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Liberia: New Charging Rule Aims to Reform Broken Justice System
Liberia introduces new rule requiring prosecutor sign-off before police can charge suspects
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Liberia: LDEA Testing Clears Malaysia Shipment
A shipment of herbal supplements from Malaysia has tested negative for narcotics, clearing those named in connection with the cargo.
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Liberia's Prisons Overwhelmed: Calls for Reform and Modernization
Liberia's 16 prisons are severely overcrowded, with 3,711 inmates against a capacity of 1,350, sparking calls for urgent reform and modernization.
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Liberia's Cybercrime Law Faces First Major Trial in VP Koung Case
Liberia's year-old Cybercrime Act is being tested in the case of Jerry Nyantee Wrotto, accused of cyberbullying Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung Sr.
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Liberia's Saclepea Embraces Yellow as a Symbol of Hope and Limitless Possibilities
Liberia's Saclepea community adopts yellow as a symbol of hope, joy, and limitless possibilities, inspiring happiness, optimism, and intellectual growth.
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Liberia: Mass Prison Break at Kakata Central Prison; Over 100 Inmates Flee
More than 100 inmates have escaped from the Kakata Central Prison in Liberia, triggering a massive manhunt across Kakata and surrounding communities.
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Liberia Falls Behind in Paying UN Dues, Despite Claiming Fiscal Milestones
Liberia owes $34,000 to the UN, a sum it has yet to pay, despite recent claims of a fiscal turnaround and a $1 billion domestic revenue milestone.
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Mo Ali's Claim of 8.2% Debt Reduction Under UP Administration Is Incorrect
Former Unity Party official Mo Ali's claim that Liberia's debt-to-GDP ratio decreased by 8.2% under the UP administration has been found to be incorrect.
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Liberians React to Historic $1 Billion Revenue Milestone with Skepticism
Liberians express mixed feelings about the government's historic revenue gains, demanding tangible impact on their daily lives.
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Liberia's Ministry of Health Pushes Hepatitis B Vaccination Amid Safety Concerns
Liberia's Ministry of Health continues Hepatitis B vaccination campaign, assures public of vaccine's safety and effectiveness.
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ICE Deports Former Liberian Combatant Accused of War-Era Atrocities
US ICE deports Amos Sheik Massaquoi, a former Liberian combatant accused of war-era atrocities, back to Liberia.
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Global Governance Initiative: Towards a More Inclusive and Equitable Global Order
The Global Governance Initiative emphasizes fairness, justice, and equality among nations to address common global challenges.