penalty opportunity for Liberia.

According to a communication obtained by FrontPageAfrica, the LFA highlighted a clear handball by a Tunisian defender in the penalty area, which was not called by the referee. The LFA claims video evidence supports that the defender deliberately handled the ball, an offense that should have resulted in a penalty kick.

The LFA’s complaint stated, “This decision had a direct and substantial impact on the match’s result, undermining the principles of fairness and integrity that FIFA uphold.” They further requested a replay of the match to ensure justice and equity.

FIFA have acknowledged receipt of the complaint and referred the match officials to its Refereeing and Disciplinary departments for investigation. A FIFA spokesperson confirmed that the issue falls under the jurisdiction of both the refereeing and disciplinary areas.