Author: Kennedy L. Yangian

Chief Justice Korkpor Delivering His Charge Monrovia – Chief Justice Francis Korkpor has put a slap in the face of the ongoing salary harmonization, which remains a burning issue amongst judges and discussed behind closed doors for the past months.

Monrovia – Legal luminaries, party litigants, partners of the Justice System and officials of government will on Monday, October 14, at starting at 10 a.m. witness the second opening ceremony of the Supreme Court under the George Weah-led Administration.

Monrovia – Pending or would-be alleged corruption cases before or to be filed before the Criminal Court ”C” at the Temple of Justice, will not be heard on the merit now due to the end of the sitting of  the court.

Monrovia – The Monrovia City Court at the Temple of Justice Monday, October 7, ordered the detention of four persons including a taxi driver for allegedly taking part in recent protest in Monrovia.

Former Director of Passport Andrew Wonploe Monrovia – Barely a month after his arrest and detention at the Monrovia Central Prison for allegedly defrauding the Government of US$25,000 in an alleged passport scheme, the Grand Jury of Montserrado County has indicted the former Director of Passport at the Foreign Ministry, Andrew Wonploe.

Surmounting all odds in pursuit of public accountability and transparency, thousands of patriotic Liberians defied the heavy downpour of rain on September 24, 2018 to send a clarion message to the International Community and the government of ex-Soccer Star George M. Weah. The bottom line was “Bring Back Our L$16 billion and US$25 million”. We did submit a 7-count Petition. The Bring Back Our Money Campaign achieved the following milestones after such Petition was delivered: Peaceful Protest (No incident of violence) Massive turnout even under the heavy downpour of rain. Furthermore, no law was broken US Embassy, UN, AU, EU,…

Monrovia – In a surprise move Thursday, September 26, Judge Blamo Dixon announced that he was stepping aside from further hearing the alleged missing L$16 billion case involving five Central Bank officials, who are facing charges of economic sabotage, money laundering, criminal conspiracy and facilitation.

Monrovia – Prosecution lawyers’ objection to a 25-year jail sentence decided by the 2nd Judicial Circuit Court in Grand Bassa County for seven convicted Defendants has been withdrawn.

Monrovia – Presiding Judge Blamo Dixon on Tuesday, September 23, endorsed prosecution 44 species of evidence against five Central Bank of Liberia executives on trial for multiple counts including money laundering.

Monrovia – Solicitor General S. Syrenius Cephas has disclosed the government’s plan to carry out more arrests of former and current government officials, who are going to be suspected of alleged corrupt acts in the coming months.