Inspector General of Police Subpoenaed as Murder Trial Unravels: A Closer Look at the Charloe Musu Case

As the murder trial of the late Charloe Musu unfolds at Criminal Court ‘A’, Temple of Justice, an unexpected twist has emerged, placing Liberia’s Inspector General of Police, Col. Patrick Sudue, in hot water. In a recent ruling on Monday, November 27, 2023, Judge Roosevelt Z. Willie ordered the police chief to appear before the […]

Mayor Jefferson T. Koijee and Telecom Giants Subpoenaed in Ongoing Murder Trial: A Closer Look

In a dramatic turn of events, Criminal Court ‘A’ Judge Roosevelt Willie has issued subpoenas to Monrovia City Mayor Jefferson Koijee, along with Orange GSM and Lonestar Cell, in connection to the ongoing murder trial involving former Chief Justice Gloria Musu Scott and other defendants. The subpoenas are specifically tied to the testimony of Varlee […]

Republic of Liberia: Police Charge Sheet – Tragedy Strikes Unity Party Headquarters

Office of the Crime Services DepartmentHeadquarters of the Liberia National PoliceMINISTRY OF JUSTICEMonrovia, Liberia (Office of the Crime Against Person Unit CSD/LP . Date: November 24, 2023) POLICE CHARGE SHEET Defendant: Lawrence K. WilliamsSex: MaleAge: 31Tribe: KruAddress: Flower Pot Community, Duport Road, PaynesvilleDate of Birth: July 11, 1992Place of Birth: Monrovia, Montserrado CountyNationality: LiberianFather’s Name: […]

Liberian Citizens Demand Accountability: Contrasting Wealth and Poverty in the Weah Administration

In recent times, a growing wave of discontent has swept through Liberia as citizens demand a thorough audit of the Weah administration’s financial dealings. The stark contrast between the lavish spending on personal luxuries, exemplified by the extravagant tomb of Nathaniel McGill’s mother, and the impoverished lives of many CDCians has fueled the call for […]

Sierra Leone Government Declares Nationwide Curfew in Wake of Armory Incident

Sierra Leone, a nation once known for its post-civil war recovery and strides towards stability, is now grappling with a new crisis. In response to the recent attempt to breach the military armory at Wilberforce barracks, the Sierra Leonean government, through the Ministry of Information and Civic Education, has imposed a nationwide curfew. The move […]

The Limits of Immunity: Article 61 and the Transition of Power in Liberia

As Liberia anticipates the transfer of power from President George Weah to President-elect Amb. Joseph Nyumah Boakai after the January 2024 inauguration, questions arise about the potential legal protection Article 61 provides to outgoing presidents. George Weah, facing potential allegations of corruption and mismanagement during his presidency, might consider the shield of Article 61’s immunity […]

President-elect Joseph Nyumah Boakai: A Potential Catalyst for Anti-Corruption Reform in Liberia

As Liberia anticipates the inauguration of President-elect Amb. Joseph Nyumah Boakai, there is a palpable sense of hope among citizens that he might emulate the actions of Sierra Leone President Julius Maada Bio in combating corruption and recovering ill-gotten wealth from the previous administration. Drawing parallels with President Julius Maada Bio’s first term in Sierra […]

LRA Assistant Commissioner James Afif Jaber Alleges Wrongful Suspension Amid Allegations of Impropriety and Corruption

In a startling turn of events within the Liberia Revenue Authority (LRA), Assistant Commissioner for Real Estate Tax, James Afif Jaber, finds himself at the center of controversy as he alleges wrongful suspension. Jaber claims that his suspension is a direct consequence of his efforts to raise alarms regarding impropriety and corruption within the organization. […]

Allegations of Corruption Surrounding George Weah’s Administration as Power Transition Nears

As Liberia anticipates the transition of power to Ambassador Joseph Boakai in the upcoming January inauguration ceremony, the nation finds itself grappling with disturbing allegations of government officials looting offices and properties under the outgoing administration of President George Weah. Numerous reports have surfaced, pointing to a series of incidents involving corruption and misappropriation of […]

Allegations of Misappropriation: Former Deputy Commerce Minister Jemima Wolokolie Calls for Investigation into SME Funding

In a shocking turn of events, former Deputy Commerce Minister Jemima Wolokolie has accused the Ministry of Commerce & Industry (MOCI) of misappropriating millions of United States dollars intended for Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) and Liberian entrepreneurs. The allegations suggest that the funds were distributed to the family, friends, and supporters of the ruling […]