
Clarence Massaquoi
Clarence Massaquoi is a controversial logger and manager of several forestry companies in Liberia, known for his involvement in illegal logging activities and significant financial violations. His past includes participation in the logging sector during Liberia's civil conflict, which has rendered his operations illegal under current regulations. Massaquoi has faced scrutiny for failing to fulfill previous contracts and for leaving large quantities of timber to rot, contributing to ongoing environmental concerns.
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Clarence Massaquoi is the Chairman of the Liberia Telecommunications Authority who invoked the President in response to questions about revenue transparency.
Is LTA Chairman Dragging President Into Revenue Secrecy? | Editorials
Clarence Massaquoi is the Chairman of the Liberia Telecommunications Authority who stated he would not disclose the Authority’s revenues.
Public Money Is Not Presidential Money | Editorials
Clarence Massaquoi, Chairman of the Liberia Telecommunications Authority, has declined to disclose revenue figures, raising transparency concerns.
LTA’s Revenue Secrecy Raises Transparency Questions | NewsLTA Chairman Clarence Massaquoi said funds collected from mobile network operators are being maintained in an escrow account pending further government action.
LACC Weighs Investigation into LTA | NewsRepresenting the LTA Board of Commissioners and Board Chairman Clarence Massaquoi, Commissioner Patrick Honnah outlined regulatory reforms aimed at expanding affordable and secure access to communications services across Liberia.
Boakai Declares July 21 ‘Liberia Technology Summit Day’ to Drive Digital Transformation | NewsClarence Massaquoi is the Chairman of the Liberia Telecommunications Authority who claimed that the Authority is monitoring telecommunications traffic.
Questions Mount Over LTA’s Traffic Monitoring Capability | NewsLTA Chairperson Clarence Massaquoi announced plans to provide high-speed internet connectivity to public high schools in Liberia.
LTA Launches US$500K Internet Project for 156 Public High Schools in Maryland | Science & TechLTA Chairperson Clarence Massaquoi described cybercrime as one of Liberia’s most serious emerging digital challenges.
LTA Takes Cybersecurity Campaign to Maryland County | NewsLTA Chairperson Clarence Massaquoi described the initiative as strategic and transformative.
LTA Grants Orange Money VAS License “C,” | NewsClarence Massaquoi, the LTA Chairman, announced plans to introduce 5G network services across Liberia.
Liberia on the Verge of 5G Revolution | NewsClarence Massaquoi is the general manager for both CCC and Krish Veneer Industries.
Sawmill Pollutes Buchanan Neighborhood | EnvironmentThen-Representative Clarence Massaquoi remarked, 'The rail is a national asset, not a private driveway.'
How Much Revenue Liberia Has Lost Under AML’s Monopoly | NewsLTA Chairman Clarence Massaquoi emphasized the importance of providing high-speed internet to public senior high schools in Liberia.
LTA, Starlink to Connect 156 Public High Schools | News
Clarence Massaquoi is the Chairman for Lofa County's fundraising committee.
UP Seeks to Construct National Headquarters | NewsCEO Clarence Massaquoi assured the community of his dedication and long-term commitment to the area.
GOL Re-opens Mavasagueh Community Forest Bank Account | NewsClarence Massaquoi is the Acting Chairperson designate and Deputy Chair of the Liberia Telecommunications Authority, advocating for reforms in the telecommunications sector.
LTA Seeks to Break MTN, Orange Duopoly | NewsMassaquoi has been representing the LTA at several high-level public and government events.
Massaquoi Gets Boakai’s Nod for LTA Chairmanship | NewsClarence Massaquoi was seen by many as a stabilizing figure, tasked with cleaning up the regulatory agency during a turbulent period.
Silent Exit for Massaquoi? | NewsClarence Massaquoi is the co-owner of C&C Corporation, which was involved in illegal logging activities approved by Merab.
Dirty Deal Exposes Forestry Boss’ Conflicts of Interest | NewsClarence Massaquoi reassured the public that while the rerouting work might lead to intermittent disruptions, the government is committed to ensuring minimal impact on internet services.
LTA Takes Proactive Measure to Prevent Internet Disruptions | BusinessMassaquoi is a wartime logger, which makes his forestry activities and ownership of his companies illegal.
Unlawful Contract Unearths Logger’s Hidden Crimes | Environment
























































