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A call to action for urgent government intervention in Kakata District #3 (opens the original)
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A prominent citizen of Kakata District #3, Bob T. Bundo, has appealed directly to President Joseph Nyumah Boakai for urgent government intervention into worsening road and electricity problems affecting communities along the Kakata Police Stationâ26 Gate corridor. Bundo's appeal centers on two interconnected infrastructure concerns: the deteriorating road linking the Kakata Police Station to 26 Gate and the absence of electricity from the Kpelleh Community through Garmaygan to 26 Gate. He argu
“Billion-Dollar Budget Yet to Improve Lives Of Ordinary Liberians” -Cummings Says (opens the original)
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Political Leader of the opposition Alternative National Congress (ANC), Alexander B. Cummings, says Liberiaâs billion-dollar national budget has yet to translate into meaningful improvements in the lives of ordinary citizens, blaming the government for failing to adequately address unemployment and persistent economic hardship. Cummings made the remarks Tuesday when he appeared on the Classic Breakfast Show in Kakata, where he discussed a range of national issues, including Liberiaâs politic
Kakata Prison Breach Triggers Massive Manhunt (opens the original)
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The governmentâs correctional and security system is facing renewed scrutiny following a major jailbreak at the Kakata Central Prison, where more than 100 inmates are reportedly believed to have escaped, triggering a large-scale search operation across Kakata and surrounding communities. The Ministry of Justice has confirmed that a jailbreak occurred but has stopped short of confirming the number of escapees. In a statement issued Sunday, the Ministry said the Bureau of Corrections and Rehabil
LDEA Officers, Nigerian National Found Guilty In Drug-trafficking Case (opens the original)
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The guilty verdict against two officers of the Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency (LDEA) and a Nigerian national in the 13th Judicial Circuit Court in Margibi County has transformed what began as a major cocaine seizure at Roberts International Airport into a much broader test of the countryâs capacity to police its own anti-narcotics institutions. The three defendantsâLDEA officers Joe Logan and Lovette Flowers, and Nigerian national Tony Obiâwere found guilty on charges arising from the han
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