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“Show Up Or Face Prosecution”…House’s Accounts C’ttee Issues Final Warning To Officials

The Joint Legislative Public Accounts Committee of the 55th Legislature has issued a final warning to current and former officials of the Liberia Airport Authority, the Ministry of Public Works, and EAST International Contractors: appear at the next hearing or face prosecution. The warning comes after the hearing into the General Auditing Commission’s audit of…

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Government Targets 2027 For War Crimes Court

Assistant Minister of State for Presidential Affairs George Marshall says President Joseph Nyuma Boakai is making every effort to establish Liberia’s long-awaited War and Economic Crimes Courts to prosecute individuals accused of committing atrocities during the country’s civil wars. Marshall said President Boakai has consistently sought support, advice, and guidance from experienced and respected leaders…

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“We Must Do What Is Right” …President Boakai Direct Officials; Says Delays, Inconsistencies Unacceptable

President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has directed government institutions implementing the ARREST Agenda for Inclusive Development (AAID) to move beyond plans and rhetoric and deliver measurable results, warning that delays, weak performance and implementation gaps will no longer be tolerated. The President made the caveat on Tuesday August 11, 2026, when he convened the National Steering…

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CBL Trains Journalists Ahead Of Non-Performing Loans Confab

The Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) on Wednesday, August 12, 2026 held a one-day media orientation for Journalists ahead of the National Non-Performing Loan Conference. The events brought together several media institutions from prints, electronics and delegates from Ministry of Finance. CBL Governor Saamoi recognizes the critical role that journalists and media practitioners, play in…

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Dismantling The Cartel! …Biago Steps Aside; Boakai Orders Immediate Investigation Over LDEA Boss’ Recusal

The Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency is in damage-control mode after viral allegations that its Officer-in-Charge received a Toyota pickup truck from an individual allegedly linked to narcotics trafficking. On Thursday, the LDEA dismissed the claims as “false and unsubstantiated,” but the controversy has already forced the agency’s top official to temporarily step aside. Deputy Commissioner…

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Ngafuan, LEC Boss Face Contempt Proceedings…Over Alleged Failure To Satisfy US$415,327.08 Judgment Debt

Finance and Development Planning Minister Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan and Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC) Managing Director Mohammed M. Sheriff are facing contempt proceedings before the Debt Court of Montserrado County over an alleged failure to satisfy a US$415,327.08 judgment debt owed to ELTEL Network Liberia The case arises from a commercial dispute between LEC and ELTEL…

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2026 Diaspora Conference Goes To America …Targets Investment, Development

The Government of Liberia is set to convene the 2026 Liberia Diaspora Annual Conference from September 25–27, 2026 in Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Area, with the head of the Diaspora office seeking to transform engagement with Liberians abroad into concrete investments, partnerships, and measurable national development outcomes. Organized through the Office of Diaspora Affairs in the…

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