A judge has imposed a US$200 fine each on seven indictees in the widely publicized Global Witness corruption case.
Liberia Revenue Authority Investigates Logging Companies for US$25 million in Unpaid Taxes
The Liberia Revenue Authority says it is investigating a Global Witness’ report that logging companies in the country owe US$$25 million in unpaid taxes.
OP-ED: The Culture of Corruption in Liberia – Government as a Career Move and Easy Way Out
In Liberia, if you get caught in a corruption scandal, there’s at least one easy way out: deny, accuse, resign. With limited accountability and slap-on-the-wrist penalties, you’ll save face and soon be ready for your next career move, maybe even a political appointment.
Lawmakers Aim to Resolve Divisions After Tense Leadership Fight
Lawmakers at the lower house of parliament have ended a one-day retreat in Ganta aimed at promoting unity and resolving divisions caused by a recent leadership fight.
Speaker Tyler Falls
J. Alex Tyler has finally been removed as speaker of the House of Representatives after a vote on Tuesday.
Speaker Tyler Finally Recuses Himself Amidst Pressure
Speaker Alex Tyler has finally recused himself from proceedings at the House of Representatives.
Federation of Liberian Youth Weighs in On Crisis at Legislature
The National Executive council of the Federation of Liberian Youth has described the ongoing tumult between some lawmakers at the lower house as obstacle to the development of Liberia.
Supreme Court Rejects Speaker’s Request for Writ of Prohibition
The Supreme Court has rejected a request from the speaker of the House of Representatives, Alex Tyler, to issue a writ of prohibition against representatives holding separate sessions.