OVER 100 CORRUPTION CASES STALLED AS CENTAL'S MIAMEN PRESSES LAWMAKERS TO ESTABLISH NATIONAL ANTI-CORRUPTION COURT

WIRE — By Socrates Smythe Saywon Smart News Liberia MONROVIA – With more than 100 reported corruption cases languishing without meaningful prosecutorial action, the Executive Director of the Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia (CENTAL), Anderson D. Miamen, has urged lawmakers to fast-track legislation establishing a National Anti-Corruption Court, arguing that the specialized tribunal is

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