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-In a dramatic development that underscores the Liberia National Police's ongoing crackdown on corruption within its ranks, Inspector General Gregory Coleman has dismissed the Chief of Intelligence of Unit 106, Johnny Dean, over allegations that he accepted a US$10,000 bribe to provide favorable treatment to two suspected drug traffickers being held at the Police Headquarters in Monrovia.
By: Willie N. Tokpah
MONROVIA-The Reformers National Congress, RNC, has launched a blistering attack on the administration of President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, alleging that ongoing discussions surrounding the possible application of a 2% electoral threshold could be used to shrink Liberia's political space and sideline opposition parties ahead of future elections.
By: Willie N. Tokpah
Monrovia-A major rift has erupted within the Congress for Democratic Change- USA Chapter, CDC-USA, ahead of its scheduled July to August 2026 Convention in Philadelphia, as at least three state chapters have officially withdrawn from the gathering.
By: Willie N. Tokpah
Monrovia-The National Executive Committee of the Congress for Democratic Change (CDC) has mounted its strongest defense yet of the party's CDC-USA Convention, dismissing claims that the process has been undermined by constitutional violations and insisting that disagreements within the diaspora organization should be resolved through dialogue rather than boycott.
By: Willie N. Tokpah
MONROVIA – Former Chief of Protocol to ex-President Nora Finda Bundoo has filed a new US$8 million criminal appearance bond, marking her third attempt to secure release from prosecution after the first two bonds were rejected by the court over legal deficiencies.
By: Willie N. Tokpah
CESTOS CITY, River Cess County – Assigned Circuit Judge A. Blamo Dixon has called for sweeping legal reforms to criminalize jury tampering in Liberia, warning that interference with jurors threatens the integrity of the country's justice system and undermines public confidence in the courts.
By: Willie N. Tokpah
Harper, Maryland County – The Ministry of Youth and Sports has officially commenced the orientation and verification process for beneficiaries of the 2026 National Vacation Job Program in Maryland County with a large number of young people turning out at the Maryland County Administration Building in Harper City.
By: Willie N. Tokpah
MONROVIA-Former Executive Mansion Chief of Protocol Nora Finda Bundoo has suffered a legal setback after a Justice in Chambers at the Supreme Court declined to halt proceedings in her criminal case, effectively clearing the way for Criminal Court “C” to resume jurisdiction over the matter and determine the validity of her latest US$8 million criminal appearance bond.
Former Highway Patrol Chief Wadell W. Kwabo Challenges Detention as Court Battle Intensifies in US$317 Million Drug Trafficking Scandal
By: Willie N. Tokpah
OIC Denies Receiving Any Vehicle, Gift or Benefit; Says Decision Is Meant to Protect Integrity of Independent Investigation
