Investigative Journalist & Liberia Correspondent
J. Emmanuel Deshield Sr. is a Liberian investigative journalist, broadcaster, and founder and editor of Liberty News Liberia. He has been working in journalism since 2014, covering politics, governance, public health, human rights, social issues, and community development.
He has held professional roles including Programme Director and News Director and has worked with media institutions including Light FM, BCTV, Diahn-Blae Radio, and Radio Buchanan.
As an investigative journalist, Deshield is committed to uncovering issues affecting ordinary people, holding institutions accountable, and amplifying the voices of underserved communities. His reporting focuses on evidence-based journalism, public interest investigations, transparency, and accountability.
His published work has appeared on platforms including The Caliber Liberia and Smart News Liberia.
The removal of market tables at Monrovia's Waterside commercial district raises concerns about the economic survival of market women and informal traders. As authorities pursue urban order and improved sanitation, affected vendors need answers about relocation, alternative vending spaces, and the protection of their livelihoods.
Grand Bassa County Superintendent Karyou Johnson has launched a sharp verbal attack on a previous administration, describing it as a “joking government” and a “419 government” while questioning what it accomplished for Grand Bassa before seeking to return to power.
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