AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoEbola Crisis in DRC: WHO chief Tedros warns the Ebola response in the Democratic Republic of Congo must be scaled up, as deaths now top 3,000 and “chains of transmission” remain hard to track—many victims were not on known contact lists, fueling unsafe burials and spread. Justice Ministry Shake-up: Liberia’s Executive Mansion says President Boakai has removed Justice Minister and Attorney General N. Oswald Tweh, appointing Cllr. Betty M. Lamin-Blamo in his place, with Augustine Fayiah reassigned and Abrahim Boimah Sillah named Solicitor General. Police Oversight Push: Liberia’s IPCB says it is moving toward a fully fledged Independent Policing Oversight Commission to strengthen external accountability and investigate deaths in police custody and other serious matters. Drug Case Pressure: Reports highlight continued scrutiny and demands for faster, fairer handling in high-profile narcotics-related cases, including calls for transparency and equal justice. Local Development Talks: Bong County Rep. Fahnbulleh says he met President Boakai to press for greater local contractor participation in development projects and better protection for host communities. US Deportation List: The US published an updated West Africa deportation list of 427 people, including 111 Liberians, with names, photos, and charges.
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