
Anderson Miamen
Anderson Miamen is the Executive Director of the Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia (CENTAL), known for his advocacy for good governance and accountability in the Liberian political landscape. He recently condemned the break-in of Representative Yekeh Kolubah's car at the Capitol Building, highlighting the need for more diplomatic and mature conflict resolution among legislators.
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Anderson Miamen, a civil society leader, emphasized the need for action against corruption.
House Reviews Four Anti-Corruption Bills | News
Anderson Miamen, the Executive Director of CENTAL, stressed that the CSDF is falling short of its promise.
CENTAL Flags Deep Gaps in CSDF Oversight, Funding Flow | NewsAnderson Miamen, head of CENTAL, criticized the move plainly, stating that Liberia does not need extra legislative seats.
Legislative Blessing or Burden? | NewsAnderson Miamen, Executive Director of the Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia, has issued a stark warning to the Liberian Government to act decisively in protecting the integrity of its passports.
U.S. Visa Extension Could Spark Rush for Liberian Passports | NewsAnderson Miamen backs LACC’s Chairwoman’s call for a specialized court to speedily try corruption cases.
Lack of Specialized Court Impedes LACC’s Efforts to Recover Stolen Funds | NewsAnderson Miamen, Executive Director of the Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia (CENTAL), sharply criticized the timing of the decision to suspend Kamara.
Boakai Suspends LTA Acting Chair | NewsAnderson Miamen, the Executive Director of the Center for Transparency and Accountability in Liberia, has publicly condemned the recent incident at the Capitol Building involving the break-in of Representative Yekeh Kolubah's car.
CENTAL Questions Speaker Koon’s Leadership | Politics




















