By Staff Writer.@ Monrovia – What began as a routine opening of court in southeastern Liberia became one of the sharpest judicial rebukes yet of the Boakai administration — and of the head of the Judiciary himself. Delivering the opening charge for the 7th Judicial Circuit Court, on Monday, Assigned Judge J. Kennedy Peabody chose…
By Staff Writer @. The Supreme Court of Liberia has reserved ruling in the controversial and protracted Intestate Estate of the late Wilmot F. Dennis — a 200-acre land dispute in Paynesville’s 72nd Community — at a moment of profound grief for the prevailing family, following the reported death of its Attorney-In-Fact, Judge Mozart Chesson…
By Staff Writer Monrovia -A quiet but devastating economic strangulation is unfolding across Montserrado and other urban counties, threatening to collapse hundreds of small and medium-sized Liberian businesses. At the center is an unlawful, duplicative revenue scheme in which two state institutions – the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation (LWSC) and the National Water, Sanitation…
By Staff Writer Monrovia-The Liberia National Police, LNP, has suspended four officers without pay over a range of alleged disciplinary violations, including assault, excessive use of force, negligence of duty, corruption and gross insubordination, in what the institution says is part of its effort to enforce professional standards and accountability within the force. The disciplinary…
By Staff Writer.@ Monrovia – What began as a routine opening of court in southeastern Liberia became one of the sharpest judicial rebukes yet of the Boakai administration — and of the head of the Judiciary himself. Delivering the opening charge for the 7th Judicial Circuit Court, on Monday, Assigned Judge J. Kennedy Peabody chose…
By Staff Writer @. The Supreme Court of Liberia has reserved ruling in the controversial and protracted Intestate Estate of the late Wilmot F. Dennis — a 200-acre land dispute in Paynesville’s 72nd Community — at a moment of profound grief for the prevailing family, following the reported death of its Attorney-In-Fact, Judge Mozart Chesson…
By Staff Writer Monrovia -A quiet but devastating economic strangulation is unfolding across Montserrado and other urban counties, threatening to collapse hundreds of small and medium-sized Liberian businesses. At the center is an unlawful, duplicative revenue scheme in which two state institutions – the Liberia Water and Sewer Corporation (LWSC) and the National Water, Sanitation…
By Staff Writer Monrovia-The Liberia National Police, LNP, has suspended four officers without pay over a range of alleged disciplinary violations, including assault, excessive use of force, negligence of duty, corruption and gross insubordination, in what the institution says is part of its effort to enforce professional standards and accountability within the force. The disciplinary…
By Staff Writer MONROVIA, Liberia — Liberian economist and political commentator Samuel Jackson has appealed to Criminal Court “A” Judge Onesimus Barwon for permission to travel abroad for specialized medical treatment amid concerns about his health. On Thursday, October 22, 2026, Jackson was reportedly seen struggling to walk on the grounds of the Temple of…
By Staff Writer Justices to Decide Whether House Was Properly Served With Court Order The Supreme Court of Liberia has reserved ruling in the legal dispute between expelled Montserrado County District #10 Representative Yekeh Kolubah and the leadership of the House of Representatives. The case centers on whether the House leadership was properly served with…
By Staff Writer Monrovia – The first judicial circuit, Criminal Court “C” Judge Ousman F. Feika has given former Executive Mansion Chief of Protocol Nora Finda Bundoo 30 days to remedy deficiencies in her US$8 million criminal appearance bond, while ordering the seizure of her passport and all travel documents pending the conclusion of her…
By Staff Writer MONROVIA – The Supreme Court of Liberia has upheld the conviction of Enree Bee Neeplo, former Program Manager of the Planned Parenthood Association of Liberia (PPAL), for economic sabotage, bringing a long-running corruption case to a close. In a ruling delivered Thursday, August 27, the High Court affirmed…
MONROVIA – The Supreme Court of Liberia has affirmed the convictions of five former government officials in a long-running forestry fraud case involving an estimated US$6 million loss to the Government of Liberia through the issuance of illegal forestry permits.
Those convicted are former Forestry Development Authority (FDA) Managing Director Moses Wogbeh, former Technical Manager John Kanto, former Commercial Forestry Manager Janger Kamara, former Grand Bassa County Surveyor David Blayee, and former Director of Cartography at the Ministry of Lands, Mines and Energy, Maxwell Gwee.
By Staff Writer Monrovia-As government moves to reclaim 5.58 acres of historic Hotel Africa land; Investor Dr. Oniyama fights eviction order as unconstitutional The fate of Liberia’s only functional 18-hole golf course will be argued today in one of the most consequential property cases in recent years. The Civil Law Court, is set to hear…
