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Guinean Busted In US$126K Cocaine Trafficking

The Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) says it has arrested a 44-year-old Guinean identified as David Dioumessy at Bo Waterside in Grand Cape Mount County with a huge quantity of cocaine worth over US$125,000.00. Speaking Friday, February 14, 2025 at the LDEA Headquarters in Monrovia, the LDEA Director General Atty. Anthony Souh said that suspect Dioumessy…

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‘I Will Fight For My Character’…Suspended Fisheries Boss Rejects Gov’t ‘Tactics’

Suspended National Fisheries and Aquaculture Authority (NAFAA) Director General Emma Glassco says she will fight to protect her character over allegations levied against her in a suspension letter issued by President Joseph Nyuma Boakai. The president earlier on Thursday, February 13, 2025, with immediate effect suspended Madam Glassco pending further investigation by the Ministry of…

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‘Marriage Is One Man, One Woman’…Bishop Takes Position In Methodists Gay Marriage Saga

As the struggle for Bishopship continues within the United Methodists Church, Bishop Samuel J. Quire Jr., has Clearfield that the United Methodists Church is not a gay church. On Thursday, February 13, 2025, Bishop Quire delivered his annual address at the 192nd United Methodists Annual Conference held in Gbarnga, Bong County. Bishop Quire addressed the…

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Several Financial Agreements Submitted To House

President Joseph N. Boakai on Thursday, February 13, 2024 submitted several financial instruments for legislative enactment to the House of Representative. President Boakai in a communication sought the legislative approval of a Loan Agreement between the Republic of Liberia and the African Development Fund, and a Loan Agreement among the Republic of Liberia, the African…

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No Evidence To Convict ‘Saboteurs’?

What could be interpreted as tactics on the part of state prosecutors in the ongoing trial of former government officials facing economic related charges, went down at the Criminal Court “C” on Wednesday, February 12, 2025, after they failed to produce the evidence against the accused persons. Following the recusal of Criminal Court “C” Judge…

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