AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPort Governance Shake-Up: President Boakai has signed the Liberia Sea and Inland Ports Decentralization and Modernization Act, ending NPA’s long centralized control and reshaping the role of NPA boss Sekou Dukuly—while lawmakers and insiders warn about security gaps and looming 2029 political jockeying. Anti-Drug & Accountability Push: Boakai’s security forces are under pressure as critics argue the drug crackdown still lacks institutional follow-through; separate reporting also flags calls for justice for war victims and stronger oversight of public institutions. Corruption in Humanitarian Aid: Thirteen former officials go on trial in Criminal Court “C” over alleged diversion of Saudi-donated rice for disaster victims, including ex-foreign minister Dee-Maxwell Saah Kemayah and ex-NDMA leadership. Public Finance Transparency: BudgIT marks 15 years, saying its fiscal transparency tools have reached 22 million citizens across Liberia and other West African states. Health & Regulation: Liberia faces renewed scrutiny after a fake-doctor case, with lawmakers and health advocates questioning the Medical and Dental Council’s enforcement. Regional Crisis Watch: DR Congo’s Ebola outbreak hits 2,325 deaths and 4,945 confirmed cases, now the deadliest in the country’s history, with a rising fatality rate and weak response capacity. Local Politics & Youth: Sie D. Anderson expands community projects in Matadi Estate—basketball court, bus stop, and 500 vacation-school scholarships. Wealth Scrutiny at LTA: Allegations of commissioners acquiring expensive vehicles and property are reigniting calls for independent investigation into LTA officials’ asset declarations.
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