Sam Collins, spokesperson for the Liberia National Police, has clarified an earlier statement he made in a Bush Chicken article suggesting that the police were considering imposing restrictions on subcompact vehicles in Monrovia.
Tricycle Union Expresses Frustration Over Gov’t Restrictions
The Liberia National Police’s recent collection of restrictions on tricycles popularly known as ‘kehkeh’ may have not gone well with the Liberia Tricycle and Motorcycle Association and the riding public.
Liberia Airport Authority Attempts to Distance RIA From Equatorial Guniea’s Leader
The Liberia Airport Authority has provided clarification to a New Democrat Newspaper lead story linking the Roberts International Airport to the president of Equatorial Guinea, Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo.
Court Releases Arrested ‘Zogos’ Due to Overcrowded Prisons
More than 25 individuals arrested in Paynesville by the Liberia National Police were refused by the Monrovia City Court due to overcrowded cells at the Monrovia Central Prison.
Police Kill One Suspect, Wound Four, in Attempted Robbery on Kakata Ecobank
Police in Margibi reportedly shot dead a suspected armed robber and wounded four others at Ecobank’s Kakata branch early Sunday morning.
Redlight to Be Improved when Streets Selling is prohibited
Paynesville’s efforts to reduce the crowds in the Redlight commercial district is causing tensions with traders.
On Day of the African Child, Rights Groups Want Justice in Two Children’s Death
In observance of the day of the African Child, two rights groups called for justice in the case involving the death of two children at the end of last year.
Children’s Rights Activist Hopes Justice Minister’s Resignation Resolves Contentious Cases
The head of the National Children Representative Forum, formerly known as the Liberian Children Parliament, say she is pleased with the resignation of Justice Minister and Liberia’s Attorney General, Benedict Sannoh.