AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDrug Probe Fallout: Liberia’s LDEA OIC Fitzgerald T.M. Biago denies social-media claims he received a Toyota pickup linked to the US$317M cocaine case, while the LDEA chief has requested to temporarily recuse himself amid a separate Toyota-bribery allegation—both moves raise fresh questions about integrity inside the anti-narcotics push. Courtroom Developments: Former Highway Patrol chief Wadell W. Kwabo seeks bail in Liberia’s biggest cocaine trafficking case, arguing prosecutors have not shown enough to justify continued detention. Foreign Minister Under Fire: Sara Beysolow Nyanti rejects allegations tying her to the drug scandal, saying her role is strictly diplomatic and aimed at securing US support for the investigation. Education Access: Liberia ends primary school registration fees (KG–Grade 6) starting Sept. 7, a bid to cut financial barriers highlighted by human rights findings. Health Watch: DR Congo’s Ebola outbreak tops 4,000 confirmed cases, with WHO vaccine experts urging a full-scale trial of an approved vaccine for possible cross-protection. Accountability in Sports: Liberia’s CAF hopes dim as Watanga FC and Blackman Warrior FC are ruled out over missed registration deadlines, prompting an LFA investigative panel.
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