Liberian Observer
Coverage of Liberian Observer in the Nexus archive.
- Liberia: Judge Feika Rules in Tweah Acquittal Case Today
A judge in Liberia ruled today on the acquittal of Samuel D. Tweah Jr., a former Finance Minister, which was expected to end a high-profile corruption trial but instead sparked a new legal battle over jury accountability and judicial oversight. The case has raised questions about the limits of judicial and jury responsibilities in the country.
- Liberia: U.S.$19.2m Cocaine Shipment Busted At International Airport
Liberia intercepted a $19.2 million cocaine shipment consisting of 198 compressed plates at Roberts International Airport. The incident highlights Liberia's growing role as a trans-shipment hub in West Africa's narcotics trafficking corridor.
- Liberia: Why the Secrecy About the U.S.-Liberia Health Pact?
The article discusses a reported health agreement between Liberia and the United States, which has sparked controversy due to its secrecy. The main question raised is the reason behind the lack of transparency regarding the pact.
- Liberia: President Boakai's California Visit - Setting the Record Straight
The Liberian Observer's commentary on President Joseph Nyuma Boakai, Sr.'s California visit being a 'missed opportunities' is corrected, emphasizing the need for fact-based and protocol-aware analysis. The article defends the visit's official program as arranged by the host institution.