AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoWar on Drugs: Liberia’s nearly US$19.2m cocaine seizure at Roberts International Airport is now being mapped in detail, with reporting suggesting the shipment moved through several export stages over days before discovery—while civil society and lawmakers are demanding names and accountability after weeks of silence. Security Sector Integrity: At the graduation of 193 new police and drug enforcement officers, the LDEA and Justice Minister urged recruits to reject corruption and uphold professionalism, saying justice starts long before court. Public Health Bill Clash: A U.S. congressman has urged Liberia’s Senate to reject abortion provisions in the Public Health Bill, warning it could expand legal access up to 18 weeks. Diplomacy Tensions: Liberia is seeking the recall of the EU envoy over “undiplomatic remarks,” after a leaked communication surfaced. Energy Push: Liberia switched on its first grid-connected utility-scale solar plant, the 20MW Mount Coffee Solar Park, and EU-funded meter deliveries and solar projects continue across counties. Human Trafficking Trial: Witnesses testified about abuse, confinement, and extortion after being lured with promises of overseas travel. Governance & Courts: A jury acquitted a former LTA acting chairman in a digital transformation corruption case, while lawmakers push for fast approval of WECC and NACC courts.
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