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‘Satire Is Not Cybercrime’ Konneh Calls for Due Process, Proportionality, Education
MONROVIA - Gbarpolu County Senator Amara M. Konneh voted for Liberia's Cybercrime Act. Now he is drawing a line around how it is used. The law now faces its first major test. He says satire, parody and criticism of officials are protected!-->…
Kemayah Warns Against Persecution -Says Selective Justice Threatens Liberia’s Peace
MONROVIA - Former Foreign Minister Dee-Maxwell Saah Kemayah, Sr. has carried Liberia's quarrel over accountability to an international peace platform. He addressed a virtual summit on the International Day of Peace. He warned that!-->…
Liberia Seeks Mining Investment -Mines Minister Pitches Liberia to Investors at UNGA
MONROVIA - Liberia's Mines and Energy Minister has carried a blunt message to American investors: no data, no deal. Speaking in New York, R. Matenokay Tingban said the country cannot bargain well over minerals it has not properly mapped.!-->…
Macron, Ruto Warmly Greet Liberian Leader -Resurgent Lone Star Takes Global Stage
MONROVIA - President Joseph Nyuma Boakai has arrived at the United Nations General Assembly carrying more than a national flag. Liberia now sits on the Security Council, and that seat changes how the world listens to a small West African!-->…
Ngafuan Courts Global Investors -Cites Growth, Revenue, Infrastructure Needs
MONROVIA - Finance Minister Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan has taken Liberia's sales pitch to investors gathered on the margins of the UN General Assembly. His message mixed confidence with unusual candor about the country's weaknesses. Growth!-->…
Nagbe Slams GoL on Jewel Indictment Delay -Says Government Has Nothing On Ex-VP
MONROVIA - Former Vice President Jewel Howard-Taylor's drug case has moved from the courtroom into the court of public opinion. Lenn Eugene Nagbe, chief of staff to former President George Weah, says the state arrested first and is still!-->…
‘The Mask Is Off’ -Koijee Brands Rescue Mission ‘Risky Cocaine Mission’
MONROVIA - The opposition's sharpest pen has turned a German philosopher against the Unity Party government. Congress for Democratic Change Secretary General Jefferson Tamba Koijee argues that grievance, rather than any program, powered!-->…
EPA Hosts UNGA Dialogue -Showcases Liberia’s Commitment to Climate Protocols
MONROVIA - Liberia is using its Security Council seat to make an argument it learned the hard way. Forests, rivers and minerals can finance war, or they can underwrite a lasting peace. The Environmental Protection Agency's side event in!-->…
Boakai Proclaims Governance Month -GC’s Tokpah Warns against Merely Symbolic Observance
MONROVIA - Official observances too often end with speeches, banners and little lasting change. This October, the Governance Commission promises something measurable. A new National Integrity Index will rank public institutions on ethics,!-->…
FAL Rises From Dormancy -From One Room to National Watchdog
MONROVIA - For six years, the law creating the Food Authority of Liberia sat on paper while unsafe goods moved freely. Director General Precellia Cherue has spent 18 months turning that paper into an institution. Her record includes burned!-->…