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G. Watson Richards is an investigative journalist with long years of experience in judicial reporting. He is a trained fact-checker who is poised to obtain a Bachelor’s degree from the United Methodist University (UMU)

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Court Orders Eviction and Ejection of Congress for Democratic Change from its Congo Town Headquarters

G. Watson Richards - August 13, 2025

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U.S. Department of State Releases 2024 Report on Human Rights in Liberia

G. Watson Richards - August 13, 2025

Education

Empowering Rural Communities: Financial Literacy and PAPSS Campaign Launched in Bong

G. Watson Richards - August 13, 2025

Development

China and Liberia Strengthen Educational Ties at Scholarship Reception in Monrovia

G. Watson Richards - August 13, 2025

Development

Over 2,000 Trained, $7 Million Invested; UNDP Releases Report on International Youth Day

G. Watson Richards - August 13, 2025

Judiciary

Chief Justice Sie-Nyene Yuoh Bids Farewell, Urges Continued Judicial Independence

G. Watson Richards - August 13, 2025

Corruption

CARI, Corruption, and Conflict of Interest – Two Board Members ‘Hijack’ Administrative Positions

G. Watson Richards - August 13, 2025

Corruption

‘Systemic Corruption at LMHRA,’ Leaked Letter to LACC Reveals

G. Watson Richards - August 13, 2025

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