Justice & Accountability: War Crimes Court office chief Jallah Barbu urged President Boakai to recall lawmakers for a special session before the U.N. General Assembly, as survivors push for urgent action and reparations. Rule of Law Shake-Up: Boakai replaced Justice Minister/AG Oswald Tweh and Solicitor General Augustine Fayiah, appointing Betty Lamin-Blamo and Abrahim Boimah Sillah amid scrutiny tied to the $336M cocaine bust and charges including Jewel Howard Taylor. Women’s Rights & Health: UNFPA called for faster action on women and girls’ health and ending preventable deaths and GBV as aid pressures grow. Digital GBV Support: CHI and My Watchman launched confidential digital reporting and referral for sexual and gender-based violence in New Kru Town. Education & Skills: STRIVE strengthened Liberia’s TVET electricity curriculum at MVTC to build job-ready electrical skills. Local Development & Culture: Lofa’s Mandingo Cultural Festival renewed calls for unity across ethnic and political lines. Community Safety & Services: CRS dedicated new WASH facilities in Massatine, improving sanitation for school, church and clinic. Economy & Jobs: A survey found most Liberians want a War and Economic Crimes Court and oppose lawmakers who don’t back it. Infrastructure: Liberia Agricultural Company expanded school transport with new buses for thousands of students. Public Finance: LRA reported $954.7M collected for FY2026, targeting $1B soon. Tech & Connectivity: LTA plans a consumer support center in Buchanan as it decentralizes telecom regulation.