Frank Musah Dean
Frank Musah Dean is a former Minister of Justice in Liberia, known for his legal expertise and involvement in significant governmental negotiations. He recently issued a legal opinion that countered claims made by ArcelorMittal Liberia regarding the proposed multiuser rail access agreement with Ivanhoe Atlantic, affirming that the government retains the authority to allow third-party access to the railway infrastructure while adhering to existing contractual obligations.
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Recent news mentions
Frank Musah Dean is challenging a ruling by Judge Boima Kontoe regarding his arrest in a diamond case.
S/C Reserves Judgment in Ex-Justice Minister’s Arrest Challenge |
Liberia· 2025-10-28
Minister Dean acknowledged that he headed the joint security investigation board that investigated the diamond but denied making any application for its export.
Syrenius Cephus Reignites Feud with Musah Dean | LegalLiberia· 2025-10-03
Frank Musah Dean is the Minister of Justice who did not advance the eviction matter.
CDC Eviction Imminent | NewsLiberia· 2025-05-30
Frank Musah Dean, then-Minister of Justice, responded to AML's objections regarding the Ivanhoe Framework Agreement.
“We Expected More” | NewsLiberia· 2025-04-07
Frank Musah Dean is the former Minister of Justice who issued a legal opinion contradicting AML's claims regarding the multiuser rail access.
ArcelorMittal Threatens Legal Action to Maintain Rail Monopoly | NewsLiberia· 2025-03-17
