Liberia (National)
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Willie N. Tokpah's reporting focuses predominantly on local government and politics within Liberia, particularly around legal and regulatory developments, as well as official announcements. If you have relevant expertise in Liberian politics or can provide insights into the legal and regulatory landscape in this region, your input may be of interest to him.
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By: Willie N. Tokpah
Monrovia-For more than 26 years, Liberian businessman William DeWalt has steadily built a reputation in the country's clearing and forwarding industry, growing from an employee in the private shipping sector to the owner of successful logistics businesses.
By: Willie N. Tokpah
MONROVIA – The largest cocaine trafficking prosecution took another dramatic turn on Thursday as prosecutors presented testimony alleging that Paul J. King, Operations Manager of Global Logistics Services (GLS), attempted to secure the release of a massive cocaine shipment after it had already been intercepted by security officers at Roberts International Airport (RIA).
By: Willie N. Tokpah
MONROVIA-Former Executive Mansion Chief of Protocol Nora Finda Bundoo has successfully overcome a major procedural obstacle in one of Liberia's most closely watched corruption prosecutions after submitting a revised criminal appearance bond that satisfied the requirements of Criminal Court “C,” allowing her to remain at liberty while awaiting trial.
By: Willie N. Tokpah
Monrovia-For more than six months, dozens of Liberian students pursuing higher education in Morocco say they have been left to survive without the government stipends that enabled them to study abroad, a situation they describe as threatening not only to their education, but also Liberia's credibility under one of its longest-running bilateral scholarship programs.
By: Willie N. Tokpah
Monrovia – The Supreme Court of Liberia has paved the way for the continuation of criminal proceedings against former National Security Agency (NSA) Special
By: Willie N. Tokpah
By Willie N. Tokpah Monrovia-Nearly two years after a December 2024 incident allegedly changed the course of his education and daily life, former J.J.
By: Willie N. Tokpah
Monrovia – Former Finance and Development Planning Minister Samuel D. Tweah Jr. has accused Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung of directing Criminal Court “C” Judge Ousmane Feika to overturn the jury's verdict acquitting him in the high-profile economic sabotage case, escalating political tensions ahead of the court's expected ruling.
By: Willie N. Tokpah
Monrovia-Criminal Court “C” has ordered the immediate arrest of former Executive Mansion Chief of Protocol Nora Finda Bundoo, after setting aside her second criminal appearance bond, ruling that the bond is legally invalid.
By: Willie N. Tokpah
MONROVIA-Former Executive Mansion Chief of Protocol Nora Finda Bundoo was remanded to the Monrovia Central Prison on Tuesday, July 21, after Criminal Court “C” ordered her immediate arrest following the rejection of her second criminal appearance bond, marking another major development in one of Liberia's most significant public corruption prosecutions.
By: Willie N. Tokpah
Judge Ousman F. Feika has vacated the not-guilty verdict for former Finance Minister Samuel D. Tweah Jr. and co-defendants, citing jury tampering, and ordered all 15 jurors arrested. The ruling reopens the corruption case a day after Tweah publicly alleged political pressure to overturn his acquittal, and is expected to trigger appeals and renewed debate over judicial independence in Liberia.
