Augustine Fayiah
Liberiasolicitor generalMale5.0Global Dominance: 0.00%Augustine Fayiah serves as the Solicitor General of Liberia and represents the government in the ongoing legal battle over the diamond. He argues that the diamond belongs to the state due to the expiration of the mining license for the claim where it was found.
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One of the few allegations directed at a legal counsel for the prosecution, Solicitor General Cllr. Augustine Fayiah concerned an alleged romantic relationship between him and the jury forelady.
Can A Trial Judge Set Aside or Alter A Valid Verdict After The Jury Has Been Discharged? | CommentariesLiberia· 2026-08-04
Augustine Fayiah is the Solicitor General who argued for the Liberia Electricity Corporation to settle its debt in installments.
LEC Executives Face Contempt Charges | NewsLiberia· 2026-07-09
Augustine Fayiah is an EJF Program Officer who delivered a presentation on the Oceans5 Transparency Project.
EJF Hosts Inception Workshop for CSOs, Journalists on Fisheries Transparency | NewsLiberia· 2026-06-22
Cllr. Augustine Fayiah stated that the court has spoken and justice has been served.
Was Justice Bought? Explosive Affidavits Rock Tweah Case as Court Bans Public | LegalLiberia· 2026-06-19
Augustine Fayiah, Program Officer with the Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF), delivered a stark warning about the scale of the problem threatening Liberia’s marine resources.
Coastal Communities Could Pay a Huge Price If… | NewsLiberia· 2026-06-19
Cllr. Augustine Fayiah, Solicitor General, described the ceremony as a 'significant moment in our justice system.'
“Your Life Now Belongs to the State” | LegalLiberia· 2026-02-02
Cllr. Augustine Fayiah has been suspended for failing to attend official meetings.
UP Suspends Dozens of Executives Over Delinquency | NewsLiberia· 2025-09-15
Cllr. Augustine Fayiah raised concerns about foreign nationals exploiting Liberian forests.
“National Security Concern” | NewsLiberia· 2025-08-04
Solicitor General Cllr. Augustine Fayiah argued that the diamond belonged to the state due to an expired mining license.
S/C Reserves Ruling in Controversial 53.34-Carat Diamond Case | LegalLiberia· 2025-04-14
