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Suspended CBL Boss Runs To Supreme Court

A day after his suspension as Governor of the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) following an audit report from the General Auditing Commission (GAC) showing alleged financial irregularities, J. Aloysius Tarlue has taken flight to the Supreme Court, praying for a Writ of Prohibition against the Executive Branch of Government. The suspended bank governor on Friday,…

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STAND Supports Anti-Corruption Fight

The anti-impunity advocacy organization, Solidarity & Trust for a New Day (STAND), welcomes the Boakai-led government’s ongoing anti-corruption campaign as a positive step in the right direction. This important effort, which goes beyond the interests of a few individuals or their associates, needs the united support of all Liberians, regardless of their ethnicity, politics, religion,…

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Suspected ‘Saboteurs’ Remain Jailed…4TH Night Behind Bars

Former Liberian officials who were recently arrested and sent to jail for their alleged involvement in corruption and economic sabotage, have spent their fourth night behind bars. They failed to file a criminal appearance bond at the Monrovia City Court to secure their temporary release. Stipendiary Magistrate Ben Barco has subsequently transferred the alleged corruption…

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LEC Secures US$16M …For Solar Plant

The Liberia Electricity Corporation (LEC) and the International Consolidated Contractors Offshore have signed a US$16 million agreement for the installation of a solar plant and the extension of the Mount Coffee Hydro. LEC Managing Director, Monie Captan, signed on behalf of the corporation; Ahab Serhal, Chief Executive Officer of the International Consolidated Contractors Offshore, signed…

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Boakai Tightens Control On Int’l Travel…Says No Trips Without Presidential Approval

Information gathered has disclosed a presidential mandate from President Joseph Nyuma Boakai issuing a new directive aimed at tightening control over international travel for officials of the executive branch. The mandate, which surfaced in the executive branch chatroom yesterday, explicitly states that no official is permitted to travel abroad without the President’s approval, and all…

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