Willie N. Tokpah

Monrovia –The Office of First Lady Katumu Boakai is at the center of a growing fraud scandal that threatens to further erode public trust in the government, as allegations of exploitation and financial misconduct surface.

Monrovia- A writ of habeas corpus petition has been filed before the First Judicial Circuit, Criminal Assizes “B,” Montserrado County, by a legal team representing a Liberian, Thomas Etheridge, who is a resident of Brewerville.

Monrovia — Leo Tiah, Executive Director of the Youth Network for Positive Change and a civil society advocate, has accused the Ministry of Public Works of selectively targeting his organization's property during a recent demolition exercise in Thinker's Village.

Fendall, Montserrado-President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr., pledged his administration's revitalization of zing Liberia's premier institution of higher learning, the University of Liberia.

Monrovia-Thomas Etheridge, the prime suspect in the December 18, 2024, arson attack on Liberia's Capitol Building, collapsed while in police custody early Saturday, sparking allegations of maltreatment.

Monrovia — The National Public Health Institute of Liberia (NPHIL) ) has taken action against alleged corruption within its ranks, dismissing two senior officials and suspending several others, following an investigation into the unauthorized removal and illegal sale of eleven government-owned vehicles.

Monrovia-The Liberian government, through the Ministry of Justice, has petitioned Justice-in-Chambers Yamie Quiqui Gbeisay for a Writ of Prohibition to counter a recent Writ of Habeas Corpus issued by Criminal Court B, presided over by Judge Koiboi Nuta.

Monrovia—Thomas Etheridge, a prominent suspect in the Capitol Building arson attack, appeared at the Monrovia City Court Monday after a Supreme Court order mandated his presentation by the Liberia National Police (LNP).

Monrovia – The decision to imprison Thomas Etheridge, Amos Koffa, and Eric Susay after their failure to secure a staggering US$1.8 million bonds has ignited criticism against the government.

Monrovia- First Lady Kartumu Y. Boakai, has suspended two staff members involved in a controversial scholarship scheme, but her decision has been described as insufficient given the serious nature of the allegations and damage done to public trust.