Liberia (National)
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Willie N. Tokpah's reporting focuses predominantly on local government and politics within Liberia, particularly around legal and regulatory developments, as well as official announcements. If you have relevant expertise in Liberian politics or can provide insights into the legal and regulatory landscape in this region, your input may be of interest to him.
Given his focus on a specific geographic area (Liberia, Montserrado, Monrovia), pitches should ideally offer an understanding of the local political climate or insight into how these regional events might impact national governance.
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By: Willie N. Tokpah
TUBMANBURG, Bomi County-Mano Oil Palm Plantation has been ordered to pay US$405,000 in damages after the 11th Judicial Circuit Court in Tubmanburg found the company liable for negligence that left a 35-year-old motorcyclist with debilitating leg injuries and unable to earn a living.
By: Willie N. Tokpah
MONROVIA – A jury at Criminal Court “C” on Friday returned a split verdict in the long-running Saudi-donated rice trial, convicting five former
By: Willie N. Tokpah
Judge Ousman Feika Rejects Defense Submission Before Closing Arguments; His Prediction of a Supreme Court Challenge Raises Courtroom Questions
By: Willie N. Tokpah
Prosecution Set to Present Rebuttal Witnesses Next Week as Court Moves Toward Closing Arguments in High-Profile Sexual Assault Case
By: Willie N. Tokpah
Monrovia – The guilty verdict involving former Foreign Affairs Minister Dee-Maxwell Saah Kemayah in Liberia's high-profile Saudi-donated rice case
By: Willie N. Tokpah
Retired Captain Anderson plans a 10,000-signature petition seeking legislative action on veterans' welfare, historical compensation claims, and a proposed role for former soldiers in national development.
By: Willie N. Tokpah
BEIJING, China — Liberia's development challenges are well documented, from poor road connectivity and limited economic opportunities to inadequate
By: Willie N. Tokpah
Party maintains confidence in former Foreign Minister's innocence, calls for due process, equal application of anti-corruption laws, and stronger safeguards for humanitarian aid
By: Willie N. Tokpah
Monrovia- Twenty-three Liberian journalists have returned from a two-week media training program in China with new professional insights, international
By: Willie N. Tokpah
Monrovia – Criminal Court “E” at the Temple of Justice has scheduled a hearing for Monday, November 2, at 10 a.m. on a motion for a new trial filed by Peter Bon Jallah, former National Security Agency, NSA official convicted of statutory rape and kidnapping involving a 16-year-old boy.
