Liberian football followers received one of the best news in 2017, after senior members of the Liberia Football Association were appointed by the Africa’s football governing body, the Confederation of African Football, into its standing committees.
Musa Bility Steps Down as SRIMEX CEO
Musa Bility, the chief executive officer of SRIMEX Oil and Gas company, one of Liberia’s leading petroleum suppliers, stepped down on Thursday, November 30, leaving Wadei Powell in charge of the company.
BYC President Sekou Konneh to Run Unopposed in LFA By-election
The by-election for the second vice president of the Liberia Football Association appears to be a one-man race after top contender, Ansu Dulleh, withdrew his candidacy for the post against the president of Barrack Young Controller Football Club, Sekou Konneh.
Debbah Claims to Be Unaware of List of Players Invited for Zimbabwe Clash
With less than month before Lone Star begins the qualifying campaign for the 2019 African Cup of Nations, there have been some controversy over the list of foreign-based players invited for the upcoming encounter with Zimbabwe.
Brumskine and Karnwea Join Forces to Pursue Leadership of Liberia
Charles W. Brumskine and Harrison Karnwea are set to take Liberty Party to the October elections following Brumskine’s declaration of Karnwea as his running mate in a formal ceremony held over the weekend in Saclepea.
Musa Bility Elected as CAF Executive Committee Member
The president of the Liberia Football Association, Musa Hassan Bility, has written his name in the annals of Liberian football after becoming the second Liberian to be elected as an executive committee member of Africa’s footballing body, the Confederation of African Football.
Musa Bility Doubts Lone Star Will Qualify
Lone Star faces an uphill task when the team takes on Tunisia’s Eagles of Carthage in Tunis on Sept. 4 in its bid to qualify for the 2017 Gabon African Cup of Nations.
Protesters Disrupt LFA Knock-Out Final
The final of the Liberia Football Association knock-out competition between Monrovia Club Breweries and one of Liberia’s oldest football clubs, Mighty Barrolle, was disrupted in the climaxing stage after angry fans invaded the pitch at the Antoinette Tubman Stadium.