AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWar-Crimes Justice: The U.S. trial of former Liberian army commander Moses Wright, accused of involvement in the 1990 Lutheran Church massacre, has been postponed until February. Survivors called the delay a setback. Liberia at the UN: Liberia urged respect for international law, civilian protection and renewed diplomacy in Ukraine, also raising concern for seafarers caught in conflict. Regional Justice: Liberian Justice Charlyne Brumskine has been elected president of the ECOWAS Court of Justice, a major appointment for Liberia in the regional institution. Digital Governance: Lawmakers gave a joint committee 14 days to scrutinize Boakai’s proposed national ID and civil-registration deal before further consideration. Mining and Investment: The revenue authority says mining contributed about US$432 million—roughly 41%—of Liberia’s US$1 billion in collections. The Africa Finance Corporation is also exploring iron ore and uranium investments in the region, including opportunities tied to Liberia.
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