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Murder Update: Liberia Ruling CDC Declares Week of Mourning; Wants Autopsy

The national women wing of the ruling Coalition for Democratic Change will lead a week of mourning for the murder of the daughter of former Chief Justice Gloria Musu Scott, party Chairman Mulbah Morlu said Thursday in Monrovia.

Liberia: Senate Passes $782.9 Million National Budget to Bolster Economy And Fund Elections

Senators Thursday approved a $782.9 million spending package that would fund the West African nation’s government for the 12 months financial period end Dec. 31, 2023.

Monrovia Mayor Denies Link to Killing Of Ex- Supreme Court Judge’s Daughter

Monrovia City Mayor offered $5,000 to increase police bounty for perpetuators of the ghastly murder of the daughter of a former Chief Justice as law enforcement officers struggle to hunt down culprits.

Monrovia Mayor Faces Police Probe Over Murder Accusation As Ruling Party Chief Dismisses Link

Koijee faces police questioning Wednesday based on former Truth and Reconciliation Commission Chair Jerome Verdier’s accusation that he directed and financed the killing, police inspector general Patrick Sudue told Senators Tuesday in the capital Monrovia.

Liberian President Weah Promotes Over 30 Army Officers Ahead Of Elections

Liberian President George Weah effects a significant change to the West African country’s military command structure as the army vows to step in should violence erupts during the scheduled October presidential elections.

Liberian Registered Ship Carrying Suspected Russian Oil Captured

Albanian police in the coastal town of Durres along with other law enforcement agencies blocked a Liberian-registered ship carrying suspected Russian oil in an operation that ended with the arrest of the 22-strong crew.

Liberia May Have ‘Parallel System’ For Illegal Log Exports

The lush West African rainforests of Liberia are being cut down and illegally exported with the likely collusion of powerful government officials, according to a diplomatic document obtained by The Associated Press that described an apparent “parallel system” for trade in timber.

Archaeology Returns to Rewrite Liberia’s History Following Fall of 200-Year-Old Tree

Following a devastating Civil War, archaeologists are helping Liberia rewrite a more inclusive history and forge a more diverse future.

Liberia: ECOWAS Court Hears Case Of Alleged Massacre of 600 Persons

The plaintiffs told ECOWAS Court that the victims were massacred during the Liberian Civil War at St Peter’s Lutheran Church in Monrovia on the 29 and 30 July 1990.

Wire Fraud: Stanton Whiterspoon’s Guilty Verdict Likely As Accomplices Reached Plea Agreements

This scheme was ongoing since 2016 and netted the individuals more than $114 million according to the FBI. However, the federal investigation didn’t begin until 2019, after a tip from Maryland that initially targeted two individuals.

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