State’s lawyers Want Judge Dixon Recuse from Tweah’s US$8M Bond Case

By Staff Writer State’s lawyers are making the first formal push to have Judge Blamo Dixon of Criminal Court ‘C’ overseeing former Finance Minister Samuel Tweah’s US$8million property valuation bond case be recused and disqualified  from the matter. Their decision may have been raised after Judge Dixon recently rejected an effort by state lawyers to…

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Liberia, Indonesia Will Deepen Cooperation in Areas of Mutual Interest

By: Morris A. Fatorma   (fatormamorria@gmail.com) Addressing African leaders and top-level Indonesian officials at the Indonesia-Africa Forum recently, President Joseph Boakai says, Liberia values its relationship with Indonesia and remains committed to further deepening the cooperation in areas of mutual interest. Boakai emphasized that the relationship dating back to 1955, which led to the formal establishment…

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We’ll Prioritize Inclusivity on Building New Liberia

President Joseph Boakai says building a new Liberia requires the full participation of every citizen in making a decision that will affect their well-being. “The new Liberia must prioritize inclusivity, and not,” just about the infrastructure, but the policies we will draw-up,” Boakai noted. The President’s assertion is contained in a speech he delivered  on…

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Debt Court Grants British Citizen’s Request To Freeze Western Cluster’s Subcontracted Ghanaian Company Bank’s Accounts

Monrovia -the Debt Court in Monrovia has ordered a temporary freeze on millions of bank accounts belonging to Citadel Mining,  a Ghanaian company subcontracted by Western Cluster to transport its iron ore from Bomi County to the Freeport of Monrovia for failing to settle the outstanding judgment debt in the amount of US$40,00, to Mr….

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