West Africa
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Elsewhere in West Africa
Liberia's SG-Designate Abrahim Boimah Sillah presents his vision to the Senate Committee, emphasizing justice and reform in the prosecution system.
Liberia's Justice Minister-designate, Cllr. Betty M. Lamin-Blamo, pledges evidence-based prosecutions, vowing to address the backlog of over 2,800 untried inmates.
Liberia's Supreme Court has reserved its ruling on Yekeh Kolubah's appeal against his expulsion from the House of Representatives.
Liberia's House of Representatives has summoned health authorities to brief on the country's preparedness and response measures amid an Ebola outbreak in Nigeria.
Hundreds of Liberia's war victims and survivors protested at the war crimes court office and Capitol Building, demanding legislation to establish a long-awaited court.
Liberian economist Samuel Jackson appeals to court for permission to travel abroad for medical treatment amid health concerns and ongoing legal proceedings.
Liberia's new Commerce Minister, Stephen M. Yekeson Jr., has outlined his plans to address the country's economic challenges, including high prices and a strong Liberian dollar.
Liberia's PLP elevates Tonzeah Zarwolo to National Vice Chairman for Political Affairs and Acting National Secretary General.
Liberia's Supreme Court is considering whether the House of Representatives defied a court order when it expelled lawmaker Yekeh Kolubah in April.
Liberia's Liberia Intellectual Property Office (LIPO) reports 526 intellectual property registrations by the end of the third quarter of 2026.
Liberian judge finds Peter Bon Jallah, a 63-year-old NSA staff member, guilty of statutory rape and kidnapping, but not guilty of gang rape.
Liberia's justice system faces scrutiny over its handling of a $317 million cocaine case, with criticisms of uneven justice.
