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Orange-Liberia Fined L$4,000,000 …Over Unauthorized SIM Card Issuance

The Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA) has fined Orange Liberia the among of four million Liberian dollars (L$4,000,000) after finding the telecommunications company liable for the unauthorized issuance of a customer’s SIM card to a third party. According to telecommunications regulators, this compromises the customer’s privacy and telecommunications security. According to an official statement issued by…

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Investigation Opens Into Alleged Jury Tampering…In US$6.2M Economic Sabotage Trial

The Presiding Judge of Criminal Court “C” at the Temple of Justice has launched a formal investigation into alleged jury misconduct in the high-profile US$6.2 million economic sabotage case involving former Finance and Development Planning Minister Samuel D. Tweah Jr. and several former government officials. The probe follows reports that some empaneled jurors may have…

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Chief Justice Gbeisay Orders Probe…Into Alleged Jury Tampering

Chief Justice Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay has reportedly ordered an investigation into allegations of jury tampering involving employees of the Judiciary following the controversial verdict in the high-profile US$6.2 million corruption case tried at Criminal Court “C” in Monrovia. Judicial sources informed disclosed on Wednesday that the probe centers on claims that some court employees allegedly…

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CSO Group Defends Justice Minister Tweh…Backs Court Verdict In Ex-Finance Minister’s Case

The Independent Societal Watch Advocates (ISWA) has condemned recent comments made by the Chairman of the Unity Party Youth League, Togar Melvin Cephas, that Justice Minister Oswald Tweh is ineffective in leading the charge to fight corruption. Following the non-guilty verdict rendered in the landmark US$6.2M corruption case involving former Finance Minister Samuel D. Tweah,…

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Civil Society Network Condemns Calls To Dismiss Justice Minister …Hails Reforms Within Justice System

The Civil Society Network of Liberia (CSNL) has condemned calls emanating from what it terms “few misguided individuals,” especially the Chairman of the Unity Party National Youth Congress, Mr. Melvin Cephas, for the dismissal of the Minister of Justice, Cllr. Oswald Tweh, following the jury verdict in the US$6.2 million corruption case at “Criminal Court…

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Tension Rises In Economic Sabotage Case…As Former Acting Justice Minister Faces Tough Cross-Examination

Proceedings in the ongoing National Joint Security (NJS) funds trial intensified on Monday, May 4, 2026, at Criminal Court “C” as prosecutors and jurors subjected former Solicitor General and Acting Minister of Justice, Cllr. Nyanti Tuan, to rigorous questioning over procedures, authority, and alleged financial irregularities tied to more than L$1 billion and US$500,000 reportedly…

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Ghanaian Convict Rearrested…After Chief Justice Orders Enforcement Of US$135,000 Judgment

The 11th Judicial Circuit Court for Bomi County has re-arrested a Ghanaian national, Abdul Razak Kawarnu, after Chief Justice Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay ordered enforcement of a US$135,000 judgment originally rendered in 2022. The move follows a Judicial Inquiry Commission finding that Resident Judge T. Ciapha Carey acted negligently when he released Kawarnu in 2023 despite…

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Prosecutors Ask Court To Reverse Ruling…In Toni Jackson Independent Autopsy Motion

State prosecutors in the ongoing Manslaughter proceedings against Liberian Economist Samuel P. Jackson have formally petitioned Criminal Court “A” to reconsider and rescind its earlier ruling granting the defense permission to conduct an independent autopsy on the late Toni Jackson, wife of the defendant. In their motion, prosecutors argued that the cause and manner of…

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