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Liberia: Sirleaf & Weeks Seek Bail – All Five Defendants Spent Third Night In Prison
Monrovia - Two of the five defendants indicted with economic sabotage and misuse of public money amongst other crimes have filed a criminal appearance...
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Liberia: Cllr. Brumskine Criticizes Ongoing Impeachment of Justice Ja’neh- Says ‘It’s a Mess’
Monrovia - For the first time, the three opposition political leaders in persons of Cllr. Charles Walker Brumskine, Liberty Party; Mr. Benoni Urey, All...
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Liberia: In Ja’neh’s Impeachment – Rep. Gray Takes the Stand as First Witness
Monrovia - Defense lawyers representing the legal interest of Associate Justice Kabineh M. Ja’neh Wednesday, February 6, resisted attempts by lawyers representing the House...
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Liberia: Sirleaf, Weeks & Others Indicted As Fear of ‘Death News’ Buzzes Social Media
Monrovia - Few hours after the Government of Liberia indicted Mr. Charles Sirleaf, Milton Weeks and three others for their alleged roles in the...
Economy
Liberia: Prosecutors Plead For Postponement of Matilda Parker Case
Monrovia - The new trial for two former officials of the National Port Authority Matilda Parker and Christiana Paelay, who are charged with multiple...
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BREAKING NEWS UPDATE: Monrovia City Court Sends Charles Sirleaf, Milton Weeks and Dorbor Hagba to Jail for Not Being Able to Pose L$5.29 Billion...
MONROVIA - The Monrovia City Court at the Temple of Justice Monday, March 4, sent to jail at least three of the five arrested...
Law & Order
Liberia: ‘Make Corruption A Standalone Crime’ – Suggests Former LACC Boss
Monrovia - Former chairperson of the Liberia Anti-Corruption Commission (LACC) Cllr. James Verdier says the government must consider renewed measures in order to tackle...
Law & Order
Liberia: Solicitor General Cautions Citizens against Running to the ECOWAS Court
Monrovia – The Solicitor General of the Republic of Liberia Cllr. Daku Mulbah has cautioned citizens against running to the ECOWAS Court without taking...
