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The Government of Liberia has finally released the corpse of the late Princess Cooper to her family for burial following disagreement and recent standoff.
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Cllr. Findley Karnga on the delay in Senator-elect Samukai’s certification A Liberian lawyer, Cllr. Findley Karnga, has blamed the Executive Branch of Government for influencing the National Election Commission’s decision to delay the certification of Brownie Samukai, Senator-elect of Lofa County. He is basically pointing accusing fingers at the Minitry of Justice’s action led by the Justice Minister, Cllr. Frank Musah Dean, and Solicitor General Syrenius Cephus, to write the NEC ordering it to halt to certification of Mr. Samukai. Cllr. Karnga, who is a legal counselor for the Collaboration Political Parties (CPP), said legally, Samukai should be certificated but, because of the interest in Lofa County, the Executive is doing everything in its power to pull the Senator-elect down.
LIBERIA: As D-15 Radio ’48 Hours’ Ultimatum to Gov’t, Information Minister Expresses Concern On Ultimatum LIBERIA: As D-15 Radio ’48 Hours’ Ultimatum to Gov’t, Information Minister Expresses Concern On Ultimatum Minister Ledgerhood J. Rennie The Government of Liberia has read with deep concern a newspaper publication attributed to the Management of Radio Bushrod (D-15 Radio), giving the Government a 48-hour ultimatum to publish an indictment drawn against Mr. Henry Pedro Costa or it will go ahead to grant him air time on their platform. The Government seriously considers such ultimatum as a form of threat, and calls on the Management of D-15 FM Station to reconsider the gravity of such statement which has the potential to undermine the rule of law and create unnecessary tension.
Citing Criminal Procedure Law, MICAT reacts to Radio Bushrod’s 48-hr ultimatum After the Management of D-15 Radio issued a two-day ultimatum to the Government of Liberia to provide the indictment that could substantially ban talk show host, Henry P. Costa, from relaying his daily podcast, The Costa Show, on the local radio station, the Government of Liberia, through the Information Ministry, says said ultimatum is considered as a form of threat and therefore the station’s Management should reconsider the gravity of such statement as it has the potential to undermine the rule of law and create unnecessary tension.