Central Bank of Liberia

MONROVIA – The Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) has clarified a media report indicating a fire incident in the vault of the Bank.
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Monrovia – The Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) condemns as a total fabrication a recent social media video that falsely claims that L$8.0B of the newly printed one-hundred-dollar banknotes was diverted to finance President George Weah’s…
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MONROVIA – Criminal Court ‘C’ has issued a writ of subpoena for Justice Minster Frank Musah Dean and three others in connection with the alleged printing of extra L$2 billion banknotes.
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MONROVIA – The Central Bank of Liberia (CBL) has announced the secure arrival of additional L$4 billion banknotes to ease the liquidity pressures that the Liberian economy had been faced with recently.
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Monrovia - Criminal Court 'C' Judge Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay has granted an indicted former official of the Central Bank of Liberia medical leave due to severe health complication.
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During cross-examination, Baba H, Boakai could not deny or clarify that his investigation considered the documents introduced by the defense team of ex-governor Milton A. Weeks. Monrovia - Defense lawyers representing the former…
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Witness Boakai testified that Governor Weeks, serving in dual capacity as Executive Governor and Chairman of the Board of Governors of the CBL, used the  authority of both positions to assemble the Board of Governors for the purpose of…
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Richard H. Walker, former Director for Banking, Joseph Dennis, former Director of Internal Audit and Dorbor Hagba, former Director of Finance, all of the CBL were given clearance by the Criminal Court ‘C’ on Friday, June 26, 2020. …
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Leaders among equals of the prestigious Liberian Legislative Body, and all members of the legislative order of the Joint Chambers, I greet you. In my honest quest to relate with your leadership viability on the current trends that…
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In picture: Above is Solicitor General Sayma Cyrennius Cephus; (Below left to right) Mr. Charles E. Sirleaf, Mr. Milton A. Weeks and Mr. Dorbor Hagba where all initially charged with economic sabotage, theft of property, criminal…
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