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Deciphering the Growing Disputation of the Supreme Court of Liberia
ESTABLISHED IN 1839, the Liberian Supreme Court has had a checkered history. The highest court, aptly named Supreme, sits at the pinnacle of Liberia’s judicial system exemplifying the practice of law, and the dispensation of justice in…
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Liberia: Embracing Uncle Sam’s Visa Restrictions For Democracy Underminers
US SECRETARY OF STATE Michael Pompeo in a statement last week declared that there would be serious consequences for anyone engaging in election-related violence.
SAID MR. POMPEO: ”We will watch closely the actions of individuals who…
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Liberia: CPP vs. COP – Egos Collide as rival opposition Groups Compete for Numerical Edge
MOMENTS AFTER the Collaborating Political Parties(CPP) announced plans to hold a sustained nationwide protest, commencing Wednesday, October 28, 2020, the leader of the Council of Patriots, Mr. Henry Costa announced that the pressure…
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Liberia: Voter Roll Cleanup A Necessity To Avoid Election Chaos
MEMBERS OF THE FOUR COLLABORATING political parties, comprising the All Liberian Party (ALP), Alternative National Congress (ANC), Liberty Party (LP) and Unity Party (UP), on Wednesday expressed outraged by the decision of Associate…
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LIBERIA: Central Bank Must Prioritize Transparency, Accountability Before Printing Any New Banknotes
THE CENTRAL BANK OF LIBERIA appears to be obsessed with printing money without providing an explanation as to why.
COMING OFF the heels of two major scandals, the US$25 million infusion and the LD16 billion missing money saga, the…
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Silence Not An Option For Liberia Revenue Authority in the Deaths of Its Employees Albert Peters and…
FOUR DAYS AFTER the bodies of Albert Peters and his workmate, Mrs. Gifty Asmah Lama, were discovered dead in vehicle on Broad Street near the Sacred Heart Cathedral, details of how or why the pair were brutally murdered remain a…
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Recurring, Suspicious Deaths Dampen Liberia’s Post-War Revival
TOO MANY DEATHS are going unexplained in a country with so much uncertainty, boggled down by recurring tragedies that seem to lead to controversial conclusions.
BARELY SEVENTEEN MONTHS after Matthew Innis, Deputy Director of…
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LIBERIA: Where Are The LD4 Billion Banknotes?
SADLY, PRIOR to the printing of additional LD banknotes, the banking system had experienced dire liquidity problems, including mutilated banknotes and insufficient banknotes in the banking system to meet depositors' demand for cash.
IT…
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Liberia: The Premise For Granting Honorary Consul To Mexico To A Nigerian Was Wrong
According to Article I of the 2012 Revised Regulations on Honorary Consuls in Liberia, intended to revise the regulations and procedures for the appointment and termination of Honorary Consuls issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in…
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The Supreme Court Must Answer: Saga of Notorious Armed Robber Kesselly Mulbah Shows Justice Has Lost…
IN RECENT MONTHS, a number of questionable decisions have come down from the corridors of the judicial branch of the Liberian government – and the Supreme Court, the highest judicial body of Liberia, projected in the constitution as…
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