AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoECOWAS Leadership: Liberia lands two senior ECOWAS roles—Cllr. Charlyne M. Brumskine named Judge of the ECOWAS Court of Justice, and Dehpue Y. Zuo appointed Commissioner for Economic Affairs and Agriculture—after approval at the 69th summit in Sierra Leone. Digital Push: President Joseph Boakai proclaims July 21 “Liberia Technology Summit Day,” aiming to drive digital transformation and innovation through an annual national platform. Justice Update: The Supreme Court revives the Hage Estate fraud-in-title battle by quashing a prohibition petition, while Criminal Court “C” throws Tweah’s acquittal into limbo by ordering investigation and arrest of the jury. Anti-Corruption Detention: Former Chief of Protocol Nora Finda Bundoo is remanded after failing to post a US$8m bond in her corruption case. Security Crackdown: Joint security forces uncover a suspected US$50m cocaine cache near RIA Highway, arresting two foreign nationals. Housing Tension: NHA employees protest, demanding removal of Managing Director Florence K. Geegbae over alleged mismanagement. Youth Engagement: PYAC targets over 1,000 youth for Boakai’s third town hall in Buchanan on July 25. Energy Coordination: The Presidency urges stronger LEC–RREA collaboration as EU-funded electrification work accelerates in Buchanan. Land Pressure: A fresh land dispute in Jamaica Road Bridge area highlights how land ownership remains a volatile issue in Liberia.
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