AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMenstrual Health Education: A new piece argues that girls in Liberia and beyond are still kept in silence about menstruation, calling for it to become a national priority with better teaching and support. Police Corruption Case: Former Liberia National Police crime commissioner Johnny Dean has been charged over an alleged US$10,000 bribe tied to the wider cocaine investigation, raising fresh questions about interference in justice. Jewel Howard-Taylor Court Update: Howard-Taylor’s lawyers withdrew a preliminary evidence examination after the court declined defense access to materials, with her team insisting she has not been indicted or found guilty. Defamation in the Spotlight: A US$500,000 defamation suit filed by Stephanie Kpoto against Martin Kollie puts their public claims under judicial scrutiny. Digital Skills & Connectivity: CSquared, with Microsoft support, moved its Ganta broadband and digital education program into commercial operation, adding community Wi‑Fi and training for 1,200+ students. Telecoms Access in Buchanan: Liberia’s LTA opened its first Consumer Support Center outside Monrovia in Buchanan to help residents resolve network complaints locally. Peace Museum Boost: South Africa pledges a fully funded technical tourism and cultural mission to support Liberia’s Peace, Reconciliation and Memorial Museum. Sports & Entertainment: Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion names a new festival director with a FloydFest connection, while Champions League 2026/27 viewing guides keep football fans tuned in.
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