Author: Augustine T. Tweh

 IBRAHIM JALLOH: “We really need help. No food, no water. Living under this harsh condition in a strange country you don’t know is unbearable for us. We are calling on human rights groups, humanitarian organization, and even our countries’ ambassadors to come to our aid” Monrovia – Human trafficking victims, who were allegedly brought into Liberia from Guinea, Sierra Leone, and Ivory Coast have alarmed that they are not being cared for while in the custody of the Liberian government.

Ex-officials of the Central Bank of Liberia on trial for the alleged unauthorized printing of Liberian dollar banknotes Monrovia – Indicted former board member of the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) Board of Governors, Kollie S. Tamba says the Legislature authorized the printing of Liberian banknotes to replace legacy banknotes in the economy.

MONROVIA – A 30-year-old man identified as Abu Kamara has spent his first night behind bars at the Monrovia Central Prison in connection to Qnet International alleged human trafficking case.

Monrovia – The Liberia National Police has arrested and detained two additional operatives of Qnet International who are linked to the trafficking of over 15 teenagers and young adults into the country.

Montserrado – A civil society group, Right Holders Network has begun a nationwide campaign to amplify the voices of children amid the coronavirus pandemic in the country.

The raid came a day after FrontPageAfrica reported that Qnet International had allegedly trafficked into the country dozens of teenagers and young adults from Mali, Guinea, and Sierra Leone, among others. The company had brought the country under the guise of providing job, travel, and scholarship opportunities. Monrovia – Officers of the Liberia National Police on Wednesday, July 22, launched a raid on the head offices of Qnet International in Paynesville City, arresting 11 persons linked to an alleged human trafficking scheme.

Monrovia – The Movement for Islamic Holidays in Liberia is calling on the Legislature to pass into law two major Islamic festivals – Eid al-Fitr, known as Ramadan Day and Eid al-Adha also called Abraham day as national holidays.

Monrovia – FrontPageAfrica has uncovered what appears to be a major human trafficking ring under the guise of an employment agency.

Monrovia – State lawyers’ expert witnesses, Emmanuel J. Nuquay, former House Speaker and J. Nanborlor F. Singbeh, Secretary of the Liberian Senate, have provided contradicting testimonies in court against former officials of the Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) in the ongoing trial involving the unauthorized printing of US$10 billion by the CBL.

Singbeh was summoned along with other senior ex-officials and officials of government to testify in the case for the State. Monrovia – Government lawyers have requested Criminal Court ‘C’ Judge Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay to summon the Secretary of the Liberian Senate, J. Narborlor S. Singbeh, to testify in the case involving former Central Bank Governor Milton A. Weeks and three others.